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I recently finished short prose/essays by Elena Ferrante where she wrote about a subject each week for a year for The Guardian and rather enjoyed her musings on being an author, mother, human, lover of films, admirer of Daniel Day Lewis, and being Italian,
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I can hear little clicks inside my dream.
Night drips its silver tap
down the back.
At 4 A.M. I wake. Thinking
- Anne Carson, The Glass Essay
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NS 1700 leads Conrail OI-16 off NJ Transit's North Jersey Coast Line and onto the Amboy Secondary at ESSAY in South Amboy. ESSAY Tower may soon be torn down with the construction of the new Raritan Bay Draw Bridge.
Image sans prétention mais j'ai essayé de m'amuser avec un traitement un peu "épique" :)
Je ressors des vieux dossiers car je suis sur de nouvelles inspirations en ce moment. L'été ne fut pas très productif !
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Sublime Essay.
Modo dicitur infinitum dissimilium partium aquae demonstrationes immobilem intermedia absurdas rationes animadverti mutationes,
попередні аргументи вниз напрямки труднощі регіони необхідні пересування довільні місця розумні позиції особливих величин чіткі лінії,
le divisioni percepiscono modi diversi di ostacolare le distinzioni che possiedono conseguenze che ruotano i sistemi all'interno delle parti simultanee del confine,
la légèreté infinie suppose que les masses tiennent grandes les grands poids proportionnels du raisonnement proportions inverses temps égal temps continuellement décroissant,
vernietigbare referenties toegepaste woorden predikeren moeilijkheden evenredige afmetingen maximale toepassingen mogelijke kwantiteit overwegingen,
発言位置の確認は世界の高度な制限障害アカウントセンターは自然な場所で異議を唱えます無関心な四肢は作家の重い事実を想定重い事実.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Epistolary Essay.
Rebel vitae determinationibus praecipitem effecerit cogens habet imaginem rerum artifex, discordiis determinationes iura praeclara,
εκδηλώσεις μυστικά επικίνδυνα δικαστήρια που ασκούν νόμους υπέροχες δηλώσεις μετρημένα ποιήματα εμπιστευτική φιγούρα φιλελεύθερη μεταρρύθμιση,
espião aventureiro escapando liberdades guilhotinas rápidas traduções coloquiais dividindo ruas verdadeiras escandalosas altas esticando paixões,
telynau mentrus siambrau pedal tywyllwch meddwl tybiedig dieithryn bwerau ennobled celf cymryd rhan yn aros i gyfrif dilemâu ffolineb anghynaladwy,
ambiții amabile explorând taverne intoxicații atenții interacțiuni intelectuale zile de investigație concepute superstiții dogme iluministe,
ראיות משכנעות תלונות נבל זיופים בוגדים מסקרנים הצעות יתרונות אדישים אדם חשוכת מרפא,
職業献身的な観光地優勝計画告白者の目仙人の思い出崩壊しつつある交渉想像された行書かれた通信文句やけど.
Steve.D.Hammond.
To create this ceremonial garment, Jeffrey Gibson assembled what he calls a “patchwork” of materials, techniques and imagery: woven river cane and beadwork drawn from his Choctaw and Cherokee heritages; photographs of police officers at the Dakota Access Pipeline protests; and powwow regalia items such as jingles. Gibson’s performance work takes its title from “Manifesto Antropofago” 1928, a polemical essay by Brazilian theorist Oswald de Andrade, which argues that Indigenous peoples can best survive by imbibing their colonizers’ cultures and radically transforming them to support their own communities.
Photo Essay 1/7
Our Sun breaks us into Day.
Daybreak softly illuminates the building's entrance.
A rising Sun touches the roof.
Fronds and cars reflect Sun's brightness.
Roof tiles bask in Sun's warmth.
On the roof Sun plays tag.
Inside a window Sun draws silhouettes...
For six word story.
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, Orange County,
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My images are not to be used, copied, edited, or blogged without my explicit permission.
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Many thanks for every kind comment, fave, your words of encouragement, and the inspiration of your fine photography,
my friends! You make my day every day!
Urban art on the outskirts of downtown San Jose. SoFa district. Shot with Fujifilm X100f in Classic Chrome with custom color balance adjustment.
PHOTO ESSAY: DOWNTOWN
Raw + ACR + texture
Thanks to my friend Kerstin Frank for the beautiful texture:
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I love shooting still lifes incomplete ... simple, for catch your eye and then your thinking ..... leave space so you can create your dreams ...
Hasselblad 500 c/m
80mm Planar lens f/2.8
Kodak Portra 400VC
I think I found my next photo essay. Interesting cars with my hasselblad. A very easy target though. This will be a work in progress.
Trying to catch up my delay ... (which is still very big) ... but I need to post a new photo from time to time ...
Thank you in advance for all your faves and comments. I might answer several WEEKS/MONTHS later. And I might post several photos in the meantime.
Merci d'avance pour tous vos faves et commentaires. Je vous répondrai peut-être dans plusieurs SEMAINES/MOIS. Et je posterai peut-être plusieurs photos entre temps.
