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Jesus is stripped of his garments
The Salvation Army International Headquarters
Guler Ates, Sea of Colour, 2016
GĆ¼ler Ates is best known for her photographs of mysterious figures in shimmering, diaphanous veils, drifting through opulent spaces. Here fabric takes a different form, drawn from donated and discarded childrenās and baby clothes, too worn, damaged, or dirty to be used for charity. These castoff clothes offer a haunting reminder of children who have diedāsometimes in their mothersā armsāin journeys to escape conflict. Having suffered displacement from Eastern Turkey herself, the artist feels an acute empathy for refugees, and has created this work with the assistance of women from local refugee groups. In a new way, she returns to a question that emanates throughout her work: can we ever really know the person in front of us? Can we know their pain? Even when Jesus stood naked, stripped of his garments, who among the jeering crowds really knew what he felt?
Ā© Mazur/catholicnews.org.uk
Jesus is stripped of his garments
The Salvation Army International Headquarters
Guler Ates, Sea of Colour, 2016
GĆ¼ler Ates is best known for her photographs of mysterious figures in shimmering, diaphanous veils, drifting through opulent spaces. Here fabric takes a different form, drawn from donated and discarded childrenās and baby clothes, too worn, damaged, or dirty to be used for charity. These castoff clothes offer a haunting reminder of children who have diedāsometimes in their mothersā armsāin journeys to escape conflict. Having suffered displacement from Eastern Turkey herself, the artist feels an acute empathy for refugees, and has created this work with the assistance of women from local refugee groups. In a new way, she returns to a question that emanates throughout her work: can we ever really know the person in front of us? Can we know their pain? Even when Jesus stood naked, stripped of his garments, who among the jeering crowds really knew what he felt?
Ā© Mazur/catholicnews.org.uk
Stopped at this scene on the way to work today. I don't really like the composition here nor the fact that the whites are blown on the cows. I do like the early morning colours though and the texture of the distant scenery. You have to try the shot to see how it turns out!
Three things on this:
1) There's always a guy named Jay working at a strip club.
2) It's both sad and rewarding just how few stripper stories I have based on being on earth for over 50 years.
3) Stripping in a pandemic seems wrong. This must have been in the before time...
Las Vegas Strip
High road in the Las Vegas Valley, Nevada
Lined with upscale casino hotels, the neon-soaked Strip is quintessential Las Vegas. As well as gambling floors, the vast hotel complexes house a variety of shops, restaurants (ranging from mainstream to high-end), and performance venues for music, comedy and circus-style acts. Attractions like the soaring, choreographed Fountains of Bellagio and the High Roller observation wheel draw crowds
Shot following the Saint 'Yago Knight Parade in Ybor City. A yearly event that is unofficially part of Tampa's weeks long Gasparilla festivities, the Knight Parade regularly attracts 100,000 visitors to Ybor City's Seventh Ave strip.
Converse strip mit heissen Sneakersocks nach einem langen Tag an der Arbeiten....
Etwas fĆ¼r Geniesser...
Converse strip with hot smelly sneaker socks after a long day work.... something for connoisseurs...
mmmm....
Hello! I was crossing Taivaskallio hill in here in Helsinki,Finland.I noticed far away in horizon those straight lines of clouds...
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3100 S. Kedzie (Building āDā)
Permit #100280220
Date received: 3/5/09
Address:
Ward: 22
Applicant: DMD Services, Inc.
Owner: Chicago Public Schools
Permit Description: Demolition and removal of four-story brick building āDā [damaged from fire]
Status: Under review
The old Washburne Trade School has been torn down bit by bit over several years. A permit request to demo the remaining structures was recently filed after a 4 alarm fire flared up inside one of the abandoned buildings. The remaining structure seems to be in good shape and the building could very likely be converted but at this point in time it is hard to see who would want to take on that type of project in the current economic environment.
Washburne's last days are quickly approaching.
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Bronica SQ-B
Zenzanon 80mm 2.8 PS
Fuji PRO 800Z
Exposure: f/2.8 1/30
How to fluff a composition! I think I should have put the pole and sidewalk buttons slightly more to the right and had more lights in the left of the frame. Anyway, still like the shot enough to post it as the colors the Fuji Pro 800Z give are superb imo.
Enjoy your Monday :)
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