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CSX E94930 west at 48th Ave south of Holland at 1:20pm. BNSF 6133 leading BNSF 9460 with a string of coal empties. I included some "weeds" in the photo just for CSX_CO. 7/3/14
Things can seem a bit empty & faded after Halloween is done.
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At Wahoo's, one of my favorite places downtown, after the massive Saturday night flickrwalk.
pianoforte109 is holding my empty glass.
grief strikes in odd ways. I stayed in from teaching today. I need to do a dress rehearsal in TUX tonight which will be taped in HD for a documentary film and I thought I'd best be emotionally ready for that.
Will write some places I want to move.
Now.
I hope I can make some things happen.
Rainy stormy day...how are you?
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Empty Sky is the official New Jersey September 11 memorial to the state's victims of the September 11 attacks on the United States. Designed by Jessica Jamroz and Frederic Schwartz, it was dedicated on Saturday, September 10, 2011, a day before the tenth anniversary of the attacks.
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In post-apocalyptic dramas the urban landscape is always littered with abandoned crumbling buildings.
Is fiction becoming non-fiction?
Hấu ♥ Empty
Photography: Apu
Model: Hấu hấu
Location: Hà Nội
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Portrait by street artist Rone. Taken at his exhibition Empty at the old Fitzroy Lyric Theatre. A must see for all art lovers.
From the Placard: Clyfford Still Museum
Welcome to the Clyfford Still Museum galleries. This Museum has 93 percent of everything American Artist Clyfford Still (1904-1980) made during his lifetime—roughly 3,200 objects. Still kept most of his artworks in the hopes that one day, they would be housed, studied, and displayed together in one place. He left them all to an unnamed American city when he died, and Denver eventually became their home.
The first four galleries illustrate Still’s artistic journey by showing highlights from the collection in chronological order. The remaining galleries feature the exhibition You Select: A Community-Curated Exhibition, which includes artworks that members of the community have selected.
A NOTE ABOUT TITLES ( the PH – numbers): After 1947, Still stopped titling his work and removed all titles from artworks he made before that date. The numbers that follow the PH refer to inventory PHotograph numbers assigned by the artist. Unless otherwise noted, all artworks are oil on canvas.