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It's Simcoe Day here in Toronto, various things in various other parts, it used to just be called the August Long Weekend!
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photoshoot for Weekend Photo Award.
Didn't get selected though.
photography and postprocessing: www.katrijnmichiels.be
styling: Ellen Lloyd
make-up: Kathleen Van Walle
Model: Inge
i found deerhunter at reckless records in chicago and vampire weekend at exclusive company in mil-town. gotta love em'.
We went to London the other weekend. This annual trip started as a ladies one day shopping trip, intended to raise funds for Slaithwaite Brass Band. Jayne’s family have a long association with the band. Thirteen years ago I started going on this trip, one bloke amongst, around, 50 women. Eight years ago we persuaded Debbie Booth to organise it as an overnight trip. I’m still the only bloke beside the driver, Richard, from Stotts, who has taken us many times. We stay at the Cumberland Hotel at Marble Arch, very central and very nice. It’s a fantastic value trip and once you have a place you don’t give it up. After a clear run down we were at the hotel around 11.45am and we were soon off on foot with the camera gear. The light was terrible, light grey sky bordering on white, rubbish for the daylight shots.
We didn’t have an agenda, we just meandered, no evening show, we just kept walking. For the first time I had taken a small tripod, a bit of a cheap thing but it’s light. We walked on the South Bank as darkness fell, the trouble is you can only target one place in the best light, before total darkness. We were by tower bridge at the time, I wanted to shoot the buildings around City Hall, curious if I could get anything worthwhile. It’s been done to death but I don’t look at other photos before I go, I like to just give it my best shot. It would require a bit of luck to have a situation that produced something out of the ordinary – or more skill than I have.
We worked our way in the dark across to The City. The Lloyds building was another target, again I gave it my best shot – for a first attempt. I had a good time and had a chat with a few curious onlookers. . On our way back to Marble Arch I photographed the big department store window displays and the Christmas lights, trying to find some colour in a drab day. I think it was John Lewis that had the Penguins in every window, very funny. Jayne knew about them from a TV ad, I don’t watch telly so they were new to me.
We were out early on Sunday but again the light was awful. We should count our blessings really, we have had dry and generally nice weather most years on this trip. Dotted around London are the Paddington Bear models which we had read about on our way down. We came across quite a few, mostly with a queue of people wanting their photos taken with Paddington. There were also a lot of model, new shape Routemaster buses, dotted around. It’s the Year of the Bus apparently, they have been painted by well-known or aspiring artists. The added a splash of colour to a very grey day. We walked out to Elephant and Castle, never having been before. It’s a bit run down but I was aiming at a tall building which turned out to be the Strata Building. I had to do the best I could but as you can see, the light was crap. The Strata has three, token gesture windmills built into the roof but you have to be a distance away to see them.
This weekend, we installed new platform decking at the Court Square station on the 7 Line. This photo shows contractors installing new platform decking. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Leonard Wiggins.
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At times I wish I had all the money in the world to just journey to Anguilla for Breakfast, then lunch in Jamaica and back home for dinner. My life would be a permanent holiday. Then there are days when I say to myself nothing beats the feeling you feel after a long eventfilled day.
This weekend my wife and I did something a little beyond the usual we packed our bags and spent two nights at our secret hideaway. I packed up my exams papers and we left all the stress of work at home. We shared some really fun moments and really enjoyed our weekend getaway.
I had such a great weekend! Hope you all had a super weekend too!
This weekend I:
*Did laundry! Yay! There may be nothing more exciting than clean socks!
*Cleaned the house like crazy!
*Vacuumed out the car!
*Got new runners (to start running again)!
*Went salsa dancing!
*Hung out with friends!
*Went to the beach!
*Went to church!
*Took silly photos/got new photo ideas!
*Found out some of my photos are being used in promo work! :D
*Studied...er sorta! Haha!
(Used a lot of explanation marks on purpose!) Hah, my old English professors would hate me!
P.S. I had way more "interesting" and conceptualized shots with light painting, but this one just suited the weekend best.
Vampire Weekend @ Gibson Amphitheater @ KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas, Night Two. December 12th, 2010.
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Becky really enjoys our weekend rides. Even on the electrics we have plenty of range to find the local treasures.
Picked up the movie set from the closing De Witt Kmart which I ended up being able to go to after all. The littlest set is from Toys R Us, and the Minecraft sets are a part of an order I made from Lego.com which arrived today in the mail.
Seton Hall Weekend is a celebration of our community spirit and of the close ties enjoyed by alumni, students, faculty, staff, and the surrounding community.
Vampire Weekend | Coachella 2| april 21, 2013
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Got some big yard work done this weekend! Cut down a few trees, split firewood, hauled sticks, cleaned the yard, and mowed leaves! Well, my husband did all of the hard work while I mostly laid on the ground and took photos!
Husband hauls sticks in his sick six-wheeler!
Vassar College, Families Weekend, Palmer Gallery exhibition, October 2, 2021
Photo Credit: Karl Rabe/Vassar College
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