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This is the last photo I was able to work on and print at New England School of Photography. I shot and developed it Monday 3/9 and started working on it Tuesday night at NESOP. I finished a couple final prints on Wednesday and expected to return on Thursday and Friday to work on a few more prints.
Unfortunately, like every other school and college in the area, NESOP shut down on Thursday (the last graduating class was still permitted access to the facilities to finish their final projects, but I was only allowed to get my prints and leave).
I posted more photos of the provess on my IG page:
He is the paramount chief of the largest tribal at Bong County in Liberia. He requested me taking the picture wearing very colorful traditional dress. His lovely smile is as natural as the surroundings.
The old Paramount Theater, rebuilt and repurposed as a mixed-use residential, academic, and performance venue for Emerson College. On Washington Street in the Theater District.
A shot I took last month at Paramount Studios. Paramount probably has one of the smaller backlots, but does have it's fair shair of soundstages. That day they where filming The Community and Glee in two of the soundstages. Paramount Studios was also the home of Desilu Studios back in the day. You can't see, but to the right of this entrance was the bench from Forrest Gump.
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Boston's Paramount Theatre was built as a movie theater in 1932. Today it is a performing arts theater owned by Emerson College and named the Paramount Center at Emerson College.
Surprisingly, according to wikipedia, Miami has the 3rd most skyscrapers in the United States and ranks 21st in the world.
The Paramount Theatre is a live theatre venue located in Austin, Texas. The classical revival style structure was built in 1915. The building was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on June 23, 1976
Paramount Coaches Leyland Tiger BCY945 is seen in the St Pauls Bay area of Malta, and I was lucky to catch it in the sun while walking to the bus stop! 3rd July
I've had this photo in my head for a year and a half. The neon of the theatre, reflections off the other buildings, dusk lighting, and, most importantly, the wet road. This is located very close to my company's office, and I walk through here every day. Ever since we moved to this office in February of 2016 I've wanted this. Last night was when the ingredients came together and I was equipped to make the photo happen. It's not perfect and I may try it again at some point but I'm still pretty happy with the result.
The CSX slug and mother set pulls train D773 past Paramount Feed & Supply and across the Longmeadow Road crossing. The lead locomotive isn't one: it's a slug built from a former Baltimore & Ohio GP40. The mother unit trailing is a former Conrail GP40-2.
Police protection for the Syrian restaurant, Soufi’s. The restaurant had to close because of internet hate mail and death threats. With the help of Paramount Fine Foods CEO Mohamed Fakih, it was able to reopen. Taken on the day Soufi’s reopened, this photograph is part of a photographic essay about love conquering hate.
NYC ARCHITECTURE, NYC HISTORY, NYC LANDMARKS
Paramount Building
Paramount Building Clock with the stars from the Paramount Pictures logo
Built 1926
Architects Rapp & Rapp
In 1926, Paramount Pictures, one of the major American motion picture companies, built its headquarters along with a cinematic theatre right in Times Square. At the time of its completion, it was the tallest building in Times Square and its illuminated glass globe could be seen as far as New Jersey.
Paramount Pictures Logo: mountain top surrounded by starsNew York City views. Times Square from 41st Story [of the] Conti
Recognizable to all, the Paramount Pictures logo features a mountaintop surrounded by 22 stars. Apparently, each star symbolized a real flesh and blood actor put under contract by film producer Adolph Zukor to work for Paramount Pictures. This idea is recalled in the design of the clocks, where the stars are symbolically surrounding the ”mountain-like” Paramount building.
In May of 1926, the cornerstone was laid by Mayor Jimmy Walker. He placed three copper boxes containing the front pages of New York’s morning newspapers, three five-dollar gold coins, two Paramount feature films, and newsreels of Admiral Byrd’s polar expedition. Thomas Edison sent a letter of congratulations.
Big bands became a staple of the Paramount, featuring on its stage orchestras of Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, and Glenn Miller. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, and Frank Sinatra would later grace the Paramount stage.
Paramount Theatre at night. View of Times Square at night, showing the Paramount Theatre marquee. 1932 From Museum of the City of New York“Explanation: Sinatra Opened at the Paramount”, 1944
Sadly, the Paramount closed its doors in 1964. As the space was converted to offices, all traces of the lavish movie palace were obliterated. The mammoth organ was moved to a Wichita, Kansas convention center. The familiar marquee that once held the over-sized cut-out of Elvis Presley and had announced the movies of Gary Cooper and Rudolph Valentino was removed and destroyed, and the chandeliers were sold.
Paramount Theater StageParamount Theater, 1944
In 2000, a large section of the Broadway office building was leased by the World Wrestling Federation, which recreated the famous arch and marquee with the Paramount logo restored and developed the space into WWF New York, a themed club and restaurant.
Paramount Building Clock with the stars from the Paramount Pictures logoA worker replaces some lightbulbs around a clock above Times Square
The Paramount Building restoration included the reconstruction of the four clocks and the illuminated globe at the top of the building. The Globe was painted black during WWII to hide it from possible enemy attack and remained that way until 2000 when it was re-lit again for the first time in over 50 years.
The WWE operation closed in 2003, and the location then became home to the Hard Rock Cafe.
The 33-story Paramount Building is an iconic presence in the Broadway Theatre District. Every day at 1:45 pm and 7:45 pm the giant clock atop the building chimes, alerting Broadway theater-goers that they have 15 minutes before the curtain call.
Cafe Colorature, at The Studios at Paramount, NY Street Backlot. This is a newly created photo created with Adobe Elements from a shoot on January 18, 2016. Fake pictures, of a fake city ! If you recognize these locations, leave a note.
I've been going through my hard drive and clearing images here and there...found several that I passed over at the time or just never uploaded. This from March....the Paramount and State theaters in downtown Austin.
P & O Lloyd of Bagillt: (B97 LUY) a Plaxton Paramount 3200 bodied Volvo B10M, painted in fleet livery of cream with red and gold stripework. This vehicle is captured here in the yard outside their base in Bagillt.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 5th March 1998.
Ref No. Scan06360/JL.
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Seattle's Paramount Theatre dates back to vaudeville, where a young Judy Garland performed with her sisters in the early 1930s.
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