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This shot was taken at the Severn Valley Railway, Bridgnorth to Kidderminster 1940s weekend on the 30th of June 2012. A great event with loads of people dressed in period costume and equipment of that era, also plenty of 1940s music to set the mood. Thankfully no rationing or bombs going off! It was taken using lumix g leica dg summilux 25mm.
These were taken at the Knitting Factory in 2008. It has the smallest stage I've ever shot on, so there was tons of cutting eachother off...running into eachother... close hand to hand combat! These are my best buds, and I shoot them more than anyone else I know. It shows the on-going saga of their career...
This cannon marks the site where Grant and Pemberton met to begin talks of capitulation.
Vicksburg, MS
... to these geese. This is an awful picture, bu tit still looks OK. It's like the four poses of duck: read the notes.
This was kind of melancholy. The lonely pole, the clipped power and telephone wires hanging limp. Civilization here has run up the white flag, spiked the guns, and retreated to safer shores. The field has, literally, been abandoned to the forces of wilderness and regeneration. Not a bad thing, as such; but it would probably break the hearts of the pioneers who broke their backs clearing the land in the 18th century.
‘De Roller Coaster die filmmaken heet!’
NIEUWE FILMERS ONE WEEK FILM project 13 t/m 17 aug. 2018 - VERKADEFABRIEK DEN BOSCH, met vijf filmteams die elk in één werkweek een nieuwe korte film maken.
FILMS/ teams en filmlocatie:
‘Hein’, team GLANZEND GEEL - Team Captain Robin de Ridder [Almere Haven]
‘2034’, Team SOJAMJO - Team Captains Jamie Manders & Jori van Duifhuizen [Schaijk]
‘Eindzege’, Team BELIEVE IT NOW - Team Captain Merel van Oostrum [E'hoven]
‘Routes Familières’, Team ROSEBUD - Team Captain Jan van Ooijen [La Roche en Ardenne]
‘One Week Badman’, Team NO SURRENDER - Team Captain Frank Janssens [Helmond]
Op vrijdag 17/8, Verkadefabriek, om 17:00u moeten de films ingeleverd zijn om kans te maken op het winnen van de NF film award Het Paradepaardje. Muziek Dj Losse Veter.
De films gemaakt tijdens deze 5e ONE WEEK editie gaan op 8 september in première in de Verkadefabriek tijdens het NIEUWE FILMERS FILM FESTIVAL 2017. Kaarten 7,50 - verkrijgbaar via www.verkadefabriek.nl/programma/nieuwe-filmers/nieuwe-fil...
NF team Marjoes Corsten en Marcus Peters [SOLOS], Lieke Dols [social media], Marleen Serné en Lotte Gielens [gastvrouw en social media], Jane Bakarbessy [Dj], Ilona van Heeckeren [Verkadefabriek], Ijen Tervoort [Film]. Foto’s SOLOS NIEUWE FILMERS
This statue is called Unconditional Surrender and it is by Seward Johnson. At the time it was situated outside the USS Midway in San Diego but I believe it may have been on loan. It's based on the famous photo V-J Day in Times Square taken by Alfred Eisenstaedt in 1945 and is 25 feet high
From the Old Gang Smelt Mill its a mile or so of easy walking along the track south-east toward Healaugh and Reeth that the "owd man" trod to work-out his daily diet of subterranean hewing, or amid the grinding sweat and labours of the smelt mill. Today those who pass along their routes are indulging pleasures - the freedom to roam and think of all that went on here before us, or perhaps to shoot grouse, an unimaginable crop of value 150 years ago. I wonder why this bridge, beautifully enhanced by Dave, is so called Surrender? It crops up elswhere, is there not a surrender bridge above Ambleside in the Lakes?
Series of 3 sculptures inspired by veiled marble statues by 18th century artists such as Giuseppe Sanmartino. These mixed media sculptures are being displayed in the Hitogata Ten art exhibition at Marunouchi, Tokyo 12th to 18th of October 2022.
Melancholy - veiled bust, 2022.
Sorrow - veiled figure form curled up on a pedestal, 2022.
Surrender - Standing figure with windswept garments, 2022.
There is a waiting list for the exhibition artworks that might be available for sale after the exhibition. Email me with "waiting list" as topic to get a chance to buy them after 19th.
The art gallery just posted photos from the Hitogata Ten exhibition where my artworks are being displayed at the moment!
See the awesome work of all the artists :
'Sweet Surrender' Opening Reception
Gallery 1988 San Francisco, March 6th 09'
Michelle "Mia" Araujo, Krista Huot, Camilla d'Errico, Jennifer Tong, & Allison Torneros
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evangelos surrendering to the sensation of a shiatsu treatment
You wander landscapes in your dreams.
How did you get there? Close your eyes and surrender,
and find yourself in the city of God.
---Rumi
We stop to watch the sun set - all you can see is mountains and more mountains..
But we don't wait too long, its cold and wet. We keep moving up. from time to time falling to your hips in snow.
I'm at that point where just laying down and sleeping - just a little bit - is a real temptation.
One step at a time - we have to be there soon.
Breathe in and take my life in you...there is no escape...by evanescence [demo-not for your ears] life can tear strips from us if we allow it too, experiences, loss, ups and downs and general belonging. At most at least once in your life, you can look in the mirror and find there are pieces missing from you, and like a jigsaw puzzle we have to find the missing pieces... I for many years lived this way, allowing others and life get to me... I met my gorgeous husband 5 yrs ago, and though life still can be tough, I realise, we make life what we want.... Yes not denying things can still hurt, but knowing my husband being my rock and my best friend, I no longer do things alone... So jigsaw puzzle pieces we now find together! Xx
But don't give yourself away, Dairy Queen. This is now the Dairy Dream.
62nd Avenue North near 9th Street North, St. Petersburg.
Near Bukittinggi, West-Sumatra, Indonesia.
In February 1958, dissatisfaction with the centralist and communist-leaning policies of the Sukarno administration triggered a revolt which was centred in the Minangkabau region of Sumatra, with rebels proclaiming the Revolutionary Government of the Republic of Indonesia in Bukittinggi. The Indonesian military invaded West Sumatra in April 1958 and had recaptured major towns within the next month. A period of guerrilla warfare ensued, but most rebels had surrendered by August 1961. In the years following, West Sumatra was like an occupied territory with Javanese officials occupying most senior civilian, military and police positions.