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"HIGH SEAS DRIFTER"
11.5" x 10.5" Woodcut on Pale Pink Arturo Paper
Tugboat Printshop (Paul Roden & Valerie Lueth), 2008.
Just posted a rare find from the flat file to our Etsy! A limited edition (2nd edition) copy of the "HIGH SEAS DRIFTER" woodcut from the DEEP BLUE SEA woodcut series.
One copy available at this link:
www.etsy.com/listing/62551825/woodcut-print-woodblock-pri...
Trying to take more head shot street portraits on my travels. Happy with this one I took at last light on the outskirts of White Town in Pondicherry, India.
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It's interesting how sometimes I can go through old photos and feel the same way I did when I was taking them. Like, for instance, this photo that I took 3 years ago. That feeling still has a place in my heart, ever glowing--dimmer now--but there all the same.
It's just.... interesting.
I was driving down the Pacific coast when I noticed multiple formations of birds flying along the shore. There didn't seem to be any particular pattern in their direction. I stopped and started watching them. They were albatrosses, and they were gliding so close to the rocks I could probably touch them. And there seemed to be dozens formations passing me by in both directions. Ten minutes later I realized that the formations were the same - the birds were just flying back and forth along the shore! I'm not sure if there was any particular reason for that behavior, but I'd like to think they were doing this just for fun.
As mist rolls in of the sea a piece of drift wood is left lying on the sand from the retreating tide.
ethan's feet after being in the river in Oakmont.
more to come in due time.
inspired by Steven Sites Hand series, found here
I dip my hands into the sea
I pull the ocean over me
After all the tides have swallowed all the shore
I couldn't find you anymore
Patrick Watson (best video ever)
Much better bigger.
This is the bike I rode and how it got rigged up before the Transcontinental Race No 8. You know my No. 22 Drifter. With it’s normal full Sram red etap AXS 2x drivetrain I just recently swapped the 10-33 red cassette for a force wide 10-36. Works like a charm w/o exchanging the normal red RD. This brings my lowest gear ratio down to 33 front and 36 back. Nifty especially for my shape of this year. Profile Design Aerobars on a handle bar mounted on a redshift sports shockstop stem form my tried and tested comfy cockpit where this year the navigation is provided by Garmin. I’ll use my usual DT Swiss Wheels with a SONdelux Dynamo hub. Initially I was going to mount Conti GP 5000 in 30 mm width but reconsidered and will go with Panaracer Gravelking Slick TLC 700 x 35c tires. That’s a nod to long and probably gnarly CP 4 parcours where we also have to cope with quite a bit of altitude difference. As well as to the #TPRNo1 where these tires were quite fit for the task.
Main bag volume will be provided by my Tailfin Aeropack in the rear. Out front I use the cyclite Handle Bar Aero Bag. I aerotested this configuration and it is really fast. Unlike the rider ;-)
On top and below the top tube I run prototype Tailfin bags.
I’ll use the kLite Bikepacker Ultra as my main light. It too, is already tested in actual bikepacking racing by me and this is a revelation in dynamo lighting. Together with my Forumslader charger it provides much needed peace of mind that whereever I go and regardless whether there will be a hotel or a bivy up ahead I’ll have light and means to power my devices.
Net floats from Asian vessels do make it to this side of the Pacific on the waves, but I’ve found just one this size in the two and one-half years I’ve been here. This one is for sale, but it’s not cricket to buy flotsam if you’re a beach comber.
New behind the scenes video! Watch it here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAhIKunKZYw
As so many of you requested, today I included all the raw & unedited photos as well as the final edited ones. I edited all the photos with my Amalfi Lightroom Preset: www.digitalfilmactions.com/lightroom-presets/#/new-amalfi...
Model: Sophie @ Priscilla’s www.instagram.com/soph_turnbull/
Video: Dan @ I Make Films www.instagram.com/danpodbierezki/
Swimwear: Storm Swim www.instagram.com/stormswimwear/
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I was greeted by several feathers adrift at the park. Needless to say my feather addiction kicked in, sorry for so many similar photos, just saving to my album. More likely to come in the future. :)
"High Seas Drifter"
THE DEEP BLUE SEA Woodcut Series
11.5" x 10.5" Color Woodcut on Pale Pink Arturo Paper
Limited Edition of 50 Prints.
Paul Roden & Valerie Lueth, 2008.
Now available in our website store + our etsy--our profile page has the links :)
The pelicans are presently visiting during their Spring migration. I enjoyed seeing them during Tuesday's bike ride along the lake. There will be a few more pelican photos to come.
I were a drifter of my city.
I like to walk around and think no things while I am alone.
I've left my city without cellphone once,just carried cameras,films,and some stuffs with me.
We(my stuffs & me) didn't care about too much 'coz we had a good date!!!
Just watch every little thing and be a free drifter !!!!