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Abandoned* barber shop in Williamsburg Brooklyn
* correction ... it is not "abandoned" it is the middle of a renovation
Polaroid SX-70
Expired Polaroid Fade to Black film turned into a transparency
Impossible Project black and white black frame SX-70 film
Epson V500 scanner
Our lovely hydrangea, "Endless Summer" is fading quickly. I brought a couple of heads indoors and am playing with hem in the lightbox.
..black
Strobist info:
D300 + Tamron 17-50 at f5/6 1/250
SB-600 at 1/16 reflected from white umbrella (45 degrees from camera)
SB-900 at 1/32 directly on smoke
Photoshop:
2 filters (red/blue)
...yep..glass was upside down :)
What is it about shells?
They look like travellers to me. They come from an exotic place. When they wash up on the beach, they look deserted.
I remember looking at this one for a while. It was so very beautiful in its way.
Metra SD70MACH 504 hustles a Milwaukee Distrct North train at Morton Grove in fading light and color.
International truck, possibly a 1947 model
South of Morgan Hill, California
Photographed April 9, 2022
Camera: Leica IIIf (Black Dial)
Lens: Leitz 50mm f/2 Summitar
Leitz UV filter (39mm, with adapter)
Film: Kodak Ektar 100, exposed at EI 100
verblassende Erinnerungen
The wife of my best friend died early in this summer, and on the day she died I took a photo from this rose tree in my garden as a memory. I now found a photo from October from the last blossom of this tree..and I realize that the memory of my friend`s wife already started to fade a little bit...
Die Frau meines besten Freundes ist früh in diesem Sommer gestorben, und an ihrem Todestag habe ich als Erinnerung eine Blüte dieses Rosenstockes in meinem Garten fotografiert. Beim Stöbern habe ich jetzt ein Foto der letzten Blüte dieses Stockes gefunden..und ich merke, daß auch die Erinnerung an die Frau meines Freundes schon begonnen hat, ein wenig zu verblassen....
It is in no way rare to see a real battered looking PL42 like this one. In fact, some are even worse. The PL42ACs are in desperate need of some TLC. The stripes on just about every unit have faded to nothing but blue and white. This particular one has a number board that has faded completely and is not legible anymore. It’s such a shame to see these beautiful locomotives in such bad shape.
NJT 853 @ Convent Station, NJ
NJTR PL42AC 4001
2 of 50 at 50mm
I'm not totally happy with this, but I've uploaded it in the hope that in the future I can do better and this will then show my progress in mastering the 50mm. I can but hope!
However, I am happyish with the composition. I like empty space and don't mind bright areas of nothing. Ok the patch on the right is a bit to bright, but hopefully my eye and photoshop skills will improve along the way.
Yosemite, California
With a clearing rainstorm as backdrop, we can see the last light of the day playing on the face of Half Dome and the tops of the surrounding peaks. Tenaya Canyon is in the blue shadows below.
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In what will probably be the last year in Amtrak holiday extra service, MARC 4911 races west with train 1063 past Durant Yard in North Elizabeth.
Grotrian-Steinweg piano
"Ohne Musik wäre das Leben ein Irrtum."
("Without music, life would be a mistake.")
Friedrich Nietzsche
Technical notes: Nikon F2 + 105mm F2.5 pre-AI on Tri-X film.
One of my corporate clients who is showing my body of work to a number of their customers next week asked me for some long exposure pier shots to take with them. I did not have any of my own but I knew that Aaron Eakin & Hai Nguyen knew where there was one by my house. I asked them both to tell me where it was and after multiple attempts and them not telling me, I launched my secret weapon, aka Bluey to get the dirt on the location. Thanks goes out to Hai who was finally coaxed into giving up the spot. I got there last night just before sunset and grabbed a few quick shots. Thanks Hai!
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Photoshoot at Faces de Carolga modeling academy,
EX-600 with soft box to the right of camera.
EX-600 to the left of camera.
Patriotism is such an empty word for me, and I wish it wasn't. I wish I understood what drives people to proclaim their love for a Country, and hold it more important than their love for people.
I've been struggling to come to terms with this word, because it's thrown about a great deal in recent times, and it's been used to justify all kinds of questionable actions.
In my home Country, Italy, patriotism is somewhat linked with Fascism, which really was responsible for pushing a nationalistic ideal and identity on an otherwise regionalistic populace. In America it is not so: the American flag is an ubiquitous symbol, with positive associations in most people. But if the Italian flag were to be used in the same context, most people would feel it smacked of Fascist nostalgia... at least, I would.
So what does "being patriotic" mean? Thinking your Country is great? Defending it with your life? Or with the life of other people? Buying Chevys? Upholding ideals of freedom and equality?
uhmmmm.... that last one sounded good, I think I'll go with that!
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