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Didn't really turn out the way I wanted it to, because the TMP bodies are really iffy to work with most of the time. But it'll do.
The pattern was empty, but the tower was in the wrong place.....
Nathan K. Hammond in the Ghost Writer Airshows Super Chipmunk
I've been feeling extremely uncreative lately.
I think a major reason why is because I'm no longer surrounded by creative people. When I was in school in Florida I was surrounded by creative people and I feel like my most creative work was during my time there.
I really need to get out of Tucson.
In 1930's this classicism building on Catherine's Canal belonged to writers cooperative. They added two upper floors but due to the lack of technic their height is equal to one floor of the original 19 century building. Many famous writers lived here including Zoshchenko.
Photo taken Feb . 2020.
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*sighs* I am such a bad writer when it comes to these things,but I'm still going to make the series.(Maybe later today or tomorrow) I doubt it will receive much reception...whatever,I guess.
Writer MarÃa Belgrano in Villa Urquiza, Buenos Aires. Portrait session for an upcoming book.
Lens: Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 1.4/35 (Contax/Yashica, 1970s).
As the writer explained in Untapped New York "For those who have never been to Tad’s, it’s difficult to explain the appeal. The steaks were rubbery. The décor was bordello-esque—red flocked wallpaper, fake Tiffany lamps. The service was indifferent—you stood on line and ordered your steaks cafeteria style; sometimes they even cooked them to the right level of doneness. But for New Yorkers of a certain age, eating at Tad’s was a rite of passage."
Having eaten at Tad's hundreds of times but not in this century I can agree with "rite of passage" part. I can still taste the watered down blue cheese dressing and those greasy fried onions. I can recall when the $9.09 lunch special was $1.99 and without waiters to slow you down and collect tips but with young teeth to chew through rubber, this was a place for a quick bite before there were McDonalds and Burger Kings in Manhattan.
But a few weeks ago the last NYC Tad's closed down for good.
Working on a romantic short story about a couple that meets running around the reservoir in Manhattan's Central Park.
A kiss is just a kiss?
A picture to tribute all writers and readers.
I've tried my level best to bring in all their elements in a simple manner.A black and white coloring to give it a solemn mood.
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Requiem for the Last Kodak CCD Sensor - 7 images - Olympus E-500 with Olympus Zuiko Digital 1:3.5-5.6 14-42mm (FT mount) & Polarizer - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
Nembro (BG) - Italy - 2016
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