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So back in '93-'94 Raevyn TWS and I used to meet pretty regularly and spend a few hours sketching new ideas. Well, trying to come up with new ideas. We were constantly looking at outside sources for inspiration and the more obscure seemed to deliver better results. This is a good example of one of those inspirations...
Raevyn showed up with a bunch of vintage electrical engineering books that had a ton of electrical maps, outlining how to lay out wires, connections, switches... all that. Raevyn saw letters in these maps. I saw a bunch of lines and switches but I respected his thought process so I gave it a shot. I actually gave it a lot of shots but this is the only drawing I have that shows the process.
The piece was going to say SIEU but I never made it to the U. So in this image it just says SIE. The bolder lines make up the shape of the letters and the rest of the lines are the "fill-in". Completely abstract, in the idea, but it did inspire me to use some of what we working with in a few paintings. For example : farm4.static.flickr.com/3174/2611847499_f3dbc4af4b_o.jpg
There's very little visible inspiration from these electrical exercises but in truth, most of that IHU piece was inspired by them.
I miss those days of sitting around and trying to come up with something new, original and provoking. It could very well be the whole reason that lead me on the path I'm currently on...
Small electrical repair shop that an enterprising electrician has opened at his home. Bacolod City, Philippines.
Electrical substation, Hastings, FL.
First test roll with $30 Canon EOS Rebel X and 50mm f1.8 Macro lens. God bless eBay.
I'm still on my art filter kick, but with a difference this time around as I decided it was time to take my 35-year-old SMC Pentax 55mm f/1.8 out for a quick spin adapted to the E-M5. In an alley way off of Howe Street, downtown Vancouver. October 11, 2012.
Explore, 7/31/08
A few weeks ago, I saw an amazing photo of lightning from Mike Jones and so when a storm rolled in tonight, I was inspired to give it a try and see if I could get anything worth posting.
Please, check out Mike's stream for some incredible photography.
Have a great weekend. :-)
U2's Electrical Storm:
"After Hour Deposits, Electrically Protected, O.B. McClintock Manufacturers, Minneapolis." Found on the side of a building that has been converted into apartments, plus a Walgreens, on the corner of Belmont & Sheffield, in the Lakeview neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, United States. O.B. McClintock Co. operated from 1917 - 1947, when it was acquired by Diebold.
電柱の脇に仮設柱を立てる。仮設柱に電線を移す（いまここ）。電柱を抜いて新電柱を建てる。電線を新電柱に移す。仮設柱を抜く。それぞれの作業は間（1カ月とか長いと1年とか）をおいて実施されるのでまだるっこしい。
Franklin, PA. March 2021.
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Hall Electrical Ltd Ambulance Rapid Response Vehicle Demonstrator Jeep The Emergency Service Show Birmingham NEC 2014
Kalimar 110 SpyCam. No filtering. Eastman 16mm Vision 3, 250D from 100ft spool, reloaded into empty 110 cassette. ISO 250, D=Daylight film. Home processed C-41. Converted to b&w because colour was not to my liking. Camera is purple on in the below image.
Spent a lot of time on the London Underground recently. This is one of the vaguely symmetrical clusters of wires and apparatus that caught my eye. evetheblog.wordpress.com/2026/05/20/another-48-hours/
Train 390 led by an unusually clean member of the DL class, is approaching the Killarney Road crossing abd will soon read the yard at Te Rapa.
... uh, yeah, someone dressed up as a stripper... at Dragon*Con? Seemed a bit redundant to me (as there are lots of scantily clad ladies (and guys) at this con. But she was very cute with the smeared eyeliner and electrical tape pasties.
Seen other photos of her sitting down to count her tips.