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“’Why did you do all this for me?’ he asked. ‘I don’t deserve it. I’ve never done anything for you.’ ‘You have been my friend,’ replied Charlotte. ‘That in itself is a tremendous thing.’” — Charlotte’s Web, E. B. White
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
Welcome to a night in the office from hell.
It’s 1983 and in an abandoned workplace in the Midlands, two solitary clerical workers sit down at their desks to begin a routine night shift. But as the evening creeps into the night, a confidential file is accidentally opened and a quietly horrifying secret is unleashed. A secret that’ll soon turn their lives of rotas, packed lunches and fag breaks violently upside down and the workers, against each other.
A fantasy thriller with a pounding 1980s soundtrack, Stoke-on-Trent’s Potboiler Theatre invite you to a world of ruthless ambition, desperate escapism and deeply held desires: a world of Devotion.
Devotion was supported with funding from National Lottery through Arts Council England and Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council. With thanks also to New Vic Theatre, Mitchell Arts Centre and Moonbrushed Media.
Images courtesy of Moonbrushed Media.
I came across this small procession for a Peruvian equivalent of Mexico's Virgen de
Guadelupe yesterday. I am sorry for my inadequate description but I couldn't for the life of me understand what the elderly bystander told me. After having asked several times, I just nodded, too embarrassed to ask again ...
He said it was an important day and all over Lima there were several processions like this one taking place.
Does anybody out there in flickrland know more ?
This old man was sitting just by me and sawing his purse. He was so concentrated on his work that I didn't ask him when I shot and he did not realized it at all.
Eyes glued to his master. I could have set a bomb off and the dog wouldn't have looked at me. Isn't that a great face though?
I was walking around a nearby park scouting for interesting creatures to photograph when I walked by this old chinese couple (the shorter one is a woman, don't be fooled by the short hair), and the moment I passed them I realize while it's been so awkward to photograph people face on, taking a shot off your subject's back means their identity is somewhat covered, and it allows me to capture something human faces sometimes can't...