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Christmas is coming
It's time to start digging out those decorations and taking some decent Christmas photos again. Let the photographic festivities begin!
This is one from last December - a few miniature Christmas tree balls, some colourful tinsel and a bit of light.
"Is the spring coming?" he said. "What is it like?"...
"It is the sun shining on the rain and the rain falling on the sunshine..."
Frances Hodgson Burnett, The Secret Garden
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Date: February 2023
Medium: Digital Photomontage
Location: Santa Cruz, CA and Cincinnati, OH
Dimensions: 36” x 48”
© 2023 Tony DeVarco
Images in "Coming Home 2023" include a detail from the "Tyler Davidson Fountain" in Cincinnati (dedicated in 1871); detail of the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge that spans the Ohio River between Cincinnati, Ohio and Covington, Kentucky and a photo taken of the 4,700 sq. ft. painted mural "Homecoming (Bluebirds)." by ArtWorks that celebrates late Cincinnati wildlife artist Charley Harper.
this weather - a heavy but short rain coming from the mountains - reflects our mood after loosing ALL five chickens in the last month, damn fox... I miss Tilda the most, the oldest, raised here as a baby chick, laying eggs to the very last day... photo: waiting (inside the car) for the rain to stop
"Coming of Age" ("Diventare grandi")
...sono appena tornato dal viaggio in Sardegna dove ho fatto le foto su Alice nel Paese delle Meraviglie. Un ringraziamento a chi mi ha aiutato (titti, fili, serena, i miei zii per la meravigliosa location...) e ai due modelli: michela e riccardo. Le foto sono fantastiche, presto vedrete l'intera serie, e tra poco dovrebbe anche esserci una sorpresa a riguardo.
Ah, queste vecchie bambole sono fantastiche. La bambola a destra si chiama "Il mio primo dentino", raccapricciante non trovate? xD
Just got back from Sardinia, where I shot the "Alice in Wonderland" series. I'll publish it soon, and there will be a surprise too.
These dolls are amazing. The right one is called "my first little tooth", and it's really scary, isn't it? xD
Non-HDR shot taken from my window seat on the United Airlines flight I took home from Hawaii back to Japan.
Was a great trip in which I surfed a lot and (regretably) ate a lot ;-)
The Silverfish (Lepisma saccharinum), as domestic companion, inspiration, and fashion accessory, as represented, and misrepresented, in the paintings of some European Masters.
These were early on, showing some of the invention of A.I., perhaps, whilst showing the glaring faults, that slickness, that attempt to take over by blinding, and that failure. One’s head could get easily turned by this ‘soulless’ medium. But I don’t mean that, I don’t believe in soullessness, any more than I believe in souls, unless they are contributable to all and everything, from the rock, the dust, through the silverfish and the cloned sheep, to the human, through to planets and universes, infinity, even, with no pyramidal hierarchical scheme. There are no apexes in infinity. The idea itself is absurd.
I had a great time recently at Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area with some good friends who I have known through Flickr and a local Facebook photography group, but who I had never actually met. Great to finally meet John Gilbert, Niala Branson and Sharon Tuschhoff. All three are great photographers, and if you aren’t already following them on Flickr, you should immediately follow and comment on John and Niala’s photostreams. Sharon, on the other hand, we have yet to convince to join Flickr. . . but the pressure is on!
I rarely go out with other people to photograph. It’s usually my time to be alone. However, I have to admit it was fun to have these three around. I hope to do it again soon.
Sorry it took so long to post these photos. I took so many that day, it was hard to sift through them all. There are more from that day coming soon.
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This is same location where I just did (April 2016) a row of these trees, but on a rainy springtime day with the trees all with green leaves. I put a link to that photo and put it in a comment box below, and also I will post it in my "Comparison & Resemblance (album)"
I will also put each picture separately in some four seasons and spring or winter type groups.
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Pedernales River flowing from the ground back to the main river channel, near Johnson City, TX. Sony nex5r and Nikkor Ai-s 28/2.8.
I've uploaded the few pictures I've shot the last months. I haven't shot a lot of pictures. I was so busy that I almost forgot how my camera worked ;-) And thanks for the comments that kept on coming! I haven't been much on Flickr for months now. But I will return!! You guys know, btw, that I really dig these kinda shots!