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E71 brought me back to Ilford, and is seen complete with AL code! This was actually from its second employment as it was new to SW for the 24. This third chapter of its career sees it nominally allocated for school work at River Road, though appearances on routes such as this, 101 and 147 are common. 27.10.19.
345008 Liverpool St-Goodmayes
SE25 Goodmayes-Ilford 364
E69 Ilford-King George’s Hospital 396
E71 King George’s Hospital-Ilford 396
DW421 Ilford-Charlie Browns Roundabout 123
DW542 CB Roundabout-Gants Hill 123
DW470 Gants Hill-Waltham Forest Collage 123
38101 Waltham Forest C-Walthamstow 212
DW474 Walthamstow-Blackhorse Rd Stn 230
Lest we forget, "futebol" is all about sportsmanship and having fun. This community pitch on Cotijuba Island, Belém was illuminated for the first time by a solar photovoltaic system donated by Philips.
Un miliardo di anni fa, quando seguivo le lezioni al DAMS, a Roma, la professoressa di Teoria e Tecniche del Linguaggio Cinematografico ci parlò di un film sperimentale degli anni 70, si chiamava Back & Forth. Come nel finale de La conversazione, la telecamera andava avanti e indietro all'interno della stessa stanza, se non ricordo male. Un rumore di fondo, che seguiva con un ritmo incalzante il movimento, cresceva e cresceva, e se non sbaglio il volume aumentava fino alla fine. Era ipnotico e ossessivo. Ma la cosa che ci colpì tutti fu un'altra: la docente ci raccontò che in non so quale università americana, il docente lo faceva vedere tutto, per intero. Obbligava chi non se la sentiva a uscire PRIMA dall'aula, dopodiché chiudeva gli altri dentro, a chiave, per impedire a chiunque di uscire.
Back & forth come concetto, probabilmente, è fastidioso, noioso e faticoso da seguire.
E, se a un certo punto pensi di non farcela, alzi bandiera bianca.
Ma l'obbligo di stare lì, di subire l'ipnosi come sotto tortura, di farsi trascinare dal back e dal forth una dieci cento mille volte, o ti rende più forte e consapevole... oppure ti uccide.
That one was hell to make. >_<
I fell in love with this design on DA and I simply had to make it on his back. The original drawing was black and white but I wanted some colours; so I played around with my watercolour pencil and some water.
White oxford shirt, Gap. Blue sweater vest, Karen Scott. Tweedy skirt, Newport News. Braided leather belt and blue purse, Wilson’s Leather. Tights, Merona. Brown pumps, Mossimo. Earrings, Express. Gold watch, Raymond Weil. Brass bracelet, World Market.
Back to work in Cincinnati. That is all.
The dull weather drags on, making bird pics tricky on my zoom toy. So I gave up and went for some smaller aviators.
A nice throw back to when W sets ran around Sydney in regular service and W3 stands along side platform 3 at central station opened for display the set was to be running shuttles to Rhodes over the weekend
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Deep in the Tugela Gorge in South Africa, we got a good view back up to the second highest waterfall in the world, which we had hiked to the top of two-days prior.
The best way to get a sense of the scale of the world is to travel by foot. When in the Drakensberg Mountains we hiked along the Tugela river that orginates in the mountains you see in the background of this photo, tumbles over the cliff edge as Tugela Falls and then heads to the sea in Tugela Gorge where I am standing. Following the path of the river this way provided a strong sense of the scale of the landscape both in terms of the size of the river and in the surrounding climate and plant life.
When so many aspects of modern life serve to make our planet seem smaller and smaller, taking time out to travel long distances by foot and rough it out a bit makes it clear that there actually is a lot to experience, enjoy and protect on our planet.
Drakensberg Mountains, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, 2011
Canon EOS 5D Mark II with Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L
A vertorama of the inner part of Morro Bay from Los Osos. I was using a Sony NEX 5n in jpg mode with auto ISO so there was a different ISO on the upper and lower half of the photo. Still learning the camera and the settings are a little more challenging to adjust on the fly compared to my Nikon. I could have used the auto pano mode set to vertical but didn't on this shot. Blending the leaves was also a little time consuming but I'm still satisfied with the overall result.
10-14-2008
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I built this house in 1977 and we lived here for 26 years. One time our neighbor was burning a brush pile and the wind came up, with in minutes we had 20 foot flames roaring across the wetlands just in front of the house.
My weekly walk behind my house and I took these two shots while walking the path. I am not expecting anymore shots as the color should be gone by the time I get out again.
back cover collage, awesome!
From the Sarah Dyer Zine Collection (housed in the Sallie Bingham Center Zine Collections at Duke University).
It's been a while since I've posted a picture from Willmar, but this morning was a nice day to walk onto the overpass and watch an eastbound snake into the yard off of the Morris Sub. The yard was fairly empty, but of course the train was lined in on the shadowy side of one of the few cuts of cars. Luckily, an empty bulkhead flat provided just enough of a window to get an unobstructed picture of the nose of the train. Of course, with the 5279 being a peach (not in a good way), the shadows may have been an improvement...