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develop exhibition @ thirtyseven degrees gallery Danks St Waterloo July 19 - August 14 2007
Photo: Ben Searcy
about 80 miles southeast of me, near Kingston, NHY . It was just developing into a severe thunderstorm, before achieving supercell status, as shown in my next image
Cold develop test at 65f for 25minutes, then blixed for 10 minutes. Shot using a Lomography La Sardina on Kodak Gold 200. Many of the shots were under exposed already and this cold dev process didn't do them any favours. This is really only about 1/3 of the roll. The rest was too dark.
Picture Caption: Pre-breeding examinations by a veterinarian improve breeding success of virgin heifers.
Andrés Pizarro (Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank), Anne-Lise Cœur-Bizot (RATP Group), Bronwen Thornton (Walk21 Foundation), Kyung Suk Kim (Research Institute Korean Expressway Corporation), Mohamed Hegazy (Climate Champions), and Rodrigo Da Costa (EUSPA) explores how transport providers assess and prioritise climate risks to infrastructure, while tackling the interlinked challenges of climate resilience and biodiversity protection during the session “Developing Climate-Resilient, Nature-based Transport Infrastructure”. This session is held during the International Transport Forum’s 2025 Summit on “Transport Resilience to Global Shocks” on 21 May 2025 in Leipzig.
Developed into a screen print and used on tote bags and tshirts. I have sold these at craft fairs and online!
My good friend, Ellis, takes an exposure with he's medium format camera. Ellis has recently taken the leap into film. This was a first of many trips and experiments with he's film camera.
Great Road Style
BETSY K. WHITE CULTURAL HERITAGE GALLERY
The decorative arts legacy of Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee developed against the backdrop of European settlement of Virginia’s frontier – really America’s frontier. Prior to the middle of the 18th century, the Blue Ridge Mountains formed a steep barrier to settlement of Virginia’s great valley that lay just beyond it. It wasn’t until the end of that century that it reached all the way to what is today Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee.
Transportation was the key to settlement, and the primary migration route was the Great Philadelphia Wagon Road. It wound from Philadelphia through the valley, taking on new names as it did – the Great Valley Road, the Stage Road, and locally, the Great Road. It was a great migration and comprised of multiple immigrants, with Scots-Irish and German being the main settler groups. Before it was over 250,000 people had traveled down the Great Road seeking a new life in America. Artisans soon followed, meeting the market needs of a new frontier economy that supplied everything from furniture and pottery to guns and metalwork.
Brisk trades were established early around towns that bordered the Great Road. In Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee, Abingdon, Jonesborough, Greeneville, and Rogersville became thriving centers of commerce. The new artisan culture responded to the market and to two other factors: makers and settlers alike arrived with a learned sense of style and preference, and artisans moved around, continuing the process of acquiring new techniques to suit the changing market. Many had learned their trades in the Philadelphia or Baltimore area before moving south and west down the Valley of Virginia. Some stayed here for generations while others kept moving west into Kentucky and beyond, and some even doubled back again. What emerged was a lively blend of fashion, tradition, and market preference, a regional look that has become known as Great Road Style.
First roll ever developed at home.
Haven't done any B&W film work in years.
Last time I'd access to a darkroom was when I worked at the hospital a very long time ago.
I chose this subject for the "voice" assignment because I'm inspired by the blue light of the evening... and candlelight... and mood.
Will Sullivan contemplates his first AA meeting after a run in with officers on a Friday night. He was Tazed in the back seat of his car when he fought off the police in a drunken haze and ended up spending the night in jail.
-Self Developed print