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I've recently watched an interview with Salvador Dali where he was stating that all his artwork are based on his dreams coming to him 10 minutes before he was fully asleep.
Dali learned over time to take control of his lucid dream state and with that, he mastered accessing his subconscious and used what he had found in his act of creating. Of course, the way he materialized what he found is truly amazing as well, in any ways, all his artwork are now fascinating manifestations of one man's creative mind, ideas and experiences, for all of us to see and wonder about.
This all made me think, this 10 minutes time period of lucid dream state, mystical space before we all are fully gone somewhere else; I cannot help noticing a parallel notion happening in the way nature behaves just before it awakes or falls asleep; the most unexpected, wonderous and profound events, colours, particles, sensations are seem to manifest themselves in those couple of minutes of lucid dream states of nature, just before it all settles again.
Image taken of Kinlochard Stone Jetty at Loch Ard, Stirlingshire, Scotland.
You know how you sometimes see a movie behind the scenes interview and run through of a movie, the actor's and crew going through a scene, and how everything seems so fake. Then always amazed to then see the finished scene. The night scene shot with lots of light, and then in post it's all turned into the movie we see.
Well this is my version of that. My brother is standing about where I was when I took the picture in the prior posting. If you look beyond him you can see a pipe that was edited out of my shot. This shot isn't SOOC either, I actually desaturated it and did a few other things to give it post edit look.
So here's my behind the scenes photoshoot with my brother. So much fun.
Oh, almost forgot, my camera settings are the same for both shots. The reality is probably somewhere between these two shots.
"breakfast can wait" shot
'I've come to believe that it’s worth getting to know your fearful mind... it’s never going to leave you. You can’t evict it. It’s more or less hardwired into your psyche and will accompany you onto every stage you set foot on, into every job interview you go to, and every new relationship you enter into. It’s there, and it’s not going to shut up.'
Michelle Obama. 2022. The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times, (p. 73), Crown Publishers
Approximately 2.5 cm/ .98 inches across
As shot. Slight crop.
* NB. Bibliography or reference notes are not in one style yet. Please forgive for now.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_1OPJDNJKo&list=PL4cFJtUcmjZ...
Le peuple aura-t'il droit à la parole???
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La rivière Nièvre à Nevers (Nièvre, France). Mars 2022
Rolleiflex 2.8f - Fuji Provia 100
J'ai été interviewé par Claire-Hélène Delouvée (CAUE 58) sur RCF au sujet de mon travail au long cours sur la rivière Nièvre : rcf.fr/actualite/architecture-et-cadre-de-vie?episode=225732
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This Shot Was Taken in Global Village
while Ex-shail Was interviewed by one of Cheez Members !
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The thing in front of him is a Light hehehe :P
Model :Ex.shail ~ My Brother ~
"Photography is truth.”
this is an interview i did for the ukrainian portal AZH.
www.azh.com.ua/newspage.php?subaction=showfull&id=124...
The site: www.azh.com.ua/
english versions:
here on flickr: www.flickr.com/groups/azh/discuss/72157619866875919/
on my tumblr: tommythepariah.tumblr.com/
Thanks a lot Alexandr for Everything :)
After the interview, one of these four lovely ladies will take over the job of Press Secretary at the White House. Which one will it be? And will we ever learn what winning attributes she has that got her the job? Only time will tell.
Racing driver Robert Kubica of Poland won the Renault World Series event in 2005 and is currently driving for BMW Sauber in F1. On Sunday 7th August 2006 he is due to replace Jacques Villeneuve in the Hungarian Grand Prix, becoming the first Polish driver to race in a full F1 Grand Prix.
Interviewed by Polish racing commentator and journalist Cezary Gutowski
Head of the Baghdad police, Superintendent Maitland interviews his daughter, Sheila, under the watchful eye of Poirot.
I am happy to be the first photographer interviewed by Velvet Eyes, a new promising photography website.
A big thanks to the curator team, Laura Uslar and Stanley Bloom
Love the site design! Check it out! Great stuffs in there.
I was interviewed by Marc Barkowski (publisher) for the german street magazin. First time for me, so another new experience ;-)
It can be read online here soulofstreet.de
Also thanks to Reiner Girsch who is the second publisher !!
Have a great weekend and best regards -db
My alternate ego, Dean-O,(www.flickr.com/photos/193649900@N07/) has been featured in The Inspired Eye magazine. Many thanks to Don Springer and Olivier Duong for doing this.
Rio de Janeiro. The people are resourceful and who can make money as much as they can, and small monkeys, so cute, emboldened and run out into the street. Everyone tries to feed them.
Рио де Жанейро. Народ находчивый и кто как может зарабатывает деньги, а маленькие обезьянки, такие милашки-попрошайки, осмелели и выбегают прямо на улицу.
Andrea Mura is interviewed before leaving from Cagliari to Plymouth with his boat, "Vento di Sardegna". From Plymouth on May 29, will start the Ostar 2017, a famous and hard race that Andrea has already won in 2013.
