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Location : Quebec City (QC - CA) - In concert on the Plains of Abraham on Quebec City Summer Festival / En concert sur les Plaines d'Abraham à l'occasion du Festival d'été de Québec
Watussi lead singer Oscar Jimenez belts out a tune at the Newtown festival in Sydney, November 12, 2006
Singer sewing machine.
Auto & Technik MUSEUM , SINSHEIM , Germany
This machine reminded me of my grandma who had a very similar model to that one and I grew up with the sound of the machine and magical touch of the fabrics . My role was to thread the needle as her sight was declining and now I realize I wouldn't be able to do it as well. I also remember that in some point my parents have bought a new modern machine for my grandma but she never mastered it and it was just picking a dust in the corner .
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Location : Quebec City (QC - CA) - In concert on the Plains of Abraham on Quebec City Summer Festival / En concert sur les Plaines d'Abraham à l'occasion du Festival d'été de Québec
Alec Wilkinson, author of THE PROTEST SINGER: AN INTIMATE PORTRAIT OF PETE SEEGER, interviewed Seeger at his home in Beacon, NY in March 2009. Here Pete reads from a copy of Alec's book.
I had the honor of getting a press pass to cover the 3rd annual Bent-Con gathering of artists, illustrators, authors, sexy geeks, groovy nerds, and so much more. The bonus is that this convention is an LGBT event. (ALL are welcome)
I had a three day pass, but due to my schedule and the fact that I was fighting this nasty cold I was only able to attend Saturday, which was more than enough fun for me.
The event featured facilitated panels from well known and beloved people through the industry as well as an exhibitors area jammed packed with the best and brightest talents around. I had the awesome opportunity of speaking with many of them to hear their wonderful stories about their inspirations behind the work they've created.
For me the bonus was seeing and hearing the music from Masque of the Red Death performed live. I say bonus because many people are unaware that for a very long time I was was a music, playing piano, singing in choirs and I was even a Madrigal Singer. Listening and photographing this portion of the convention took me back to the days when I performed on stages.
The highlight of the night was the fact that I knew many people involved with Bent-Con, so I was able to get the skinny on things other photographers may not have known about and the huge score was being able to stake my claim to the center isle for the costume contest. As a photographer I've been on a few red carpets and other events with other photographers and many of those bitches are nasty as hell, so it was very nice to be able to simply do what I do (very well I might add) without some trick with a pink lens stepping into my shots.
I would like to thank Sean for asking me to be part of this event and making sure I was getting what I needed. Sean your team was awesome and you should be very proud of this event.