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NOTES is a series I started in 1968. NOTE TO ERIK was the second one completed but the footage goes back to 1966. When I saw the footage I loved it, but didn't feel ready to deal with it. Seeing Sharon Moss again, who had moved to NYC from Storrs, CT inspired me to return to this footage to make a note to a mutual friend ERIK KIVIAT. It took about 2 years for me to feel I could respond to the generosity of her performance and the images I had gathered and shaped in my camera. Sharon Moss and her cats play and dance naked in the snow.
Walking down the street with my friend on the way to the Jazz Showcase we heard this beautiful singing...
This woman was just standing on the corner with two of her friends and really belting out some beautiful vocals...
She sounded amazing.
I got to her just as she'd finished singing and the people at an outdoor cafe were giving her an enthusiastic round of applause...
For a moment the street was alive with the sound of music...
This was that moment.
A 'SHOUT OUT' to my wonderful friend Anna Gay... one of the best photographers I know and an amazing person as well... she's gotta be the biggest sweetheart on flickr... Anna was just interviewed on a killer photography website... www.rocktheshotforum.com/
You should check it out... this girl is really going places!
Faces on the street
Chicago 6.28.11
35mm 1.8 SOOC 'cept a tiny bump in expo
Today was fabulous. Went on another shopping trip for some more warm clothes... so unlike me!! I never shop. So it's been fun. Tomorrow i'll be going back for a pair of boots they didn't have in my size. :)
Happy Sunday everyone.
Apparently they are introducing £5 notes into the cash machines to try and circulate them more. Personally this is the first £5 note I have had for weeks
Day two of the Tri-Conf "unconference" (a Barcamp-style event) at the Richland Public Library, Richland, Wash.
Photo by Matt McGee.
This woman was sitting alone inches from our table. Fortunately, she seemed to enjoy the girls' antics. In fact, she said her class assignment was to go somewhere, observe what was going on, and write about it in her journal. (Weird class, but anyway...) She said the girls were being very helpful!
Note that Lily is playing with the cute teapot on the woman's table. The other two wanted to play with it, too. Don't know why they had to do that instead of playing with the two nearly identical teapots on our table!
Stoli's taking notes on how to operate the sound system so he can watch Animal Planet when we go out.
Shadow Notes: Danny Clinch, Ralph Gibson, and Andy Summers: Luminato 2009
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Sword in the Stone Crafts - handcrafted leather props and wardrobe accessories
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The Confirming Friend: mens fashion week - SWEENEY TODD
Killer clothes and Fine Cuisine - Part 32
Killer clothes and Fine Cuisine - Part 32
Freshly baked | Luxirare
Ha, no I didn’t bake this jacket, but actually… in a way …I did. One of the finishing touches to leather working (this technique is used for bags) is to literally blow dry the bag. This melts all the loose stitches. Of course one does not use a hair blow dryer, there’s a special heat gun for leather working…This heat also sets the leather, pulls in the seams, and structures the bag to keep it’s shape, so if you dry a square shaped bag, the bag will look squarer if you apply heat to it.. I use this method for leather jackets also, if there are any pattern pieces of leather that stretched out while sewing, you can heat the leather to bring it back to it’s original shape. It also helps set the lapel, collar, and sleeves. It’s kind of like sculpting the jacket at the very end, and it makes a world of difference between the cheapey leather jackets and the expensive looking ones. Everyone knows you can’t iron a leather jacket the way you can iron fabric, well this is kind of like ironing it. Kind of. I love doing it because I feel like the jacket came fresh out of the oven, like cookies. While it is somewhat enjoyable, it’s also dangerous. You can burn the leather if you don’t know what you’re doing. I’m not finished with this design yet, I still have to add custom snaps and finish the arm lining.
Leather iPod Touch Case using Water!
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DIY: Leather Molding | eHow.com
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Frost and ice in Florida? Yes! We have many winter days with temps (F) in the 20s. Hard freezes and frost is not uncommon. One year it was so cold that the giant wild pythons in the Everglades were freezing to death, and it even got to freezing temps in the Keys! The saving grace is that it might be 30F when you wake up, but then later in the day it will warm to 60F! And we have a pretty decent amount of sunshine most of the time.
These are micro shots of ice crystals from the frost on various bits of vegetation in my yard. I have to shoot them early in the morning because even the heat from my breath will start them to melting, and even if the temp is 30F, when the sun hits the yard the frost vanishes in minutes so I have to move fast.
The Nature Spirits have provided me with some delicious abstracts and personal appearances in these micro shots...read the descriptions I’ve written and view the notes I’ve placed on some of the photos, and then view them at their largest sizes available and you’ll be amazed, too!
View more of these intriguing shots I feel like I’ve received as a gift in my set titled “Jack Frost:”
www.flickr.com/photos/motorpsiclist/sets/72157628880414761/
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Araldite Rapid.
5 x 25 ml for spots.
4 x 25 ml for TDRs
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I collect handwritten notes I find for inspiration.
Burmese 500 kip note showing a water buffalo and its handler plowing a paddy field, these animals are still to be seen on every field and farm they were ubiquitous in their presence. They pull carts of produce and people.
As Burma opens up to the world and mechanisation gradually replaces beasts of burden there may come a day when water buffaloes are consigned to exhibits in zoos and children’s parks.