Tribute to Raymond Depardon
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Just a simple nature shot I took during a very quiet peaceful snowfall.
Thanks for viewing my images and I appreciate the friendships I've made here on Flickr!!
Have a great weekend everyone!
God Bless...
Tittle : When I see Raymond Depardon (*)...
* Raymond Depardon is famous French photographer.
Il est toujours difficile, voir surprenant de partir à la chasse aux images et hop, s'offre à vous l'inattendu...
Ce petit enfant de 6 ou 7 ans qui s'extasie et regarde attentivement cette image de Raymond Depardon au Mucem de Marseille.
Bien que je m'interdise de photographier les enfants identifiables en raison de leurs droits à l'image trop souvent bafoués. J'ai attendu que le gamin me tourne le dos afin de prendre ce cliché, car il n'est pas identifiable.
Quel plus bel hommage aussi à M. Depardon pour son travail remarquable, je suis sur qu'il apprécierait.
Traitement Photoshop et "Nik Collection".
"NO EXPLORE" !!!
Only you and your appreciations.
Merci de ne pas utiliser mes photos sans mon autorisation.
Thank you not use my photos without my permission.
Pour retrouver une sélection de mes photos :
To find a selection of my photos :
www.flickr.com/groups/1594868@N20/
Merci à tous les administrateurs de groupes pour leur multiples invitations.
Je suis désolé de ne pas avoir le temps de publier rapidement mais je respecte les règles de chaque groupe pour toute publication.
Thank you to all directors for their multiple group invitations.
I'm sorry I did not have time to publish quickly, but I respect the rules of each group for the entire publication.
A robbins nest in our back yard, which includes the first little one to arrive and seems tired while resting its head on a brother or sister.
I had a tough time getting a shot because of the location of the nest. There wasn’t much room to get the camera in position, but the image tells the peeking story better than me. If you zoom in there's some interesting details, but anyway I hope you enjoy it!
Hope everyone is doing good!
I've been taking a break from the camera for awhile guys, to many projects to do lol. We also had a new addition to the family ourselves, my wife's oldest daughter had her second little one and my youngest daughter is expecting her second little one as well!
I just turned 56 May 31st and I'm a grandpa many times over already.... ;)
My camera seems to be 1 day off, not sure how that happened but I need to fix that?
Thanks for stopping in my friends and for all the support!
God bless you and yours...
Taken with a Sigma 150-600mm telephoto lens along a pond.
I find dragonflies interesting so I tried to get a shot of this fellow before he took off.
Its not a perfect image as per say with a macro lens but I thought I'd share it anyway.
Hope you enjoy and thanks guys for visiting! :)
Raymond baby hedgehog abandoned by his mother. With the help of an association "Alliance Hérissons" we help him to start in life.
Merci à l'association "Alliance hérisson pour ses précieux conseils.
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Les rencontres photographiques d’Arles – Espace Van Gogh - « America Great Again »
Tour de France : J14 & J15 – Arles
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What a place. If you ever find yourself in Raymond, MS. I should have spent more days there. I would visit and it would be hours before I would leave, so much to see and even buy.
A storm blew snow hard against the trees just a short bit ago and I took this shot from our car window but I didn't do anything with it. Wasn't sure about posting it!
Since I haven't been out to get any new material, I thought I'd add a twist to this abstract shot and post it?
I hope you enjoy!
Whats funny is we now have 75 degree weather here just a short bit after I took this shot.
Strange weather...
From the project „One light - one musician - one instrument“
Nikon D850 24-70mm 2,8 @ f4 1/60 ISO 800 Hedler LED 1000 Fresnel One of my guitar-heroes when I was young
This is actually a older shot I had posted a year or two ago. I was looking for something to post and I ended up touching this shot up to repost. This is a moment shot taken inside Crackle Barrel Restaurant of my wife and I. This mirror was setting on top a barrel. You can see the barrel top and clothing for sale in the background. I guess I wanted my Flickr friends to meet my best friend and see this bald guy behind the camera too lol... A monochrome portrait that's somewhat different.
Thanks to everyone who visited my images and God bless you and yours...
Ahhh, the good old days. A grand music, poster and record store in Raymond. A delight for an old man to remember and visit.
