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Lady with a Parasol, 1870-72
Edgar Degas
In this study of a fashionable woman holding a parasol, Edgar Degas's chief concern seems to be the effect of light on the human figure. Some areas are loosely painted, with the initial charcoal outline still visible. Others, such as the woman's profile and the details of her hat, are treated with great delicacy. An old label on the back of the painting calls it At the Race-course, which may explain the woman’s elegant appearance. Degas left this work unfinished but kept it in the studio until is death.
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Located in White Beach Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro
Exposure 20
Aperture f/11.0
Focal Length 18 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias 0 EV
this is my last shot of the place hope to return in this place again in the future. thank god for giving me a chance to travel and shoot Mindoro.
At the beautiful, historic Hotel Fort Des Moines.
Downtown Des Moines, Iowa.
Wednesday, October 5, 2022.
Jake was a man mountain. Chris, our tour guide, was ex-marine corps. It seemed natural to pit them against each other in a push-up contest for no better reason than 'cause we could'.
Wagers were placed with all proceeds going to the kids.
(Jake won handsomely btw)
After getting stuck in a shallow part of the river, the boat crew jumps out and pushes the boat to deeper waters.
At the Friday 24th August production by the Birmingham Opera Company of Mittwoch aus Licht by Karlheinz Stockhausen at the Argyle Works, Birmingham. It was magnificent!
I don't even remember what this was called, but it was a manual "grinder" which they hooked up to a mule/horse and had it walk around in a circle.