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Photo study of the 1910 Manly Ferry Bellubera.
The year is 1980 and she's located in Cockle Bay Darling Harbour - now the site of Sydney's busy Darling Harbour Precinct.
Bellubera is in the process of being broken up after a remarkably long career - spanning over six decades - as a Manly Ferry on Sydney Harbour.
Her stripped hull was in very poor condition by this stage and would be sunk off Long Reef on 1 August of the same year.
The photos in this group comprise the complete and unabridged set of images from one roll of B&W film - 42 images in total. They were all taken on the one day.
Stuart McPherson photo. Wharf 38A Darling Harbour. April 1980.
Photography Taken by: Porcelyn Headen
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I really like this picture, but I just noticed that my skin looks really scaly. I think it might have been the contrast or something...maybe I'm not moisturizing enough :)
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This is one of a set of nine American illustrations in silhouette which were found in a set of school books, printed in Brazil, in the 1940s. No attribution as to the graphic illustrator. It is the subject matter that establishes the illustrations as Americans. Look at the baseball club and the broken window. I would like very much to know the authorship. I believe, they are from the early 1930s. The set in Brazil, was titled: Vamos Estudar? [Shall we study?]
Moleskine pages with an impact pen. more of that "oysterish" black
and white line-weight / contour / B&W study drawings, shape of a cat
head, and our buddha's hand, fruiting. (chthulu-shaped citrus, aiee!)
The royal teacher watching over the two young princes during their studies, ready to answer any questions.
Chicago, Illinois, shot with a Panasonic Lumix G1 equipped with a Voightlander Nokton 40mm Leica M-mount lens.
An old photo from 1992. I did some different studies and still lifes of various items.
This one is Smith & Wesson m17-6 Full lug revolver.
Photographed on 35mm Kodak TMax 100 film. Developer was TMax developer.