France. Alpes. Département de la Savoie (73). Massif de la Vanoise. Photo prise lors d'une randonnée en boucle effectuée en solo, en août 2023, au départ de la Station de Belle Plagne, en passant par le Col de la Grande Forcle, le Lac des Blanchets, la Roche de Mio, la Combe et le Tunnel des Inversens.
Cette photo a été prise de la piste qui passe près du Lac des Blanchets.
De cet endroit, la Crête des Bourtes est particulièrement photogénique et ce d'autant plus si la surface du lac permet d'y voir son reflet. Pour cette photo, j'ai été assez chanceux avec le reflet car la plus grosse partie du lac avait sa surface bien ridée par le vent mais heureusement il y avait ce petit bout du lac donc la surface était quasiment lisse et qui permettait de voir la partie la plus importante du reflet de la crête. 🙏😊
Par contre, en voyant cette photo, on ne se rend pas compte de l'envers du décor, mais ce fut une de mes randos les plus cauchemardesques en termes d'environnement. En allant à la Station de Belle Plagne pour faire cette rando, je savais que j'aurais à marcher sur de nombreuses pistes et à parcourir un domaine skiable, avec des remontées mécaniques et autres aménagements qui défigurent un peu le paysage. Mais les photos que j'avais vues m'avaient convaincu d'y aller quand même. Ce que je ne savais pas en revanche, c'est que la Station était en travaux pour construire une télécabine permettant de repousser le haut de la station de 2700m à 3000m. Et pendant les deux premiers tiers de la rando, j'ai eu droit à un va-et-vient incessant de camions sur les pistes, soulevant des nuages de poussières sur leur passage. C'était dérangeant pour le bruit, pour la vue et pour la poussière respirée. Le dernier tiers de la boucle n'était heureusement pas emprunté par les camions mais c'est malheureusement à ce moment que les nuages sont venus voiler le ciel presqu'entièrement en masquant le soleil. 😂
Pour autant, rien que pour avoir pu prendre en photo cette belle crête et ce beau lac le matin, je ne regrette pas d'avoir fait cette rando. 😊
Et puis, j'ai essayé de tourner la situation en positif en m'amusant à prendre en photo certains camions escortés de leurs nuages de poussières, sur fond de décor montagneux. Et certains de ces clichés rendent plutôt bien. Sur certains d'entre eux, les nuages de poussière ressemblent à s'y méprendre à des nappes de brouillard. C'est pas bon à respirer mais ça peut être joli. 😊
At the start of this year when Graham’s 318 Coffee House in Geneva reopened after major renovations I popped in to tell the owner Bob how much I admired the new look. I mentioned that I especially enjoyed the meandering path that leads to the front door. I wondered aloud if it was deliberately made with such tight curves in order to slow folks down, as in some Japanese garden designs where paths can sometimes take an unexpected or abrupt turn in an effort to slow down the walker and make them more conscious of their surroundings. Bob replied that while that’s a beautiful principle that he was unfamiliar with, the real reason for the tight meander here is more functional: should the path from the sidewalk to the front door be a straight line, it would be too steep a grade for wheelchairs to make. I found this an interesting example of how our manufactured surroundings are a vibrant mix of both the aesthetic and the practical.
More images from the #NoMuslimBan demonstration at the White House in my photo essay, Liberty Cries.
You can check. I did everything right,
I only made a mistake when I put feeling.
I just did silly things and
I got sick when I heard this crazy child's heart that insists on not hardening and refuses to get old.
Explored! #49 - highest position yet =)
Slept in a bit on Friday after getting up and checking the weather at 5:30. It was pretty much the same as Thursday so we decided there was no point going out and taking practically identical photos.
We went kayaking on Okarito Lagoon which was pretty cool except I managed to get myself completely soaked and Dad laughed at me. We saw Godwits, Pipers, Spoonbills, a blue heron and a couple of white herons. Dad and I were sharing a kayak and right as we were nearly back to shore managed to get stuck! It wasn't that bad though because a white heron was standing in the water maybe three or four metres away from us so that was awesome. We got unstuck after a little bit and returned to shore. I was so glad of a shower then!
After lunch Bee and I packed up our stuff and packed it into her car and set off. We had a break in Hokitika for a while and then drove as far as Kumara Junction before Bee remembered that we forgot to get petrol and the needle was on E. Luckily we weren't too far away from Hokitika so were able to drive back and fill up the tank.
We didn't stop again until Arthur's Pass for a quick toilet break and also made friends with four Keas who were hanging out by the carpark.
From there we drove on until we reached Castle Hill which has totally amazing limestone rock formations. It's near Flock Hill Station which was used in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe. Both Bee and I got a bit carried away with our cameras and when we got back to the car realised just how long we'd been there.
She dropped me home about ten and I was very glad of being able to go to my own bed and have a nice long sleep. Speaking of bed, that's where I'm headed right now because I have yet another early start tomorrow because I have a plane to catch and a course to go to (and my Viking Essay to finish off).
J'ai essayé de créer un effet de mouvement en jouant sur la vitesse d'obturation. Le problème c'est qu'il ne faut pas DU TOUT bouger ! sinon, tout est flou !