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A roll of Ilford 400 B&W (forgot to write down the specific info) Most of this was shot around SXSW 2018.
Shot with Canon EOS 400D + Canon 50mm f/1.8
I hesitated about publishing this one because I was really unsure whether I like it enough to let it appear in my stream or not.
I finally decided to do it and just recognized that its a bit like the second part of this shot.
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Too-da-loo is a strange expression whose origin is not certain but we often used it when I was young and it suited this image, lol :)! It basically meant goodbye or 'see you later'.
At Birmingham New Street Station, ready for the official opening by the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh on Thursday 19th November 2015.
Still the odd bits and pieces to be finished.
Work has resumed on this section at the bottom of Station Street to get it clad. Is also a ramp to the fire exit.
... king charles described the building in 1988 as "a clever way of building a nuclear power station in the middle of london without anyone objecting" ...
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I love how the little guy is just scooting out of harm's way -- definitely some energy there. (Did he set the fire?) Spotted outside the Target Greatland in Seven Corners, Arlington, Va.
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Punk band “Fire Exit” live at Glasgow’s Audio, December 2nd Christmas Gig 2017.
Paisley’s “Fire Exit” Christmas party gig played with The Zips from Glasgow, The Cundeez from Dundee, Church of Confidence from Germany and Monkish from London had the audience on their feet throughout the night.
Audio Glasgow on Midland St under the rail bridge was buzzing like most of Glasgow and though only in Glasgow central station, where one drunk who could barely walk fell by the escalators, and its believed he damaged his leg. The night went off incident free and there was nothing, but great spirits and camaraderie throughout the audience.
If anything it was shocking that on a Saturday night the last train out off Glasgow back to paisley and beyond left at a sickeningly early 11.50pm.
Come on Scotland you can do a lot better than this when there are people from all over the uk flooding to this amazing city while hoards are forced to rush for the last train that in its self was mobbed…
Any money plenty of them still had money to spend with many premises willing to entertain and bank the takings..
Merry Christmas one and all and those of you still into live bands and punk. Keep an eye out for Fire Exit you‘ll find on facebook…
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Looking towards Tea Tree Plaza. To the left is the former Wendy's Hot Dogs & Ice Cream store, which is currently a LEGO display.
just uploading another older flik, 2005. some club thing. did this real quick at night on fire exit doors.
Fire Exit @ Audio Glasgow January 28th 2018
Pretty “Damned” Good Cake…
Paisley punk band Fire Exit along with The Media whores, Red Eyes, Threat, Shock and Awe and Blacklist celebrated Lawrie Kennedy’s birthday at Audio Glasgow Pre Damned punk gig that went down a storm.
Though non of the legendary 70s punk band The Damned managed to make it along to the gig, as they themselves where playing at the O2. Audio’s was jumping and more so when Fire Exit took to the stage to finish off what was a fantastic show.
But instead of leaving only to return to the chats of we want more and their final encore. Fire Exit singer Gerry ushered onto the stage Lawrie’s two girls who entered stage right carrying a birthday cake to a massive round off applause from the audience.
You know what! not many in the business can say they blew out birthday candles as part of their encore to a cheering audience and finishing off what was a fantastic show, which other wise would have been a dull rainy Sunday afternoon in Glasgow..
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