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Sid loves to hang over the back of the couch, and watch the neighbourhood do it's thing.
84:366:2020
The Watch House on Rocky Island in Seaton Sluice was opened on 14th January 1880, built for the Seaton Sluice Volunteer Life-Saving Company which was founded earlier in 1876. The building served as an auxiliary coast guard station until 1990. The building is now a museum owned by Northumberland County Council and run in collaboration with Seaton Sluice & Old Hartley Local History Society. It is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England
Photo taken from lithography stone, in Steendrukmuseum Valkenswaard.
If anyone knows the name of the artist / if you are the artist, please inform me. my assessment: made in about 1963
♫♪♩♬ Watch me by The Phantoms ♫♪♩♬
Gonna show them a thing or two
I'm gonna turn it up set it loose
Feast your eyes I've got something new
From up here can't beat the view
Just watch me now
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I got somethin' for ya
A little more for ya
You won't believe your eyes
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I got somethin' for ya
A little more for ya
You won't believe your eyes
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From New York to L.A., East to the West
Go on and crown me king, I'm am the best of the best
Just one look you're gonna be obsessed
I give it all I got, never any less
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I got somethin' for ya
A little more for ya
You won't believe your eyes
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Just watch me now
I got somethin' for ya
A little more for ya
You won't believe your eyes
Just watch me now
Just watch me watch me now
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Just watch me watch me now
Just watch me now
Just watch me now
I got somethin' for ya
A little more for ya
You won't believe your eyes
Just watch me now
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I got somethin' for ya
A little more for ya
You won't believe your eyes
Just watch me now
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Disclaimer: The scene shown has nothing to do with real life or secondlife events...it is just a picture taken without any other purpose but enjoying the fact of taking it...
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On a falling tide in the Mersey estuary one of Antony Gormley's cast-iron statues, a few hours ago semi-submerged, stands watch as a ferry departs the port of Liverpool and heads out towards the Irish Sea and its destination, Dublin.
The vessel is the 'Victorine', a roll-on, roll-off type that mostly caters for commercial trucks. It's a leisurely journey over too with the 5.30pm departure from Liverpool turning in to a 3.30am arrival at the Irish port - presumably to allow plenty of time for drivers to get their regulation rest before heading off to their next destination.
Per the Liverpool Biennial website:
Antony Gormley’s installation comprises 100 cast-iron life-size sculptures made from 17 different moulds taken from the sculptor’s own body, installed on Crosby Beach on the Mersey Estuary. The 'iron men' all face the open sea, and evoke the relationship between the natural elements, space and the human body. ‘Another Place’ covers a distance of almost 3km, with the pieces placed 250m apart along the tide line, and up to 1km out towards the horizon. The movement of local tides and daily weather conditions dictate whether the figures are visible or submerged. It has become one of the most well-loved and widely recognised public art works in the UK.
From personal experience, and with the huge cranes of the Port of Liverpool out of sight on my left, it's a surreal and magical place. By my reckoning, 11 of the men can be seen in this shot. Unsurprisingly, given the salty atmosphere and conditions, the statues have started corroding to varying degrees, which surely adds further to their appeal.
6.45pm, 25th July 2024
Herbie watching youtube videos on his snuggy :)
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An Eastern Yellow Robin (Eopsaltria australis) in typical "hunting" pose, perched half a metre or so above the ground scanning for moving food. Taking a rake to leaf litter and fallen bark almost guarantees a visit from one or more of these colourful birds.
We have some wonderful rough seas on the South coast of the UK...people tend to forget the power behind the waves. The temptation is always to get as close as possible to that wonderful raw energy...especially when you have a camera in your hands!!
Back in the day this was high tec - and you got to do your own D&P !!
Seen on a birthday card made by my daughter ( not recently ) .
Here, I put the watch on a shiny red tile using Blu Tack to hold it in place. The edge of the tile is visible but out of focus at the bottom of the image allowing the reflection of the watch to fade away. The background blackout blind is independently lit with a softbox. Post-editing: softglow and removal of visible Blu Tack