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Well…I don’t mind a bit of rain but the torrential downpour last Sunday certainly took the edge off my photowalk.
As a result I ended up in the old Silk Mill Industrial Museum, now refurbished and renamed to the Museum of Making…yes, very 21st century.
Anyways, a lack of inspiration as well as a surfeit of riotous kids saw me taking a shot in exasperation … ye olde railway signal with gels for go and stop.
I stepped out the door, feeling the crisp air against my skin as I admired the fit of my new Hardyy jumpsuit from Hoodlem. It was sleek, stylish, and the deep navy color made me feel like I could take on anything the day threw at me. The fabric hugged in all the right places, giving me the confidence I needed.
As I strolled down the sidewalk, the sounds of the city bustling around me, something caught my attention—a mouth-watering aroma wafting through the air. The smell of sizzling meats, spices, and something fresh, like cilantro and lime. My stomach rumbled, and without thinking, I turned towards the source.
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This bright blue guy was skipping effortlessly along his thorny path when suddenly stopped to stare at me.
We were both fans of NAS, the illmatic kid. We were waiting for the bus, but had no idea where the city of Seoul was located.
My "message from the universe":
When you've done all that you can do, and you still feel like you have so much further to go, when you feel like all that you have to give still isn't nearly enough, when it seems that you will not be able to keep up everything that needs to be kept up for one minute longer...
...stop and breathe.
Yes... that's exactly how I feel. So I did. Stop and Breathe. It was good.
It was before 8am and I was out of the house, standing in a brook (well, OK, standing on a rock in a brook!) in 28 degree weather... taking in what may be the last of the fall color. And even more miraculous than being out before 8am is that I WAS NOT COLD!!! What's this world coming to.....?!! YEY me!!
Taken at the underground train station of Delft. I wanted to isolate one person in front of a riding train, which was quite difficult since the platform was crowded with passengers. I had to walk around and act fast, therefore I couldn't use a tripod.
52 weeks of 2019 - Week 9: Planes, trains and automobiles
Folkestone.
If you'd asked me yesterday how many sides a stop sign had, I wouldn't have been able to tell you. But I found myself looking at the photo and counting them. (It's an octagon.) That is what things have come to.
Minolta Vectis S-1
Minolta Vectis 22-80mm 1:4-5.6
ExtraFilm.com 200-40, expired 2009-06, ID 577-701
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2019
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Chinese New Year! In my photographs so far there hasn't been much of an indication of the time of year. Down at the waterfront you couldn't miss it.
Unfortunately, it being the New Year meant that things were shut or otherwise different from normal. Typically the famous Clock Tower at the Kowloon waterfront is lit at night. Not this time...
Another thing you're missing: Right behind us was a small crowd watching the rehearsals for the New Year Parade. I imagine it looked a bit weird; one tourist looking the opposite way entirely.
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Hong Kong! Again! After the first time not working out so well (mostly due to my condition) me and my best friend Michael returned to do the bits we missed out on and generally have a few different experiences than before.
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CSX S617 gets back on the move at Fairburn, Georgia after a "stop & flag" in April of 2003. (Slide Scan)
Stone surface painted over with the words STOP THINK CHOOSE.
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Warriewood, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
A beautiful sunrise shooting with the Focus group.
6 stop ND + 4 stop ND grad
Experimenting with high key/ low clarity/ contrast. A painterly effect I think.
Stop Thief!
Policemen, policemen,
Help me please.
Someone went and stole my knees.
I’d chase him down but I suspect
My feet and legs just won’t connect.
~Shel Silverstein
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