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A closer look at the men at work washing windows in our condo building in Toronto. They work efficiently while suspended in midair by a few ropes. Hats off to their nerves of steel.
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Alone between the sheets
Only brings exasperation
It's time to walk the streets
Smell the desperation
At least there's pretty lights
And though there's little variation
It nullifies the night
From overkill
– Men at Work, Overkill
Taken at Mopire City.
Autumn in the Jardin de Luxembourg
This is again an attempt to photograph people and daily life in Paris in a way that keep the anonymity of the person. I will post soon some examples where people are recognizable. Here I was fascinated by the light on the chairs and his way of raking the leaves
... no, that street musician and his monkey did not come from there ... The two from Manchester performed the song from Men at Work "Down Under" in sensational coordination and a wonderful own interpretation and above all in a very good mood at temperatures around the freezing point – and a few more songs.
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... nein, dort kamen dieser Straßenmusiker und sein Affe nicht her … Den Song von Men at Work "Down Under" haben die beiden aus Manchester in sensationeller Koordination und einer wunderbaren eigenen Interpretation und vor allem mit sehr guter Laune bei Temperaturen um den Gefrierpunkt vorgetragen – und noch einige mehr.
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Men at Work / Down Under
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GOWLLAND CHIEF
Working on the Fraser River
New Westminster, BC
Canada
Image taken from boat. A morning out with the tugs
Build yr: 1968 as SQUAMISH CHIEF
No IMO/MMSI
Registry # 329527
Designer: Robert Allan
Builder: Vito Steel Boat & Barge Construction Ltd.
In 1968-1971 she was owned by Squamish Tug Boat Co. Ltd., Garibaldi Highlands BC. In 1975 she was owned by False Creek Towing Co. Ltd., Vancouver BC. In 1976-1980 she was owned by Sunset Coast Marine Ltd., Powell River BC. In 1982-1997 she was owned by Westview Towing Ltd., Tahsis BC. In 1999-2003 she was owned by Gowlland Towing Ltd., Campbell River BC. In 2009-2019 she was owned by Quadrant Investments Ltd., Coquitlam BC.
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*Working Towards a Better World
Brooklyn is full of construction projects creating jobs for people.
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Some more stuff from my archives I am currently re-organising: Crew of colunteers in the steam engine room of the Scarborough Spa Express
Taken in our parking lot, showing these brave men washing windows on another condo building in our complex. Seeing them at work fascinates me.
I liked this row of cottages in Castle Combe, and the men at work at them! One of them saw me taking a picture and smiled back at me, so I suppose they won't mind me posting this :-)
We're just back from a trip to the Philippines and Hong Kong. And what an exciting adventure that was! I took a lot of images (landscape, architecture, wildlife and human interest. As always, fishermen are a returning subject. Here in a minimalistic setting.
Enjoy!
I have a huge respect for the fishermen that fish traditionally. Like this man I photographed in the Philippines. The small amount of fish they harvest to feed their families has no effect on the ecosystem. But every year it gets harder and harder for them. The gigantic trawlers empty the sea. Let's hope that next time I will be there, they can still use their crossnets to get some fish.
I'm sharing three photos of sights seen on my walk today. To and fro took me 30 minutes. There was a dampness in the air, feeling like - 7 C. These workmen seemed to be vaccumming this drain.
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Two men washing our windows today. They were not washed in the Spring because of COVID19, yet another sign that things are slowly returning to some form of normalcy.
one man painting
two men waiting
men at work
behind the dark blue boarding the construction site of the new sea defences at Southsea
me with my camera discreet behind the café wall
Early morning and a broken shop window is being fixed in the Galleries St Hubert.
Zeiss Super Ikonta 531 folding camera
Fomapan 400 film
Lab develop & scan
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Trinity Church, Wall Street
The church has undergone extensive cleaning and repair work in the interior and exterior. Updated wiring, electrical systems and all controlled with 21st Century technology. Seen on a tour as part of Sacred Sites Open House Weekend by the New York Landmarks Conservancy. Estimated completion of the project should be by the end of the year.
The church was consecrated in 1846 and designed by architect Richard Upjohn. It's the third building on the site. Trinity's history begins in 1697, the original building burned in a great fire during the American Revolutionary War.
Tittle stolen from a D.M. album. not an easy one, so no need to link.
Pentacon 30 3.5 M42
Elbows on the knees for this one.
I struggled with my phone because this set up is perfect to illustrate the argument about real cameras being a thing of the past
Take a Photo a Day Every Day.
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These fishermen prepare their bangka (traditional Filipino fishing-boat) for their search for fish. Apparently the fish they are looking for is caught in the dark.
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