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The Positive print of the same shot. It's a little overexposed, but if you look at the negative, you can see that I brought I back in a bit.
Shot with my Mamiya RB-67 140mm Sekor lens, Fuji-FP3000B film,
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My wife found an old negative in a book and wondered if it was her grandfather. Since I was bored with the bad weather, I held the negative up to a bright window and snapped a shot..Brought it into Photoshop and hit invert and lo and behold it is her grandfather working at the bakery circa 1910. He is second from the left. He worked as a baker till in his 90's. He would be 119 years old now.. Oop's You can see the window screen through the negative..Oh well...
How to Improve Your Child's Positive Behavior by Relinquishing Control by Jennifer Johnston-Jones, PhD
Live @Fluff Fest, Rokiyany, CZ
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Part of my New Years resolution is to experiment with various odd techniques and subjects. This here is a 6 volt battery, the focus seems to be simple yet positive. :-)
Men and Women for Gender Equality Program/Gender transformative Fatherhood/ Al Jaleel organization/ Rachidieh Camp, Tyre, South Lebanon/ Photo by Ramzi Haidar / UN Women, Dar al- Mussawir/ 16/06/2020
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the indian head is from last year, presumably by the same person who did the kitten stencil (www.flickr.com/photos/48593922@N04/7618577160/), since both stencils were found abandoned on the bridge the same day & both were cut in the same shitty xerographic bond. the bull is from within the last coupla days (as was a new stencil of a woman's head all over the place), this the only print i saw in my cursory looking around today.
Need to remind myself of this frequently...
like, daily.
Or hourly. Yeah, hourly. That sounds good for now.
This project morphed into a material study. The original goal was to produce a system of objects that interconnected (as a group of three students). My piece was meant to be a two-sided surface that plugged into furniture elements constructed by the other team members. This exploration is to continue in the coming term.
A blend of images of Biglees Waterfall on Fairlie moor. Taken on my small world pinhole camera with Harman Direct Positive paper.
tonight was my second time donating blood. i don't know why i haven't done it before this year, but i'm glad that i have started.
i thought it was really great that people brought their children to show them how everything works. one little girl, who i think was three, asked the most intelligent questions about what everything was for and why. she had no misconceptions about what was happening and she didn't know that some people might even be anxious about doing it. she even asked if she could touch the bag of blood that was sloshing around which i thought was perfect :)