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Finally the mystery of the empty Barcelona slide boxes has been solved. Now I have to curate some 70 images to select some for scanning.
I was so inspired with Tracy's card when she first posted it. This doesn't do it justice...I'll try that another day but, thought I would put a fun spin on the inspiration I got from her card..Here is Tracy's link
www.flickr.com/photos/32198792@N08/3466029596/in/pool-her...
I used colored pencils and white Inkssentials pen.
On a rainy Sunday morning, this summer is so f***ing wet, I was rewarded with a few subjects in a nearby industrial estate.
St.Ignace, Michigan: 22 SEP'81
The carferry "Chief Wawatam" arrives at the ferry slip, where they will be delivered to the Soo for transport west. Those are Detroit & Mackinac boxcars on the left, a common sight here because they provided the connection from Mackinaw City towards Detroit, and were part owners with Soo Line of the Chief. I think some of them wound up in Wisconsin Central's fleet of boxcars.
Every 3rd day water runs in public taps, these kids were waiting for water and when they got tired of waiting they used their water gallons to take slides on the streets.
Fuji Provia 100 F
Slide Film
Cross-Processed
A few Images that overlapped during shooting. I took this roll out and put it back in three times so I could shoot Gold in between. I must've miscounted by a few but I sort of like theses images.They definitely have a classic Provia look.
This 8-foot, wavy slide was raised about another foot above normal height to give more headroom for the picnic table and a faster ride (maybe too fast because the kids keep putting their feet out to stop before reaching the bottom).
The Jamaican Slider is a fresh and brackish water turtle that feeds mainly on algae and plants, but will take frogs and small mammals occasionally. I was intrigued by the very large size of the hind foot and claws. This one was photographed on New Providence Island, and is thought to be closely related, but not identical to, the Jamaican Slider. It was a new species record for me during my recent trip to the Bahamas.