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Luftversorgungsanlage (Dokumentationsstätte ehemaliger Ausweichsitz der Landesregierung NRW)
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Air Supply System (Documentation site of the former alternative seat of the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia)
As I watch Camille and Gracie Jo learn to coexist on our property, I see scenes like this.
I was photographing Camille, and Gracie Jo was across the street where she used to live. GJ started to move toward me, but she had not noticed that Camille was with me. When she reached the top of the slope Gracie Jo saw Camille; instead of going back or forward, she changed her path and went straight to the tree--like she meant to do that all along. Then she executed a long, leisurely stretch on the trunk of the pecan tree, while Camille watched.
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Voigtländer Nokton 50mm 1.0
This Café was about to have a new facade built. The Cafe was still open and full of guests every day.
Berchtesgaden Documentation Center
Nikon D750, f/2.8, 1/40 sec, 14.0mm, ISO 500
AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
Wish I could have nailed this shot without the camera shake (it had amazing potential) but it's my first photo of this bird so I'll take it.
These four photos complete documentation of our summer camping trip. Soon I will start posting photos of our fall camping trip. These were taken during my two-day drive home.
This is the Ironside, Oregon, shopping mall.
Somewhere in Michigan along US 41, an Escanaba-bound EL&S passenger special was put to pixels for all time.
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Zeiss Batis Sonnar 85mm 1.8 T*
In March 2025 I have only found 7 Red Mailboxes in a large area, this is in a small village in the country side, outside of a Church. The Red Mailboxes was very commen in the near past, you good find one or two on nearly every corner, many places with two Red Mailboxes side by side, Before the end of 2025 these Red Mailboxes wlll be history only, not to be seen in the streets, you can find more photos of Red Mailboxes at pixelfed.dk/c/916776292554763071
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While on the detour around the Hohman Ave bridge, I stopped to let this guy cross the road. There was no doubt that he was doing some work for the West Lake Corridor project based on the F.H. Paschen decal...
There's also a mural in the background, while the machine is (as far as I know) occupying the former Monon right-of-way.
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After the wonders of Moissac, I drove back North 125 kilometers to the small town of Souillac, back in the département of Lot but still in the old province of Quercy (and in the modern region of Occitania). According to unconfirmed local stories, the abbey of Souillac was founded by Saint Éloi († 660) before it was taken over by the Benedictines from Aurillac in the 900s. From that period, only the Western tower-porch remains.
Less famous than Moissac, this abbey was, for me, at least as interesting, beginning with the church, which has not been altogether transformed in the Gothic style like in Moissac, but retains its beauty and genuineness from the 1100s, as I hope you will see through the photos I will upload.
Sculpture is also at least as amazing at that of Moissac, and even more so in some respects —and it is in much better condition, for reasons that we will explore together as I caption the relevant photos.
Listed as a Historic Landmark on the first list of 1840, the abbey is not on the path to Compostela and was never known for housing any particularly famous relics, which is why the church, dedicated to Saint Mary, has no ambulatory around the choir.
I was very nicely received in Souillac by the local authorities as the photos I took contributed to the documentation of the nationwide crowdfunding project that is in place to restore parts of the church, under the ægis of the Fondation du Patrimoine (Mission Bern), for which I work as a pro bono photographer: www.fondation-patrimoine.org/les-projets/abbatiale-sainte....
As I mentioned above, the oldest part of the abbey church is the western tower-porch from the 900s, with parts that are even older, from the 800s. During the consolidation works undertaken on the tower in the 1950s, which involved excavation to pour concrete and stabilize the base of the tower, a Merovingian cemetery was found with sarcophagi from the 400s and 500s, some quite plain, some very ornate.
They have been kept in an underground room under the tower. This space is not open to the public but I was given access to take pictures.
One of the sarcophagi was, for reasons of economy, shut with these two carved stones re-used from a Carolingian chancel enclosure.
Some of the tombs found in that small necropolis were much more recent, 12th or 13th century.
February 20th, 2009. Cube 4 Gallery at Ohio University.
REFLECTIONS
October 9, 2008
A DOCUMENTATION
The photos collected here are a small part of a larger series of “Reflection” photos I have been collecting for two years. They are close-up images of reflections found on the surface of the ponds and streams located within a short distance from my home outside of Logan, OH. The collection displayed here represent the photos taken during a two hour period on the afternoon of October 9, 2008. Viewers can refer to the time charts found along with the display to follow the sequence of the shoot.
As this project has developed I have begun grouping photos into set of three based on similarities in different formal, objective, or time based elements. The selection process has no specific rules, but is based more on personal editorial vision. The sets are the primary way in which the reflections are typically displayed.
In this specific exhibition, I have chosen to give a more general overview of the variety of images I might find during one shoot, rather than showing only selections of my personal editorial choices.
Jonas Hart
SFRM would meet with Grady and Mike R at Wytheville, during catches that I only documented via video, of 23G and 22A. Here we're more to the east, bagging 23G again after a Hardee's lunch break at Dublin, VA splitting the CPLs at Wysor. All in the name of documentation!
Further documentation of the decay of an abandoned farm near my home.
A short barn safari after an MRI on a saturday.
I took the macro out to look for spiders and what did I find!!!! Clay-colored Sparrow! Thank goodness I had my little point and shoot!
in this frozen moment, the machine meets skin. there’s no blood, no pain – just pressure, breath, precision. the tattoo artist leans in, eyes locked on the fine tip, while latex hands control and stretch. the client’s fingers curl, half relaxed, half anticipating the sting. everything is clean, structured, tense – yet there’s intimacy. the monochrome palette strips away distraction and leaves only gesture, focus, and trust. this isn’t just about ink. it’s about the human act of imprinting meaning into flesh.
The workflow for a particular project had to be documented for all of the different parties to approve and sign off on. Completed in 2004
View from New Phoenix mine engine house. Sometimes known as Silver Valley mine or Wheal Cheesewring there is very little documentation on the operations here which are believed to have taken place in the late 1880's on extensions of lodes worked by South Phoenix. To the left of the engine house is The Hurlers stone circle with South Phoenix engine house on the horizon. Caradon Hill with its mast can be seen through the opening in the stonework.