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In a moment of madness, I decided I would go on a birding walk this morning at Inglewood Bird Sanctuary. When I left home around 7:45 a.m., the temperature was -19C and much colder than that with the wind chill. Every branch was covered in frost and mist was rising from the icy waters of the lagoon. The Bow River was mainly frozen over with just the odd patch of open water. In places, the thick ice was broken into pieces. Lots of Canada Geese and ducks (mainly Mallards, but some Goldeneye, Bufflehead and Barrow's Goldeneye). We saw two Bald Eagles today, always a treat.
Remember Clackers? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clackers
I just dug this up in my garden today. The Q-Tip is poked into the remains of the drilled hole.
I bet today's ultra-tough urethane resins could take the beating.
10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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Made a road trip to my folks for Easter weekend... unpacked the little guy and his antenna was broken. He's clearly not too happy about it.
Broken Bells @ Gibson Amphitheater @ KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas, Night Two. December 12th, 2010.
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10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
More Larp-Photos: www.exploregraphy.com/category/stories/larp/
Nutzungsrechte: Creative Commons BY-NC-ND
An angel with a clipped wing, standing sadly amongst the branches in a local cemetary. I wish I could fix her wing
For: 7 Days of Shooting. Week #28. Broken - Shoot anything Saturday
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Winter storm Athena blew through last night, finishing up what Sandy left behind and leaving 6-12 inches of wet heavy snow. All I could hear last night was cracking trees. When we woke up this morning, we found nearly every tree that lined our street was broken or down. Cones in the street to mark where caution is needed.
And while I'm at it, I'm wondering what on earth is the deal with naming winter storms. To me, a winter storm is bad enough without a name. Named storms connote a storm of hurricane strength, and I think it adds to the general anxiety that a lot of us are feeling right now. This storm was bad, but nowhere near hurricane strength. OK, rant over.
**No phones were intentionally broken for this photo**
What do you do when you break your smartphone? Put it in your driveway, throw some water on it and take a picture of course! Only if your insurance won't cover the damage, that is. ;) I chose this phone as my subject for consumerism (anti-consumerism?) because after it broke I had to find one of my dumb-phones my daughter adopted and use it instead. And I discovered I don't NEED a smartphone. It's been kind of liberating (and 10 dollars cheaper a month without the data-plan.)
I tried to make the shot as contrasting as possible so I shot in black and white. I did crop it and increase the contrast just a touch in photoshop to get the effect I was going for.
We asked the repairguy what he finds in broken escalators and he said with a distant stare:
"Shoes...always shoes. Mostly crocs and flipflops, all shredded."
The 2.5 days I spent on skid row was a eye opening and heart breaking/heart warming experience. Jesus has broken my heart for the homeless, in a good way. I cannot stop thinking about all the homies I met and their struggles and joys and I WILL pray for them every day.
Kennedy, Kevin, Latoya, Eric, Phil, PeeWee,Elzie Alexander (check out his stand up comedy), William, and David.
I can't wait to go back and see them again and meet others. And if I don't see them again because they have made great decisions in their life and have moves out of skid row, Praise God.
This is the last of my quest for broken crow pieces in downtown Austin. They're about two more murals that I've shot, that probably wont get posted because of the shadows casting over them..
Unless you guys really insist.
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A broken tree, left over from last year's hurricanes. Taken with a Kodak Brownie.
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I'm trying to catch up on my weekly challenge group. this for the week 41 theme "broken".
I'll have to find somehting else for this week's theme, "Old".
The XXII Triennale di Milano, Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival, consists of a thematic exhibition and several installations from international participants. It will run from March 1 to September 1, 2019. With the XXII edition, La Triennale di Milano reaffirms its decision to continue the tradition of the International Exhibition, the twenty-first edition of which was held in 2016 after a twenty-year hiatus.
The exhibition that gives the event its name and theme is curated by Paola Antonelli with Ala Tannir, Laura Maeran, and Erica Petrillo. The international participations will be solicited via official governmental channels.
The thematic exhibition Broken Nature will consist of three major commissions as well as numerous loans. An ambitious public program of events––with conferences, panels, workshops, screenings, and performances––for people of all ages will also complement the XXII Triennale.