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[Taken in Cape Espichel (Portugal) - 14Sep14]
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Aug. 20, 2015: Train on display in Antonito, Colorado, taken with the Hipstamatic app's Tinto 1884 lens and D-Type plate film. Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad runs a 64-mile route from Antonito to Chama, New Mexico. Currently, the trains are running four days a week, and masks are required. #hipstamatic #tinto1884 #dtypeplatefilm #cumbresandtoltecscenicrailroad #colorado
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[Taken in Paris (France) - 15Aug13]
See all the photos taken in this museum in this set : Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle [Place]
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This image was created using the Hipstamatic app. I photographed and edited it in Hipstamatic. I used the combination of Sergio (lens,) BlacKeysXF (film,) and TripleCrown (flash.)
This series is based on an image I created that was part of New Era Museum project. My task was to juxtapose something living with something not living. That image was of my daughter holding a split photograph of herself, she being the living thing, the photo being the non-living thing. Upon reflection, I decided that the idea could be expressed more clearly if I used an photograph of my mother, who passed away in the summer of 2016. I expanded the project to include images of my father, who died last October. I have taken photos of myself and my kids with pieces of photographs of my parents. I will continue the series using photos of my grandparents as well. I want to explore both visual and emotional similarities and connections.
Here is a link to the series so far:
Just before heading to my doctor's office for my physical, I thought I would scout out a new photo location, only to find that it's closed on Mondays. To kill time, I drove to the Reagan Library (uh, I'm a lefty so don't start judging me!) to see what I could photograph. On the walk up to the entrance, I saw this little crow trying to stay out of the wind.