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irancell Communication Tower
Whit 48 meters height
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IRAN - Mashad
Shot with a Canon 5Dmk3 with a Canon TS-E 24mm, green -filter. Shot in Stratford, London.
PP Lightroom, Black and white Luminosity
www.peterdebock.nl (c) 2016
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Pentax ME Super
Soligor f/3.5-4.5 28-80mm Zoom Macro lens
Ilford HP5+ film
Self developed (Kodak D-76; stock solution. 8 min @ 68F)
digitally scanned from negative
Paint the Moon week 17/52
Theme: Communication
This week's theme is communication. Before texting and email how did people communicate? I haven't written a letter in ages. I rarely send any thing through the post office except bills or product deliveries.
C-Print. Madera blanca. 100 x 50 cm. Edición: 10 + 1 A.P.
+ Info:
www.santixander.com/?page_id=37
Agradecimientos a:
Dana Moreno (Modelo)
Yulia Eremina (Diseñadora de Moda y Tocados).
Débora González (Maquillaje)
Elena Cerezo (Peluquería)
Photo: Santi Xander Fotógrafo
Model: Azusa Higa
Workmen doing some maintenance on the phone cables in Queens Street. One looked at me with suspicion.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street candid taken in Glasgow, Scotland. I loved the juxtaposition of the two girls and the mobile telephone store seeing how the art of actual conversation is fast becoming consigned to the history books.
As a child, Christmas time meant not only a time of Father Christmas and wish lists, magic and stories, gift giving and receiving, but also a time of joyous festivity and fun, including the British tradition of a Christmas panto (pantomime). I would always attend several over the Christmas and New Year period.
Christmas pantos have been a stalwart of British culture since the turn of the Twentieth Century, as this postcard attests and were usually faerie tale based and starred famous theatrical folk of the day.
This postcard from my large faerie tale postcard collection of a Cinderella pantomime was produced by David Allen and Sons in December 1906 for the Broadway Theatre in New Cross, where:
"The Management have the pleasure of announcing that the Christmas Pantomime will be Cinderella, with the following Artistes: Miss Beatrice Edwards, Mr. Fred Cary, Miss Lucie Caine, the Sisters Sprightly, the Tally-Ho Trio, the Pollard Brothers and the Eight Sunrays."
There was one theatre my Grandmother used to take me to when I was a child, where at the end of any panto, Christmas or otherwise where they sang the following:
"Oh why does a brown cow give white milk,
When it only eats green grass?
Oh I don't know! You don't know!
Oh don't you feel an ass?
Oh why does a brown cow give white milk,
When it only eats green grass?"
That silly song has stuck in my memory all these years, nearly half a century later!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXvlzUCB74o
And every day you send me more
It makes it worse is this a plan of yours
To ensure I don't forget
I'd write and tell you that I've burnt them all
But you never send me your address
And I've, I've kept them anyway
So don't ask me if I think it's true
That communication can bring hope to those
Who have gone their separate ways
It hardly touched me when it should have then
But memories are uncertain friends
When recalled by messages