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Went out for the day at my local freight/Metrolink yard to meet up once again with "Pasadena Sub Colin" to drop off a couple graff books. He's
like a ghost. He seems to just show up out of nowhere, but this time we arranged that we would be there at the same time.
Thought about not staying and getting more flicks, because I've got a huge backlog, but damn, the weather was so great, and there were actually clouds in the sky and a little breeze. The kind of days I dream about when I'm out in the desert half-way through summer and it's 109 F., dry, dusty, not a cloud in the sky, and shade is hard to find.
Clouds in the sky in California mean one of two things, it's about to rain, or it just rained. So to have some clouds was great. If you look through my flicks, No clouds. I don't like it, but I get my flicks when/where I can.
Clouds, also double edged sword. The sun couldn't decide.... Well, actually the clouds couldn't decide if they wanted to let the sun shine through, or hide it. As a photographer this makes it challenging to photograph a moving train. It's either dark, or super bright. Oh well.
Well trains are slow?! Ignore the internet for a few minutes of your day and go to the tracks. Stand about 10 ft. from the tracks, try to capture a whole car in one photo as they roll by at 20-40 Mph. They might look slow from far away, but get up close and you can feel the wind coming off of the cars as they pass by. I use a super wide lens at this location. 7.5 mm "fisheye" lens, so I can be very close, and still get a whole autorack in the shot. I'm always amazed at all of those shots from the past shot on film cameras that look great. Me here in 2022 with a digital
camera complaining like a little girl.
Sorry, As usual, it will take me a few days or a week to come back and ID/tag all of the writers in my flicks. I'm old/tired, and I have a hard time IDing some pieces. No offense to anyone, but I do the best I can. If you can or want to correct me, COMMENT!!!!
As always, Thanks to all the writers, and also my fellow benchers. Stay safe out there you guys and dolls.
Much love to the graff community. I've made a lot of friends, and some new family.
Colin's pages:
www.youtube.com/c/pasadenasubcolin
www.instagram.com/pasadenasub_colin/
To see all of my frieght flicks, check my flicker page here: irregularphotos.com
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Ce que j'aime dans les compétitions swing, c'est la saine émulation qui y règne. Certes, certains y participent dans le but de gagner, mais tous s'encouragent pour réussir à se dépasser et à faire le spectacle !
On a blustery day by the sea in Oostende, I met this vibrant couple, their bright jackets standing out against the moody skies. Despite the wind whipping around us, they exuded warmth and joy, embodying the spirit of adventure that often comes with seaside strolls. A moment of colour and connection amidst the grey.
Le bec au ras de l'eau , ils se fichent des reflets
A couple of mallards travelling fast, with one eye on me
The little "spy" camera spying on a couple in the town square.
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"Thou shalt live together in love, insomuch that thou shalt weep for the loss of them that die, and more especially for those that have not hope of a glorious resurrection.
"And it shall come to pass that those that die in me shall not taste of death, for it shall be sweet unto them.
"And they that die not in me, wo unto them, for their death is bitter."
-- Doctrine and Covenants 42:45-47
I visited the Mesa City Cemetery late on a Sunday afternoon in October, hoping to get some good pictures in the hour or so just prior to sunset. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the flowers adorning the graves, then realized that this was part of the influence of Arizona's large Hispanic community, as the Dia de los Muertos was only a few days away.
Out of respect for the privacy of those visiting the cemetery at the time, I took no candid photos of anyone there, except in this instance. I was trying to compose my picture just as this couple walked into my field of view, and immediately decided to snap the shutter anyway. (Note that they appear slightly out of focus, which was intentional.) Their presence in the picture-frame prompted me to think of the above passage, taken from the scriptures of the Mormon faith. I thought they also added something to the photo itself, including a sense of connection between the living and the dead.