Continuation of the Boneyard series in monochrome film.
Camera Used:
Canon A-1 made 1978 in my photostream
Canon Prime FD 50mm F1.4 lens - Chrome Nose
Kodak T-Max 35mm film - 100 Speed
Scanned negatives to digital
Processed with Lightroom Mobile on Galaxy S9 tablet - Contrasting
Shot on a very bright sunny day
Hope to be developing my own film very soon and my own scans! And also I hope you guys might enjoy this Boneyard Series some things you don’t usually see every day anyway….and some will be of abandonment of an old house/ cabin. If I get permission to name this Boneyard series location I will but ….at this point I’m not.
Thanks for stopping in my Flickr friends!! It's always a pleasure to hear from you! :)
Have a great weekend 👍
I have a series of shots from Cades Cove Tennessee in my photostream, most from one trip around the loop. My wife and I enjoyed the time there and just a relaxing drive together. Which speaking of the drive that's how I acquired this shot, from the car window. If you do some close investigating in the eye of the deer, you will see our reflection.
The subject was chowing down at the moment of taking this image and moving around. I tried to compose the shot with the head from corner to corner. This being the only one that turned out as I wanted.
I hope you enjoy this nature's moment, and have a good week ahead, everyone!
Thanks for visiting guys!!
Merci Louis & Raymond pour la sortie photo/ Thanks Raymond & Louis for the shooting photo session this morning
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Sepia abandonment in my countryside area, surrounded by corn fields and a moody skyline! As a boy, most of these barns were used and needed! Now we have metal barns that are fancy, I guess, but to me, they have no nostalgic charm! I hope you enjoy this older shot of mine! And most likely, this won't be around much longer. A lot of the barns or homes I have posted in my photostream are completely gone now! Held in time, by my camera, I guess...
Hope everyone has a good week, and I sincerely appreciate you all visiting my images!! Thank ya...
Thanks Raymond for making my computer work with RAW files. It gave me the little push to get my camera, make pictures and work them out behind my computer! Just what I needed:)
" A good traveller has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving "
My other flickr accounts
One -
www.flickr.com/photos/31673212@N00
Two -
www.flickr.com/photos/24924664@N07
Three -
www.flickr.com/photos/26221240@N03
Four -
www.flickr.com/photos/44080325@N03
Five -
www.flickr.com/photos/normand5
Six -
www.flickr.com/photos/normand6
Seven -
Architecte : Raymond Fischer [1898-1988]
- Un peu oublié aujourd'hui à cause de de ses fonctions de maire et de conseiller général de l'Aisne l'architecte Raymond Fischer fut avec Robert Mallet-Stevens, Le Corbusier et d'autres un précurseur de l'architecture moderniste en France. Né en 1898, après la guerre 14/18 il entre à l'école des Beaux-Arts de Paris en 1919, fréquente à Vienne les ateliers d'Adolf Loos en 1920 et de Walter Gropius en 1921, l'atelier de Franck Lloyd Wright pendant 3 mois en 1923, de retour à Paris il travaille pour Hector Guimard, Hennebique et Auguste Perret, ouvre son agence commence à construire selon lui << des horreurs du côté de la Muette >> (photo à suivre) et un immeuble rue de Lamballe qui sera aussi son agence, il construit des immeubles et des maisons particulières, résistant pendant la seconde guerre mondiale dans le Vercors, Il décède en 1988.
- A Lire : "Si le béton est plus répandu que le métal, c'est l'oeuvre du comité des forges" de Raymond Fischer- 1988, Editeur : Connivences
Body No.: 9508
Class: Super De Luxe
Body: Hyundai Motors Korea "Universe Space Luxury"
Engine: Hyundai D6AB
Route: Cubao/Sampaloc-Naga
Location: Sampaloc, Manila
This is a very old pocket watch that I sometimes carry which has my wife's picture in it. The watch keeps good time for being about 120 years old!
It's surrounded by 1800's pocket watch gears and parts.
In the background from the same time period is a pocket watch tin made to hold one dozen main springs.
These was for Hamilton Watches which was a favorite time peice for the railroad!
And very highly regarded!!
Railroad time pieces had to be exact and was checked regularly for accuracy!