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I had the privilege of being 2nd photographer tonight. I got to photograph one of my modern day heroes. He is a genuine guy who had no air and graces.
Today has been very special. A huge thank you to terrymcphotgraphy.co.uk
Professor Brian Cox and Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell of Manchester University
www.flickr.com/photos/terrymc/
www.terrymcphotography.co.uk/mahdlo141127
As I was the second shooter all images had to be Terry's copyright. I didn't mind one bit giving Terry my images as I got to be in the presence of my hero. Have a look at the link above to see our work of the day :-)
(Il professor Robotti porta il borsalino con la tesa anteriore bassa, come i suoi avi contadini.)
IL SOLE DEI VECCHI È UN SOLE STANCO
Il sole dei vecchi è un sole stanco.
Trema come una stella
e non si fa vedere
ma solca le acque d'argento
dei notturni favori.
E tu che hai le mani piene
d'amore per i vecchi
sappi che sono fanciulli
attenti al loro pudore.
Alda Merini
Spotter with the Mohawk!! Every Thursday Night at Electric Sunset Lounge!
Visit this location at Electric Sunset Lounge at Maxximum Rock City - CLUB Now HIRING in Second Life
A distant cousin of Uther and Athelstane Stormdragon, Olaf was director of the Imperial Council's archives and for many years a contributing editor to Das Katze, the official communication of the Imperial Council of Cats. Olaf was also a famous author who wrote the official history of the Stormdragon family, "Always Lions" and the widely read, "Cats and Their Influence on World History".
Professor Zamorra / Heft-Reihe
Robert Lamont (Friedrich Tenkrat) / Zanos, des Teufels rechte Hand
Horrorroman
cover: Vicente Ballestar
Bastei-Verlag
(Bergisch-Gladbach / Deutschland; 1977)
ex libris MTP
In 2012, I was asked to photograph the" Professor" for a local newspaper article to help promote his new book. At the last minute the college decided to use their stock photo and I was ask at the time not to use my photographs . That was than and this is now!
Jonathan Gottschall is an American literary scholar specializing in literature and evolution. He teaches at Washington and Jefferson College in Pennsylvania.
An ambitious and arrogant scientist, Professor Edward Weston is driven by a belief in human superiority and imperialism. He kidnaps Ransom and takes him to Malacandra with plans to exploit the planet's resources. Weston is deeply committed to the idea that humanity's survival and expansion across the cosmos justify any means, including violence and deception. His cold rationalism and materialistic worldview put him at odds with the spiritual and harmonious beings of Malacandra. Weston is the pinnacle of unchecked scientific ambition and moral detachment.
Out of the Silent Planet by C.S. Lewis
Professor Christia Mercer, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Philosophy - Columbia University in the City of New York
At Professor Mercer's Columbia Bio:
www.columbia.edu/cu/philosophy/fac-bios/mercer/faculty.html
and in the October 27th, 2008 issue of the Columbia Record (page 4):
Professor Oak from the Pokemon series.
The hair is made with Sculpey (by me), and the decal is my own design too. The base stand is from Minifig World.
Please credit if use.
It is easy to make new friends over the internet, but you do not get to meet them very often “in real life”, as they say, especially if they live in a far away country. I was fortunate enough that my friend Janet, an American college professor of art history and a specialist of the Middle Ages, could come to France for a worldwide, week-long congress in June 2024, and even luckier that the congress in question was held in the city of Lyon, a few kilometers from my home.
Thus, we finally met in person, and since she had some free time during that week, I arranged for us to visit a couple of Romanesque churches she had never heard of before but that were still worthy of our interest. We spent a nice day navigating the small roads of the départements of Isère and Drôme, south of Lyon, stopped at roadside fresh produce vending stalls that delighted her, had lunch in a nice restaurant tucked away in the hills, and more to the point, visited two churches: Saint-Romain-de-Surieu and Chantemerle-les-Blés.
In Saint-Romain-de-Surieu, my interest was for the former castle chapel originally dedicated to Our Lady and located on the rocky promontory overlooking the village, where the castle once stood, although precious nothing of it remains visible, except maybe to the trained archæologist’s eye.
That former chapel then became the official parish church, as evidenced by the presence of the cemetery on its southern side. Contrary to what I have read in several places, this church looks very old to me. I consider it even possible that it was there before the castle was erected. Among my reasons are: (1) the carefully assembled but generally quite rough apparel of local pebbles with several traces of opus spicatum (fishbone or herringbone masonry in English), which is a technique that was not used after Year 1000; (2) the flat, squarish apse, easier to build than a semi-circular one, is also a sign of very old age; (3) the squat, square bell tower sitting across the whole width of the nave; (4) the very small and narrow shape of the few period windows that remain, many having been remodeled later; (5) the absence of a vault; and (6) the naive and archaic sculpted motifs on the two remaining period capitals inside the nave.
