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Home again after a 5000 km drive through five provinces with 1150 images on my camera, this trip was kind of a Covid breakout to visit family not seen in two years and catch a few sights along the way. We traveled by the seat of our pants - as weather and Covid regulations allowed - redirecting as needed. At one point emergency measures were reinstated in New Brunswick and we had to hastily register via smartphone to drive through the province on the way home. It was a busy period that didn't leave much time (or cellular data) for Flickr. Now home again, I'll catch up with you, which will take me a couple of weeks.

 

This image was shot as night fell and I liked the tranquility of the scene. I wanted light trails of a long exposure from cars driving through but as luck would have it, September is pretty quiet with little traffic - just one vehicle. It made for a quiet time camping, which suited us just fine.

When explanations make no sense

When every answer's wrong

You're fighting with lost confidence

All expectations come

 

The time has come to make or break

Move on don't hesitate

"Breakout"

 

1986 Swing out Sister ;-)))

Great Yarmouth, UK

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Colorful sunset in the Pacific Northwest.

 

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Panorama dal sentiero cai226

epilogue - zombies

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my lunch turned into todays photo 🍳

frame 4/5 - home, sweet home

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frame 3/5 - home, sweet home

Analogue || Film: Rolleiflex SL 35 + Jupiter 9 + Kentmere 400 (pushed 2 stop)

  

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It is twelve days since D-Day and the allies are slowly making their way through Normany. Germans are scattered all around trying to push them back. Each hedge-grove is another battle.

 

Til next time

-Caleb

[🚜]

 

Turkey Tom slipped through the open window, his wings brushing against the kitchen's window sill. He landed softly on the rail.

Where would he go? What would he do?

frame 5/5 - home, sweet home

In June I attended an excellent workshop where we learned about and photographed jazz dancers in a studio setup using strobe lighting. Each dancer would repeat a particular move several times, giving us a good chance of catching them at the peak of the action. While this isn't a type of photography I am generally interested in, it was great to experience it and to get a bunch of terrific action shots of dancers in black against a white background. Other images from this workshop can be found here: In Studio.

 

All the dancers were members of a Los Angeles-based group called JazzAntiqua. The dancer seen in this image is Sarah Platte.

 

This is the second opportunity I've had to shoot professional dancers in a controlled situation and I feel privileged to live where such opportunities are available. My images of the first workshop, shot on location at Union Station, can be viewed here: Cameras & Dancers.

oystercatchers in flight

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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

Yeah I know another 'blooming' lily macro......Sorry but in the absence of daisies it is the best i can do ..... Oh an i like them of course!! ;o)

... and now for somthing completely different

Leslieville, Toronto.

I'm rediscovering my love for this album.

The time is fast approaching...

Michael Moeller, all rights reserved © 2018

Man on street and hole in wall. IMG_5058

I watched helplessly. My friend; More importantly, her Son. Such raw, unashamed emotion is so hard to comprehend.

Breakout - Swing Out Sister

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