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Dec. 11, 2015
MINOLTA TC-1
G-ROKKOR 28mm F3.5
Fujifilm PROVIA100F
Memoryhouse MIKI (Noritz QSS)
An excursion in Kyoto
Unusually for me and save for a tiny bit of sharpening, this is SOOC. I didn't know what to do with all the spare time on my hands!
Georgia Department of Public Safety Vehicle and a truck marked with an oversized load. Note the multiple wheel chocks in service with this truck. I suspect the officer has some concerns about load. This stop was in the city of Lavonia, Georgia. The Department of public Safety in Georgia is the state agency that the Georgia State Patrol reports to.
Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and David Davies as rendered by Jacques Tilly for the Stop Brexit March in Manchester on 1 October 2017.
Day 271: ... start.
That's how you take photographs when you're stuck in stationary traffic. It's no fun, but sometimes, just sometimes... the light plays it just right for you.
September 28th 2011
Just driving by at night. Some people silouetted against some illuminated advertising in a municipal bus stop enclosure...
Most of the campus shuttle stops are fairly basic with one or two shelters. This is a shared stop served both by the NAU Jacks Line shuttle and Mountain Line route 10.
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CN 5790 rolls slowly north through Oshkosh. I'm not sure why they were at walking speed (or just a bit under) but one could almost get the impression of a brief station stop.
"Stop right now... Stop right now... Thank you very much.
We wanna thank, we wanna thank you I need somebody with a human touch.
Stop right now. Hey you always on the run.
Thank you very much, thank you very much.
Gotta slow it down baby, gotta have some fun" - Spice Girls
Part of my Montréal Carifiesta set
Sideshot of Wabash 1189 as the #957 makes a brief stop west of the holdout signal at Dekalb before heading back to Decatur.
The raised Post Office lettering shows up nicely in this shot of The Camel Stop in Quartzsite, Arizona. I think it's been a few days since the mail was delivered here.
The name of The Camel Stop is significant as it recalls the time when the U.S. Army experimented with using camels in a wagon train between Texas and California around 1855. A Syrian named Hadji Ali was assigned to train the soldiers in the use of camels and they called him Hi Jolly since they couldn't pronounce his name. The Camel Military Corps died with the opening shots of the Civil War. Most of the animals were auctioned off, although a few escaped into the desert where most were shot by prospectors and hunters as pests.
Hi Jolly kept a few and started a freighting business between the Colorado River ports and mining camps to the east. The business failed, however, and Jolly released his last camel in the desert near Gila Bend. Years later, after marrying a Tucson woman and fathering two children, Hi Jolly moved to Quartzsite where he mined with a burro. He died in 1902 at age 73 and was buried in the Quartzsite Cemetery.
To his dying day, Hi Jolly believed that a few of the camels still roamed the desert. Some people think the ghosts of some still do.
BOR F22/18 Republicans, Stop that Talking! Neutrals .. Shut up! [1922-1926?] Flyer
From the Birth of the Republic: A Collection of Irish Political Ephemera from 1864 - 1942 held at Dublin City Library & Archive.
As soon as I got there I put the soundtrack to Spirited Away on. Seriously, this place reminds me of that movie so much. I love it.
Granite Ridge Trail view of Georgian Bay
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Back to nice and simple tonight, left it a bit late, so it was out with the lightcube again:)
Just like the colours of these lighters, they kinda have a glow about them when lit with flash and wanted to try this idea.
Just a single Neewer mini flash above again, it is just so easy to set up:)
Looking this morning in charity shops for picture frames (no success ) I discovered this 2 place setting in orange for £1.99.
Hugh bought the b/w jug off ebay a few weeks ago.
I got the green vase for 1 euro in a Paris flea market in February and the red spotty cup came from a junk (antique) stall in a flea market for £ 2.
The poster design for start|stop, a student group art show organized by the Food for Thought Student Gallery (FFTSG). The original title of the show was start|stop: tuna noodle casserole, but I managed to convince the FFTSG that using such a confusing title for their opening show would not only deter the general public from entering, but will make the gallery organizers appear elitist. Ultiimately, FFTSG wanted their gallery to represent art for everybody by everybody, so they went with a title more appropriate to the show.
FFTSG is a student run group that has been around for a couple of years, but fell apart in the 2007-2008 school year. Near the end of the year, some Portland State University students found out that the FFTSG had been so mishandled by its governing body that the group risked loosing all funding and control of the gallery space. Since the people who were suppose to be stewards of the organization had abandoned the group, the students rushed in to fill the void in the last month of school. Thanks to those concerned students, the gallery was able to continue to showcase local artists.
To advertise the show, I also created a postcard for the Food for Thought Student Gallery.
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