All in all, in my opinion, this little church, unfortunately all plastered up inside, dates back to the Carolingian age before Year 1000, at least for its oldest part. Were it not for the plastering, its side walls would have a lot more to tell us. Agreed, it was remodeled as late as the 19th century, including in its now strange-looking triumphal arch, as we will see, but the core is ancient.
One last photo of Surieu-Saint-Romain: the square apse which is one of the signs that tells us, according to me, that this was first built around, or preferably before, Year 1000.
Now, on to Chantemerle!
My first book is out now by the german publisher Suhrkamp Insel Verlag. A short story "Professor A. Donda" by Stanislaw Lem I illustrated last year.
Professor Zamorra / Heft-Reihe
Robert Lamont / Todespoker
Horrorroman
cover: Vicente Ballestar
Bastei-Verlag
(Bergisch-Gladbach / Deutschland; 1994)
ex libris MTP
Prof. Mahinda Pathegama is a Sri Lankan born scientist and an artificial intelligence researcher-promoter who, for many years has worked for Australia and has made a number of innovations and discoveries in the field of Intelligent information systems and physiological science systems. His researches began many years ago in Australia with investigating biologically inspired artificial neural networks for figure ground separation and further into neural mechanisms for functional changes in the brain due to electromagnetic radiation. His findings were accepted in many parts of the world, especially in Australia, Japan, Ukraine, Poland and Russia. According to the published media, his expertise expands in multi-disciplinary fields that have been gifted by his education along with multiple university degrees in {Artificial Intelligence}, Information and Electrical Engineering, Electronic, Telecommunication and Mechatronics Engineering, up to Doctor of Philosophy. He has made a scientific breakthrough by the name of 'Frequency-Forced Digital Processing'.
Decided to reprocess the image since the last upload, here the first version, which do you prefer?
www.flickr.com/photos/rxbg/8625875801/in/pool-desertbeauty/
_IGP1294-stitch_tonemapped
...A few photos from a recent trip to Professor Valley in Utah. More to come. The sky was a clear blue, so not much in the way of atmosphere, but good lighting to show off the color of the rocks. I was surprised at the dark brick red color of the stones, it was rather difficult to get it to show up accurately in the shots as it tended to be more orange or brown with the setting sunlight, at least on digital 'film'. You can see the La Sal Mtns. in the background just peaking through the center in this shot._IGP1294-stitch
Standing in the Light, facing the Darkness, the Professor says, "With fear and trembling, I come against the sickness unto death!"
We're Here! looking at The Existentialness of It All.
Taken with a Kodak Brownie Flash 20 camera in week 177 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/72157623113584240
The film is expired Fuji slide film, cross-processed in the Tetenal C41 kit.
Students Shouting Down The Professor.
Facultates alumni lectionibus alabandical profunda observationibus piger tuba,
εισαχθεί σιωπηρή έρευνες φαντασία ανακούφιση οχύρωσης ψέματα λόγους,
illuminations prescience de fallaciloquence prétentieux esprit organes maladies impertinentes,
vulgär Störungen unvergleichliche gleimous Argumente beschreiben austauschbar Unmut,
sovranità superiorità traboccant tiranni potenza falsi classi comandamenti interpretate,
Cwestiynau syfrdanol wynebu enw da ffiniau dimensiynau damcaniaethol cwympo,
استكشاف العلوم العقلية رؤى الاستفزازية معقدة المعالم الفضاء السحيق,
הפרעות הקוסמולוגי האנתרופי obrumpent זמן היסטוריות תרמודינמיים לאחור מטלות כיווני חיצים,
buracos negros rotativos estrelas parepochism brilhantes galáxias gravitacionais explicações nêutrons visíveis possíveis,
krytyczne promienie przestrzeń kurczy się czas nieustraszony promień kolejne fale uciekające protonów przykłady,
Parametrii electromagnetice antiprotoni acceleratori de particule pieptănare energii nucleare mare,
美しいの意味の教授の絶望を追求見えるお問い合わせに知覚文字.
Steve.D.Hammond.
My first book is out now by the german publisher Suhrkamp Insel Verlag. A short story "Professor A. Donda" by Stanislaw Lem I illustrated last year.
Professora atingida por bomba de efeito moral durante a manifestação dos professores do município do Rio de Janeiro.
Greve dos Professores - Rio de Janeiro - 2013
Foto: Bruna Prado / Metro Rio
Professor McGonagall from Tonner's Harry Potter collection. This was the first doll in the scale compatible with the Tyler line of dolls.
Professor Zamorra / Heft-Reihe
Robert Lamont / Die Voodoo-Hexe
Horrorroman
cover: Garciolo
Bastei-Verlag
(Bergisch-Gladbach / Deutschland; 1993)
ex libris MTP