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From my archives. R.I.P. Joey and Trino.
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© C. Statton DiFiori
Again, my tripod was a rock.
Taken in Victoria Park, which is located in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Innenansicht des Kirchturms von Saint-Joseph, erbaut in den 50-er Jahren durch Auguste Perret.
Insight view of the tower of the St-Joseph's church, constructed in the fifties by Auguste Perret.
Joseph comes to believe that a magnificent oak tree that hangs over his new house embodies his father's spirit...
Joseph Joubert was a French moralist and essayist, remembered today largely for his Pensées (Thoughts), which was published posthumously.
From the age of fourteen Joubert attended a religious college in Toulouse, where he later taught until 1776. In 1778 he went to Paris where he met D'Alembert and Diderot, amongst others, and later became a friend of a young writer and diplomat, Chateaubriand.
Joseph's Coat Moths found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia. They are also known as Painted Vine Moths.
The moths are day flying, with black, red, pale blue and yellow colours. Male and female look similar except the female is a bit larger and with larger white area on thorax.
Michael Joseph Savage Memorial Park is a great place to spend a couple of hours while beach hopping within Auckland. It was bright on the day, but I wanted to get a photo of the obelisk.
The sun sets over the turbulent waters of St Joseph Lighthouse in Michigan. I was pretty happy to have gone out this evening, as the skies were almost completely clear by me when I left. But I gambled and drove out there hoping that Lake Michigan would drum up some nice clouds for a sunset. I was definitely not disappointed as the skies turned a fiery red after the sun sank below the horizon.
A 120 second long sunset exposure of the beautiful Wallowa area in Joseph, Oregon.
Photo by Russell Eck
One of my favorite houses in St. Joseph, MO. I've shot this house before on an incredibly hot day under poor light conditions and always wanted to come back. So I was happy to be able to get there right at sunset as the snow was really starting to come down.
The light being on at the door helped improve the scene too.
Joseph L Block departed Duluth in beautiful early evening light bound for Two Harbors to load pellets after taking on a partial load of blast furnace trim at CN-Hallett Dock 5 in West Duluth. A pair of great salutes upon departure. 5/19/2020
Joseph walking hom, the last of three photos Ethan took as he explored his camera.
Ilford HP5 @400iso
Minolta Dynax 500si
HC110 dilution B 5 minutes at 20 celcius
Ion Slides2PC 35mm scanner
Affinity Photo 2
Self unloader Joseph L. block owned by Cleveland Cliffs is well into unloading ore at Cleveland's Bulk Terminal on November 2, 2024. It was built in 1975 and has kept that name for it's whole career. It's somewhat rare for a laker to dock at CBT headed west. They more often back in. The newest addition to Cleveland's skyline is the Sherwin Williams headquarters just to the left of the Terminal Tower. Cleveland's House of Pain now known as Huntington Bank Field sits on the far left. This could become a historic photo if the Brown's owners make good on their plan to move off of the lakefront into the suburbs.
Joseph Wouters, sculpteur et ami hollandais vivant en France en Dordogne, m'a ouvert les portes de son atelier et pendant trois heures (en essayant de me faire oublier) j'ai pris quelques instantanés, pendant qu'il me montrait ses oeuvres et qu'il travaillait une pièce en bois.
Sculpteur sur pierres, sur bois et peintre, il est également l'auteur d'un livre de dessin intitulé "Structures". En effet chaque matin, il commence sa journée par un dessin...
Je le remercie de m'avoir permis cette séance de photos.
Barns and corrals on the Rankin Ranch sit in the foreground of this view of the intermontane valley called Walker Basin. Orginally called simply “The Park”, this beautiful little valley, Walker’s Basin, was named for Joseph Reddford Walker who was a pathfinder and scout for General Fremont. Walker came through this area in 1834 when he came down the San Joaquin Valley from Monterey and led his party out of the valley and over the pass which was also named for him…Walker Pass. The first settlers came to Walker’s Basin long before roads came. The trail leading up Walker’s Basin Creek through the Basin and over the mountain pass was the route of the Union Soldiers during the Civil War as they journeyed between Fort Tejon and Fort Independence (near Bishop in northern California). This north looking view was taken from the mountain to the south along the Caliente Bodfish Road.
The Quarter Circle U Rankin Ranch was founded by Walker Rankin in 1863. Walker was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on October 10, 1832. His boyhood and youth were spent on his father’s farm, and he attended public school until he was fourteen. The lure of the West would soon change his life forever. In 1854, at the age of twenty-two, Walker left home and headed to California making his journey by way of Panama and sailing into San Francisco. He was fairly successful in the gold fields of northern California, and eventually settled in Walker Basin where he became a cattle rancher.
Walker Rankin married Lavinia Estelle Lightner in 1868. Her family had traveled to California by covered wagon from Missouri in 1849, and her father, Abiah Lightner, was successful at gold mining in nearby Keysville before settling in Walker’s Basin in 1858. Walker and Lavinia Rankin had six sons and one daughter. Walker is credited with importing the first purebred Hereford cattle to this area. In the 1870s Rankin Ranch became a stage stop for the overland mail route. Travelers stopped at the ranch on their way to Havilah (the Kern County Seat at that time), Keysville, and Kernville. The old barn where the teamster’s horses were tended to still stands on the ranch today and is used for hay storage. Walker was a very successful businessman. After he passed away at age 86, his wife and then his decendents operated the the ranch and continue to do so.
An antique medium-sized image of Saint Joseph with the Child Jesus. Restored and refurbished by the Vecin Workshop.
I think I have figured out the myth of the missing sock in my house. You know how you have 1 million mismatched socks in your House and you never find the other pair. Well I know now where they have all gone!! lol...
And if you don't notice long enough they start playing tug a war with it....
Joseph was on northeast corner of Wabash and Chicago Avenue. "My name's Joseph, like in the Bible", he said. He was very friendly and fun to talk to. "I woke up on top of the dirt, not under it", he said, smiling. "It's a good day--God's light is shining down...and the angels". While we were talking about names, I mentioned my oldest son's name (Joshua) and as I left, he said "God bless you and your son!"