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To everyone who has continued to show support for the Food Stands Diners, and have reached out asking for instructions - Thankyou.
To update,I expect the instructions to be available for purchase on my website, www.frostbricks.com, by the end of November.
It hasn't been an easy task assembling the instructions. I've been plagued by computer breakdowns and worse, but right now, they are 80% done.
And really, I just want to say thankyou today, to everyone who has continued to reach out and show love for the model. This is for you guys.
The sculpture is part of the Tavares Strachan exhibition entitled 'There Is Light Somewhere' at the Hayward Gallery on the South Bank
Last weekend I did a shoot for a family I knew from Belgium. I asked them kindly to stand on this rickety picnic table because I like pictures of feet. They were totally cool with it and I absolutely LOVE how this turned out. :)
This has been sitting on my kitchen table for a few days. Ordinatily I'd clear them away from there quicker, but my sons loves it, especially pretending to drink it up, it's super cute.
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film: Fomapan 200
develop: Caffenol C-L demi stand (salt), pre soak
cam: Rolleiflex E2
place: Amsterdam
a first 120 film development in coffee. I used a German description, agitate every 10 minutes was a bit too much for the highlights. High contrast negatives. Think I slow down the agitation next time
I moved my SSCs from my favourite photo taking place, and only later noticed how I'd lined them up in one of the cakestands that holds my craft supplies - couldn't have done it more perfectly if I'd tried - cakes in a cake stand!
(And yes, the newbies are still nekkid - too busy baking today).
A handsome young Stephen Criscolo stands in front of the foggy Oregon ocean, over 2 months ago. I doubt he knows I ever snapped this(?), until now. Sneaky ninja Lizzy strikes again.
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If you stand for a reason, be prepared to stand like a tree. If you fall onto the ground, fall like seed that grows back to fight again - Sukh Sandhu
Here is the another one from Harden/Cootamundra trip last weekend. Found this tree standing alone between canolas. This was captured just before the light hits the tree. Feel free to share
au plus près du géant des mers...
(close to the huge ship...)
First sea trials for the mega-ship Harmony of the Seas, Saint-Nazaire, France.
Barn south of Idaho Falls in morning light.
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East bank/Egypt 2019
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Great Blue Heron - Florida Everglades U.S.A.
[140/365] Shadow graffiti.
Still not fit for fight but had to fill up the refrigerator with some food. Luckily the store sign had painted some shadow graffiti with the bicycle stand…Snap!
Roid Week Day #1 - Image #1
Taken a few years back at Brushy Creek park. Those are my brother, Anthony's, chucks covered feet.
Polaroid SX-70/600/ND4
Blogged: Cellar Door - Stand Up Chuck
Turret Arch in Arches National Park stands out against the backdrop of the storm swept Lasal Mountains.
Nikon D7100
80.0-400.0 mm f/4.5-5.6
ƒ/16.0, 390.0 mm
1/500 sec., ISO 400
Aperture-priority AE
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On the way home from the Springfield train show a few weekends ago, I checked ATCS as I neared the Illinois 10 exit. Lo and behold, a green signal for a southbound at Lodge, with a train somewhere near Galesville. Nice! A quick turnaround brought me over to the Bloomington District to find NS2717 and a crusty thoroughbred Dash 9 (9684, perhaps?) building air at Galesville. Just as I turned around to head down to Mills, they actually started moving, making it a race I hadn't even been planning on.
It was a bit of a mad sprint down to CP Mills, one blocked by a dog who really liked circling my car as I tried to get away from Galesville, but I made it in time all the same. By the time I reached the tiny single-track bridge just south of Mills, it became debate time - do I cross it and play that game? My debate was cut short when the dim headlight of the SD70M-2 rounded the bend just to the north. No more playing the Stand By Me game, just a little telesmashing. The dim headlight and lack of ditchlights was interesting, but she was certainly moving over 30 at least. Nice late afternoon catch to cap off a nice day out.
Still never figured out what train symbol this was. Short all-grain hopper train, all quiet on the radio. Not D36, so who knows?
Not sure of this bloom.. maybe a 'Primula'.. of some sort
HGGT.. have a lovely day.. thanks for looking
If your wings are broken
Borrow mine 'til yours can open too
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Cause I'm gonna stand by you
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