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This was my first shoot with the lovely Madison - we chatted about shooting while I was in Venice and pulled it off shortly after my return. Madison was so energized and involved in planning the shoot - I loved that. We shot at the Caldwell Train Depot on a cold night that had her turning blue. Ron Richards brought his beautiful new Harley Fat Boy and Madison did the rest. What an absolute delight to shoot with! Be aware - she is very tall. This was a great shoot - hopefully the first of many! I took these photo in March 2020.
N6055W is apparently destined for service with the Fresno County Sheriff's aviation unit. Caught me off guard while shooting static shots of the H-19 hulk parked nearby, hence the higher shutter speed.
When it comes to the future, there are three kinds of people: those who let it happen, those who make it happen, and those who wonder what happened ~~ John M. Richardson, Jr
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That Sunday was another working day.
We had a couple around in the studio for portraits.
She was about to give birth in about three weeks.
I am not writing a ‘rule’ here, just a personal observation and conclusion.
In a portrait, for me, they are either in or out, no half measures!
I must tell you that I am one of these people who also ‘talk’ with their hands!
Maybe that influenced my feelings towards the matter. One of my fascinations in life.
Since they are so expressive, almost as much as a face (?), a means of body language and non-verbal communication, we 'say' so much with our hands.
We touch, feel, handle, build and destroy, hurt and caress, kill and heal, make music (noise) and command or pray for silence, our hands can be rough or smooth.
For more, HERE on this blog I wrote:
magdaindigo.blogspot.com/2009/01/importance-of-hands-in-p...
See how important hands can be in an image!
Thanx, M, (*_*)
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Victor, NY. June 2021.
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There's a certain absurdity in things left behind in the woods. This sectional faux-leather couch clearly wasn't just dumped as trash, someone hauled it out on purpose to the former Clarke Brothers pulp mill pipeline. Guess it made a good vantage to watch the sun setting west over Bear River. Or maybe there's stains under this snow suggesting other uses. Most of the trash I discover in nature remains more from default than intention. Failed cabin construction projects, hunting camps not cleaned up. Someone got lazy, moved away suddenly, or died. Then I stumble in as a stranger, all fascinated with what becomes of us in absence. I do genuinely find it beautiful — though I can see why someone wouldn't. Think of it as future history. A rusty truck cab from 1955, or this sofa for however long its been here. They carry the memories of those who've left them behind. That's my kind of ghosts.
December 16, 2025
Deep Brook, Nova Scotia
Year 19, Day 6610 of my daily journal.
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This spot was once home to a Ponderosa Steakhouse. (You can find pictures of it on my photostream.) After being demolished, the land is now set to become the home of two separate buildings: Chipotle and WellNow urgent care.
Chipotle will be opening a newer concept that specializes in carry-out and drive-thru orders. Not 100% sure if any interior tables are planned.
Olean, NY. August 2022.
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This particular afternoon was spent in the company of two young male lions and two young lionesses from the remnants of the Cheli Pride. who were resting in the northern part of the Mara North Conservancy before their night of hunting began.
After sunset, one of the males decided to attempt to chase down a zebra which, with two companions, had wandered right into the area in which the lions were resting; but fortunately for the zebra, the premature chase was unsuccessful.
One day this young male lion may be the king of Mara North, but for now, he is still honing his skills as a male lion.
One walks, one rolls. Both try to keep up with the rhythm of the city. It’s strange how even a machine can look like it has somewhere important to be.
These little flowers in front of this barbed wire fence are used to create red dye by Peruvians. They use the dye on fibers that will eventually be spun into yarn, and transpformed into beautiful, colorful clothes.
Amtrak's daily California Zephyr train #6 works its way around Big 10 Curve with the future of long distance passenger service also on the train. ALC-42 #300 is trailing 3rd between what it will eventually replace on the rails
Is this classic logo on borrowed time? It sure seems like it might be. So just like signs and trucks now is the time to document fuel tanks...because guaranteed this will lose its image in favor of Canadian Pacific's (if the seemingly inevitable happens) long before the last Southern Belle painted unit graces the rails.
This particular fuel tank is beside the Knoche Yard diesel shop in Kansas City Southern's historic hometown and headquarters city.
Kansas City, Missouri
Saturday August 28, 2021
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
Eleanor Roosevelt
[Il futuro appartiene a coloro che credono nella bellezza dei propri sogni.]
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Shot with a Petri Color 35
C.C. Petri 40mm f/2.8 lens (red filter)
Derev Pan 400 film
Shot at EI 400
Developed in XTOL (1:1, 6:31 min at 77.5F, agitated first and each subsequent minute)
Scanned on a Coolscan 9000
Abandoned cement factory in Lime, Oregon. Recently demolished and nothing remains.
This is at the base of one of the huge columns at the plant.
Victoria Road, between Magheramason & Newbouldings, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, UK
I've always passed this plastic coated ploughed field and thought it somehow looks so different. This eve I was on my way home from a shoot and the sky turned red! I raced my car as fast as I could to this very spot and here is my outcome. I think it has a sort of farm of the future look to it :)
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Lego Future Foundation. Mr. Fantastic/Invisble Woman/Thing are knock off from ebay. Spiderman is a Muddy River Minifigs custom. Doctor Doom is my own design using custom parts.
3D conceptualisation of a future iMac made by Adam Benton (source)
"The iMac features a 30" utra-thin LCD screen, which is totally transparent when the iMac is not in use. The screen can also be set to various levels of translucency, and can fade during sleep modes etc. The keyboard is also totally tramsparent, low profile and a curved ergonomic design, with light sensitive illuminated keys."