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Larson house (Mike Holen's) (L-R) Todd Dahlke, Gregg Dahlgren, Jeremy Hansen, Jeff Hansen, Dani Carlson
iLight Show, Marina Bay, Singapore.
Asia's first sustainable light art festival.
Positive Attracts by Edwin Cheong (Singapore)
Positive Attracts explores the belief that the optimism of our mental state of mind (4th Dimension) can effect a positive outcome of our physical state (3rd Dimension). The installation consists of the Artist's 9 favourite optimistic visionaries (Heroes) who have used their mental state to effect positive outcomes in their physical world. Inspired by songs such as "Rainbow Connection" and "Somewhere over the Rainbow", these Heroes incubate dreams and will "deposit positivity" to the public as they draw near to the Heroes. Famous quotes written at base of each Heroes will enable the public to guess who they are.
Harman Direct Positive paper unflashed rated 1,5 iso. Developed in Ilford Multigrade developer for 3 min. Taken with Sinar P 8x10 and Rodenstock 300mm f5,6 Sironar wide open.
This is what happens when the camera refuses to focus. Would have been a cool picture if it would have focused on the ambulance...
If you want to use this image, ask permission PRIOR to use. Don't be a thief - under most circumstances, I'm quite reasonable.
Copyright 2013 - Alan B.
Mary get the good news from Gabriel
"Castles and Wine" - Van Guided Tour May 2017
“Portugal Best Cycling” a.k.a. “Turaventur” - this week long trip involves (mostly) easy cycling from village to village with plenty of interesting stops, with a focus on food, wine, and, of course, castles. We stayed at a different place nearly every night and had an excellent guide - Jorge.
Negative Lab Pro v3.1.0 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: LAB - Standard | WB: None | LUT: Frontier
Grey Arrow indicates Dmax 1.72
White Arrow indicated Dmin .43
Efke print Film Developed in Dektol
5.5 minutes development Dektol 1:7
8 second main exposure
8 seconds top, left and right burn
8 seconds edge burn
.43 D min
1.72 D max
1.29 DR
Much more "open" and lower contrast than the first attempt on Arista Film.
After spending most of yesterday in a funk, I tried to think about the people in my life.
A good friend of mine's mother is battling ovarian cancer. As I thought of her, her wonderful mother and all the many delights we've shared, I knew what I needed to do.
72" on each side, a (very) wonky log cabin in vintage French paisley toile and shot cotton in a softly lemon yellow. Definitely wonky, definitely handmade, definitely made with love.
This is the first binding I've ever been really happy with; it's far from perfect, but it's almost binding adjacent. In this washer this goes, then some real FO pictures.
Edited to add: Here's the blog post! Blogged.
The North Charleston Police Department is partnering with local non-profit organization Metanoia to pilot a “Positive Ticketing” campaign in select North Charleston neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of the campaign will be to strengthen community-police partnerships and to encourage youth towards positive behavior.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
The North Charleston Police Department is partnering with local non-profit organization Metanoia to pilot a “Positive Ticketing” campaign in select North Charleston neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of the campaign will be to strengthen community-police partnerships and to encourage youth towards positive behavior.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
In case you may have missed it, I am spotlighted in POSI+TIVE Magazine.. A big thank you to Victor A. for making this happen...
CAMERA: Canon NEW F1
LENS: Canon fd lens 85mm f/1,8 S.S.C. +
& Canon fd macro lens 50mmf/3.5 S.S.C
FILM: Kodak color ISO 400 36 exp.
[reshoot the film with a slide duplicator] + color filter
FILM DEVELOPMENT: author's manual film development
Digibase c41 MIDI kit [9min 05sec 30 °C] diluted bleaching
FILM SCANNED: OpticFilm Plustek 7400 with SilverFast Software
SHOOTING DATE: 09/2015
DEVELOPER DATE: 09/2015
TECHNIQUE: Multiple Exposure unedited.
NUMBER OF EXPOSURES: 3
NO POST-PROCESSING
OBJECT: Business center on Krestovsky Prospect
PLACE: Saint-Petersburg, Russia 2015
On my behalf and on behalf of Mahatma Gandhi University (#MGU) Rwanda, I take this time to pay tribute to the victims of 1994 genocide against Tutsi,
We have heard and now seen that our loved ones were brutally killed, their dignity was stripped off, and their cry for help was unheard. It is very sad, extremely sad to plan and kill innocent people this way.
As we remember our loved ones, we are eager to renew our commitment to Never Again to genocide. What happened in our beloved country Rwanda should never be tolerated anywhere in the world.It is therefore for this same reason that we must remind ourselves to raise our voices against any injustice whenever and wherever it occurs. In the same angle, we should unite and condemn any genocide ideology and genocide deniers. Those who keep denying the genocide in the name of freedom of speech should never be given boards (a platform) to poison their audience.
But again we know that others were left to die but survived. These survivors, most of them widows and orphans, have decided to use their pain and scars as a stepping stone to a hopeful life. We are also committed and stand to support and show solidarity to them by all means we can and build this country towards a better and bright future. In addition to that the chancellor of MGU decided to support genocide survivor students and orphans through offering 10 FULL SCHOLARSHIP. In the end, Today, Rwandans are very positive and optimistic about their future and we are part of them.
Let us unite, renew and empower ourselves.
Sinar F1 4x5 monorail camera; Nikkor-W 135mm lens at f/22; Ilford Harman Direct Positive paper, rated at ISO 3; Ilford Multigrade paper developer.
I'm trying hard not to spend my days sitting around in my jammies, or at least, not any more than is responsible.
Today, I met a friend at a coffee shop, so I went into my closet for some nice goodies: a vintage silk scarf from an antique Indian sari (thanks, Mom!) and Edwardian era Cartier sapphire earrings that I found in a London vintage store. The owner thought they were fakes and charged me accordingly. I wish he could have seen my face when I had the curator of precious stones at the Smithsonian look at them!
Today's good things:
1. I applied for several more jobs, bringing the total to a round 30.
2. Extremely well behaving hair.
Signature de la convention « Territoire à énergie positive pour la croissance verte » (Ministère de l'Ecologie - Hôtel de Roquelaure - Paris)
The kids in the village LOVE digital cameras. They'll pose for pictures for hours. They in particular like to see themselves on the camera. After every picture the pose breaks while everyone tries to see themselves in the camera, and a new group of kids forms to get their picture taken.
Every time we go Dave prints up pictures from the previous trip to hand out. It's one of the ways he's established a long-term productive relationship with the group.
Afghans aren't impressed with might, but they do respect endurance. I felt a big difference in how the locals treated me after they met me again on this trip. A lot of people have come through Afghanistan over the millennia, but not many have stayed.