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Salvador Dalí. The Persistence of Memory. 1931
Salvador Dalí
The Persistence of Memory
1931
1931.
We were on the way out with two tired, cranky kids, but I had to stop and get a (crappy) hasty shot of this famous piece by my Surrealist hero.
There were two very annoying airheads standing in front of us practically nose-to-glass, blocking everyone else's view while they giggled and whispered to each other. I had to rather heroically restrain myself from knocking their empty heads together so I could get the photo and move on out the door before the kids had twin seizures.
Success cannot be had without persistence Napoleon Hill Think and Grow Rich Juddha Fitzgerald of BlogTalkRadio
Project: Carving 4 Nature by Shawn Miller.
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#mts4n #387 Persistence - this shell will be placed in the coastal forest for the blueberry hermit crabs in need of a new home.
"Okinawa coastal forest protection project by Shawn Miller"
Miller Crab Project 2021
At least five times Christianity has to all appearances gone to the dogs. In each of these five cases it was the dogs that died.
— G.K. Chesterton
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i promise, i have not turned into a flower photographer. just for a few days.
broken, busted buildings will be back soon.
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APRIL 8, 2008
REDEDICATED TO SUSAN.
thinking of you a lot girl. so sorry for your loss. xooxoxxoxo
Leica M2
Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4 II
Ilford HP5+ @ 800 ISO
Bellini Hydrofen (1+30)
10 min 20°C
Scan from negative film
An unfaithful copy of Dali's masterpiece. I'll never get bored of his paintings!Mine copy's acrylic.
Taken with a Kodak Brownie Super 27 camera in week 124 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
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The film is Efke 100, processed in Ilfosol 3. This film is notorious for being curly, and this routinely presents problems with scanning the negatives, but this is the first time the curliness has caused problems in camera. It is clear on most of the frames that the film had curled and escaped from underneath the square film plane mask, the slight forward bulge leading to unfocussed bands, and evident in the curved image at the upper and lower borders.
This year, 2012 is the centenary of Kodak's introduction of the 127 film format, once the mainstay of family photography, it is now obsolete.
To mark this centenary year, I plan to use as many 127 film cameras as I can, the project will be recorded on a new blog “127@100” which can be found here: 127centenary.blogspot.com
All the photos in this gallery are protected by copyright and they are not for being used on any site, blog or forum without the explicit permission from the photographer, Sue Petterson.
Our Indigofera australis has had a hard time this year, as it suffered a fungal infection in the wet first half of the year, and now a prolonged dry spell this year (plus a ridiculously hot August). Only a few buds opened. I took a photo of this, one of the healthiest flowers. [Lower Blue Mountains, NSW]
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The contemporary outlook. It reminds me of his painting (and no, I can't admit this picture matches up to his work!)
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A quick snap at the bathroom in my yoga class'. I was really afraid to be caught for ... well, many things.
-for being a perv, cos I looked really wierd down there with a camera
-what if someone half dressed come walking out of the door, towards the picture's right (ahh)
-and anyway, no photography is allowed in the mall, in the place, anywhere else.
How do you think of this controversial picture? I think not many of you will like it though! But its the kind of picture I'll die for, even being caught for. Looking at this photo for a stretch of time irritates me, but I like it.
With a looming snow storm over the Madison River in the distance, Spring 's persistence is melting snow and greening the grasses.
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THE | PERSISTENCE | OF | POETRY | BY | WITTER BYNNER |
[decoration] | SAN FRANCISCO | THE BOOK CLUB OF CALIFORNIA
| MCMXXIX
10 1⁄8 × 7 5⁄8. 40 pp.—page of limitation (i), blank (ii), title (iii), copyright notice
(iv), dedication (v), blank (vi), half-title (vii), blank (viii), text (1) 2–29, colophon
(30), blank (31), acknowledgment (32).
Decorations on title and opening page of text in red by Julian Links. The page
of limitation is signed by the author. Type Caslon, handset. Paper mold made.
Bound in red cloth, title in gold on back. 325 copies printed by the Windsor
Press (James and Cecil Johnson). Price $7.50.
Part of this essay appeared in the author’s introduction to The Jade Mountain,
and a portion was printed in The Dial under the title Poetry and Culture.
In 1946 copies of this book were still on hand. They were used at that time
as premiums to gain new members.
I literally sat for about 15 minutes trying to capture at least a butterfly. I also did some crouching, standing, laying down until I realized an old man was giggling observing my persistence. Ha!
I did take quite a few flower pics. I even spotted a poppy flower. If only I could find a poppy FIELD :)
A lone tree hangs on to the cliff's edge as the late-day sun illuminates the walls of Bryce Canyon's amphitheater.
To view all of my images, and for information on purchasing prints, please visit my website, Alpenglow Images Photography.
A revisit to my earlier work. I enhanced some areas and added few more items.
Can you identify them? ~Syd