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Stratton's Store. Unity, Oregon (Almost a ghost town). 2007
Neg# TCOR 045. Mamiya RB67, 50mm, Yg filter, 2007
Restroom in north end of the park.
In 1968, the city agreed to turn over an L-shaped, quarter-acre section of the Kimball Avenue parking facility to the Chicago Park District, which installed playground equipment at the site. Beginning in 1987, the Park District began working with a community group to develop a plan for upgrading the park with additional playground equipment and plantings. Improvements were completed in part through residents’ active participation. Problems in an adjacent city parking lot in the late 1990s led to the transformation of that parking lot into a three-quarter-acre expansion for Unity Park. The Chicago Park District installed a new playground in the park.
View the slideshow of the wedding here or read the blog and see 10 Big Photos here!
Ceremonies are the hardest part of a wedding to differentiate your photography. Although the venues may be different between the $500 and the $50,000 photographer, in general the basic actions, and what you have to capture, are the same. So I was happy to take a challenging situation (heavily backlit ceremony) and use it for a different take on lighting the Unity Candle.
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The Silent Inauguration - Centennial Park - Nashville, Tennessee - January 20th, 2017
Objective journalism is hard to find these days. Mainstream media networks too often practice partisan politics. They let their political views cloud their reporting. I started a documentary project back in January. I wanted to attempt some photo journalism on some local political events. These events include the Silent Inauguration, the Women’s March and the Spirit of America Rally (aka March 4 Trump). I will be publishing a series of posts on my blog as my pictures are developed and scanned. I would love to hear our opinion on the photos and my reporting. Check out my Silent Inauguration post here: www.shutteringthrulife.com/american-as-apple-pie-part-1-1...
Olympus OM1
Olympus OM Zuiko 50mm f1.8
Kodak TRI-X 400
The FINDLab
The art installation made of colourful and intricate different threads by Adeline Loo exhibit at the National Museum of Singapore.
A view of the main auditorium.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple, located on Lake Street in Oak Park, was built between 1905 and 1908. It is considered to be one of Wright's most "important" designs, and is currently home to Oak Park's Unitarian Universalist Congregation. Unity Temple was declared a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 1971.
Our local Community Support officers at the Teddington Village Fair event over the weekend. Since the fair was relaunched in 2013, it has raised more than £8,000 for local charities - a fine achievement.
Unity Hall was constructed in 1887 at 3140 S. Indiana Ave. for the Lakeside Club, a Jewish social organization. It became the home of Cong. Oscar DePriest's Peoples Movement Club in 1917, Churches have occupied the building since the 1950s. It continued to deteriorate during the early 2010s, but has since been renovated into apartments.
The colors of the outfit represent unity. There are light colors in the top of the outfit from the white shirt and on the bottom from the light pink shoes while there are dark colors from the blazer and skirt which brings it all together.
A view of the main auditorium from the balcony.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple, located on Lake Street in Oak Park, was built between 1905 and 1908. It is considered to be one of Wright's most "important" designs, and is currently home to Oak Park's Unitarian Universalist Congregation. Unity Temple was declared a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 1971.
One of the many sculptures on display at the Bothy Vineyard for Oxfordshire Artweeks.
This is entitled Unity by Christopher Townsend (one of our fave artists).
Unity More. (1894-1981), Actress, dancer and singer. Born in Galway, More made her stage debut at the Empire Theatre, London. Image by Bassano Ltd from NPG
Unity Whiskey than Tea, Cherry Cobbler Stampin' Emboss Powder, Stampin' Up! Hardwood Background, Simon Says Stamp Stithced Rectangles, Momenta Stars Cut & Emboss, Papertrey Ink Natural Twine, Regals Collection Designer Button.
The Day of German Unity * Tag der Deutschen Einheit
Oxeye daisy / Wiesen-Margerite (Leucanthemum vulgare) and 'Rose de Resht'
in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
what the world needs now is unity. Unfortunately with the toxic masculinity in charge of the US and Russia, this has never been further from a reality
From the book 12 Sketches of Old Boston Buildings, by George R. Tolman, published 1882:
"No. 23 Unity Street. In this building English officers were quartered during their occupation of the city. After the evacuation of Boston, by the British, the owner of the house returned, and found it in a sorry condition. He missed a valuable desk, of which he could find no trace, until, happening on the Common, he found the missing article in one of the barracks, left vacant by the retiring troops.
The house was built of bricks, imported from England, about 1720-35. Yet a portion of the lower part indicates, by the English bond of the brick-work, an earlier date than the above; the remainder is laid with what was known to early Boston masons as the 'Promiscuous bond.' 'This bond, consisting of a course of headers, and from three to eight courses of stretchers, was in use from about 1720 to 1770.'
The buildings on the left were formerly of the same general character, but have been remodeled.
The mansion-house next below, the corner of which is shown on right of picture, was owned by Dr. Franklin, and willed by him 'to his dear sister, Jane Mecom, and by her, in trust, to Rev. John Lathrop, D.D., and Benjamin Summers, for her daughter, Jane Collins, to her grandson, Josiah Flagg, and great-grandchildren, Franklin and Sarah Green.'
The last-mentioned building displays some rather eccentric architectural features; one of which is, that while the common voussoirs and keys to arches of first-story windows are of brick, the two each side of the key are of solid wood. The reason of this is not apparent."