Portraits: informal
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- Hair : VCO ~ GYURI Hair / Rigged @Kustom9
- Head : LeLUTKA Kaya Head 3.1
- Dress : {HIME*DREAM} Maeri Dress @ACCESS
- Garter : Palette - Neima Garters [White]
- Sneakers : [ VERSOV ] KRTWOV_SNEAKERS
- Pose : - Sweet Art - Lena FATPACK / Breathing Stands & Static Poses @Equal10
In fact, I just collected three little vases of flowers from the windowsill and grouped them for a shot. Happily, Sweet William flowers look good wherever they are.
Cantigny is a 500-acre park in Wheaton, Illinois, 30 miles west of Chicago. It is the former estate of Joseph Medill and his grandson Colonel Robert R. McCormick, publishers of the Chicago Tribune. Cantigny includes large formal and informal gardens, two museums, a 27-hole golf course, a picnic grove, a playground, hiking paths, restaurants and a gift shop.
Realidad social y económica de los países en desarrollo.
Este vendedor ambulante recorre desde muy temprano las calles de la ciudad, ofreciendo sus frutas y verduras, hasta la caída del sol.
This is a shot that I really enjoy. I saw it on my drive in and the scene just caught my eye. I wanted a photo that had a hazy and grainy feel despite the fact that it was bold and sunny.
I assumed I couldn't have this because of the light, but a couple of things happened.
First, this is Lomography Potsdam. It was on sale (like half-off). I cannot be sure, but it's very extremely possible that it's on sale because the rolls are bad. After processing, the scans revealed a multitude of tiny black dots all over the shot. I re-scanned and removed them. I thought it was maybe my fixer at first, but after fixing another emulsion that I developed, the specs were only on the Potsdam. There was also emulsion damage on some of the frames, seemingly coming from poor coating.
Second, I wanted to develop this in HC-110. I got mixed up and accidentally developed this in FA-1027 (F76+). I didn't realize this until six minutes into developing.
I had just mixed up a new batch for a tank of HP5, but poured it into the Potsdam tank instead. Brilliant. This could have worked out, but my developer is apparently giving up the ghost. I wish I could buy this in a powdered form, but unfortunately I can't.
So two rolls of this were tragically under-developed. Same with four sheets of Fomapan 100.
So much chaos in one tiny tank.
But a few photos worked out well enough to share, and I'll share them.
The photo here was taken this past weekend at one of my favorite spots. This scene will still be there when I return. Hopefully I'll retake this with a better sky and develop it with something that actually works.
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'Informal'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Film: ORWO UN54
Process: FA-1027; 1+14; 8min
Washington
June 2025
happy fence friday. hooray. hang out.
[Boumsell Longchamp / Verichrome Pan 127, expired 1980 / Adonal stand dev. / November 2016]
Combining several of my long-standing favorite formal motifs: Circle with Newman Zip; Cartesian background; Leading Lines all over.
Lighting and ceiling in the ‘Red Light’ Garage, Wallace ID.
Straight up, with the iPhone lying on a table. SOOC
“A big man is always accused of gluttony, whereas a wizened or osseous man can eat like a refugee at every meal, and no one ever notices his greed”
JORGE THUILLIER
‘Si no cambias todo se repite’, 2021
Óleo sobro papel / Oil on paper
Exposición: ‘Un silvido al viento. 40 años de la Galería Rafael Ortiz’ -de Arte Contemporáneo-
Exhibition: ‘A Whistle in the Wind. 40 Years of the Rafael Ortiz Gallery of Contemporary Art’
CICUS_Centro de iniciativas Culturales de la Universidad de Sevilla
Ciudad de Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain
This is a panorama of a typical informal settlement... something that you'll find surrounding all the major cities in South Africa.
Most of the people who settle here are from the rural areas, they've moved here in a desperate attempt to find work.
They are so desperate to find work that they are prepared to huddle through the Cape Town Winter in an iron shack like this.
And to think that I've just spent the past couple of months desperately trying to quit my job... how ironic.
Will I also end up living in an iron shack like this someday?
If so... then I will choose the pink one.
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After the wedding, we just exited from the fuzz and sat down.
Drank champagne whilst reading messages from friends and family far away.
Waiting for the transport to our secret hideaway.
Tough times never last, but tough people do.
Quote by Robert H. Schuller
Under a bridge that spans Khlong Bangkok Noi near the confluence with the Chao Phraya River.
Thonburi, Bangkok
Informal portrait of my dog, Zuki, a black and white Maltipoo mix. She's not camera shy in the least.
noodles, veg. Lots of veg. DiligentDog's magic red stuff. Squid ink addition optional. Looks like quite the mess doesn't it; twas busy defending my lunch.
This image is part of my doctoral research about the consequences of Chernobyl
Chernobyl border region: North Ukraine.
A man stands in an unploughed field in front the forest that marks the start of the 30km 'Exclusion Zone'. The zone surrounds the site of the world's worst Nuclear disaster, Chernobyl. Of course, the fence does not stop invisible radiation, just as it does not stop the socially and economically marginalized inhibitors of the borderland from entering the zone to pick mushrooms, collect scrap metal, or hunt for wild boar.
More information here.
The stories and experiences that the people in this region have shared with me continue to inform my research, and for that I am grateful.
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Thoughts - comments - critiques - always welcome.