Andrea Mura viene intervistato prima della partenza da Cagliari verso Plymouth con la sua barca, "Vento di Sardegna". Da Plymouth il 29 Maggio, prenderà il via la Ostar 2017, una famosa ed impegnativa regata che Andrea ha già vinto nel 2013.
Amid the panic of running from an interview, transcribing said interview on an airport train, and typing a story on my lap, I snapped this photo. Yes, I know the window could have been cleaner but I like that the clouds resemble sand.
The general idea behind Graffiti Underworld was to collect the wildest graffiti related stories in the voice of the writers themselves and compile them into a book. Each writer’s section reads as if they were sitting face to face with you telling their tale. These stories are meant to put you into the world of the graffiti writer, crawling through train yards, locked in jail cells, running down fire escapes and other forgotten corners of our cities.
I ended up with far too much content to fit into a 200 page book. The following are some outtakes from my interview with HOUR Pigs Crew.
Hour:
I was staying in Oregon for a while, Eugene, Oregon. The first crew I was ever in was called PHO. Putting Heads Out. A lot of the members had gotten in trouble in New Mexico and they bailed to Oregon. They were like you could come up here. They all had a house. You should come up here and stay with us. I was trying to get out and go to Seattle. I ended up going to Oregon. We stayed at this house. It was like a two bedroom house and there were like eight or nine people that lived there. None of us had jobs. We would just party every night. We would just hustle, get money and paint and all that shit. We’d do cart runs of food and cart runs of paint. This chick always let us have parties at her house. We had this three day rager at her house. We racked all this food and beer. In Oregon we would steal beer and return the bottles and buy more beer. So these kids are talking shit to my friend. I go get a couple more people.
They all start piling into this SUV, it’s got rims, it’s brand new, it’s got TV’s, nice as fuck. I see this kid pull open the door and jump in the car. I run across the street and there’s these dudes standing there. They’re like we don’t know what the fuck is going on leave us alone. I told one of my boys to stand in front of the car. I reach over the passenger to the driver and I tell him that’s my fucking brother you run him over and Ima fucking kill you. He’s like “I don’t know what’s going on?” I grab him by the hair and slam his head into the window. I was like “That’s what’s going on!” I tried to pull his keys out of his ignition but I was kind of anxious, so I didn’t turn the key first. So I’m like ripping at the keychain. I bent up the key and it fucked up the ignition. He’s like what the fuck you doing to my car. His CD player was down and I fucking punched down on the CD player and broke it off. I reach back in the back seat and his TV was there open and I folded it backwards so it hit the roof the wrong way and snapped off. I’m like “That’s what the fuck I’m doing!” My friend was pounding this dude nasty. Both his eyes were black. All these chicks were in the car and all these dudes were in the car screaming like chicks and they’re like “Go! Go! Drive the fucking car!” He was like “I can’t this dude’s gonna kill me if I run over his friend.” I left the car and right outside the car there was this house for rent with the metal for rent sign. It was one of the big ones not like the plastic red and white ones. I picked it up out of the ground and started belting the side of their car like sick, putting dents and holes. The whole back of the suburban was filled with all this shit and I start breaking the windows out of the side and I broke the window out of the back and all the shit started falling out. They started freaking out even more. I started putting holes in the other side and they ended up skirting and bailed out. When they bailed more shit started falling out. One of my friends started picking shit up that had falling out. A brand new Playstation in the box had fallen out with a whole book full of games.
We sold that the next day for a couple hundred bucks. That got us some food for a little while. When we we’re leaving, the cops starting piling in. The whole block started filling up. I put my arm around this girl that I had never even met before and we just walked down the block like I was trying to avoid all the confrontation. We had a party the next night at that same house and I killed a handle of Jose Cuervo and a case of beast and ended up fighting all my friends. I got my nose broke. It felt like my friend blackened both my eyes, broke my nose, and busted my lip in one hit. It brought me to my knees, brutally. I was supposed to go to the bus station to go to Seattle to meet up with some kids and they wouldn’t let me on the bus. I was like “Can I still get on the bus?” They were like “What are you kidding me, we can smell the alcohol on your breath and your covered in blood. We can’t let you on the bus.” I was like fuck that I need to get out of here. Let me on this fucking bus. I started to get on the bus and one of the dudes grabbed me, and pulled me off the bus. I was like “What the fuck, you wanna end up looking like me!?” They called the cops on me and this girl that took me to the bus station was like “Leave him alone he’s drunk.” I stumbled down the block and ended up passing out on the street and she drug me by the ankles into her little Honda Civic hatchback and took me back to the party and I just passed out on the couch. My boy who broke my nose woke me up the next morning with a sandwich and a beer and was like my bad.
Ask me anything.
Thank you for all the kind comments over the years, i have made it a new years resolution to try and reply to them more but please be patient with me , i find it quite hard down to a bang on the head and slight brain injury which just effects my dyslexia and train of thought.
You can check out an interview I did for Issue 74 of Inspired Eye. It is an online magazine about street photography. Thank you Don Springer for the opportunity to express myself and share my views. It was a fantastic experience.