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I was VERY LUCKY to be able to spend a little bit of time with Neil Halstead and Simon Scott during Pitchfork Music Festival and ask them some questions about their upcoming tour, new material in the future, and so far how crowds have received hearing the songs they've loved for so long live again (or for the first time).
www.bigtakeover.com/interviews/just-for-a-day-an-intervie...
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My interview on Google Local Guide Connect
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A Dromedary in Sydney's Martin Place extolling the attractions of Australia's Northern Territory. Clearly worth a visit.
ITV News crew interviewing a member of the public. Anyone know who the guy in the middle is?
Albums: (1) Photograph The Photographer. (2) Black and White. (3) Street Photography.
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Read the whole interview here: lenspeople.com/brilliant-black-white-photography-peter-sc...
Please share! Thank you all
A new caption from one of my pictures. I hope you like the story.
Eine neue Bildgeschichte aus einem meiner Bilder. Ich hoffe, Euch gefällt die Story.
Local channel news interviewing one of the crew members of the B-25 at Wiley Post Airport Airshow in Oklahoma City.
Hello everyone! Sorry for having not post anything for a while. It doesn’t mean that I am not busy with photography ! Au contraire.
Recently, I had the opportunity to do and Interview with 121Clicks.com (thank you guys) !
Feel free to have a look:
121clicks.com/showcases/guillaume-kaufmann-swiss-nature-p...
Other great news: I got back in China and I’ll exhibit some pictures in Chengdu and Dujinangyan at the beginning of April. If you live there or if you want to follow the trip. Do not hesitate to join me on WeChat : wxid_satxqa2cttn22
www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_EQlcnx8rs
If you have the inclination and the time, here is an interview, by way of the internet, that I did with Ron Pare ; an HO Model Builder/Maker from Canada.
[ it took place last march 2017]
It is a rambling "free for all" that gives some insight into the personalities that inhabit the model making community. Ron and I had never met nor talked before this interview, yet we hit it off as if we had been friends for quite some time.
There is a lot of Model Making information, along with personal stories, that fills this hour long, energetic interaction.
It is with some embarrassment, on my part, to hear Ron praise my quirky past time, but we quickly get over that and move into the whys and wherefores of the hobby we both enjoy.
I hope this is enjoyable for all who listen!
New Mizi (Anna May sculpt), part of the membership package from JHD. The wardrobe behind her is a few gift for members. I don't have much use for the wardrobe but it's very well made and a great free gift.
Museum KM21 The Hague NL presents artist Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum’s (b. 1980, Botswana).
The exhibition The Gods and The Underdogs includes an overview of recent drawings and paintings.
They allude to mythology and ethnology.
The Interview II, 2023.
See more of this exhibition at my Blog:
johanphoto.blogspot.com/2024/08/pamela-phatsimo-sunstrum....
Me having an interview for a job as a secretary. First I was to take dictation for the employment contract, then I had to type everything without errors and then I had to print it out and make some copies.
Mein heutiges Vorstellungsgespräch als Sekretärin. Zuerst wurde mir ein Arbeitsvertrag diktiert, dann musste ich diesen abtippen und zuletzt ausdrucken und noch mal Kopien davon anfertigen.
My licensed partnership with iCanvas has been a huge success, so thank you to everyone that has & continues to purchase prints. Check out my new interview with iCanvas
www.icanvas.com/blog/hayden-williams/
www.icanvas.com/canvas-art-prints/artist/hayden-williams?...
Me having an interview for a job as a secretary. First I was to take dictation for the employment contract, then I had to type everything without errors and then I had to print it out and make some copies.
Mein heutiges Vorstellungsgespräch als Sekretärin. Zuerst wurde mir ein Arbeitsvertrag diktiert, dann musste ich diesen abtippen und zuletzt ausdrucken und noch mal Kopien davon anfertigen.
I was contacted a few months ago by the editor-in-chief of the Ukrainian edition of photography magazine "Photographer" with regard to an interview and feature of my work. Well, it went better than expected and not only did I get 14 pages but I also made the cover. To say I am made up is an understatement and most certainly my biggest achievement to date.
The magazine is published in both the Ukraine and Russia and so does not translate easily, so I have pasted my interview below. Completely self indulgent of course, but there are times when you just have to share your happy moments. :-)
I was happy to be interviewed recently by Michael Charles Cole for the show "Our Toronto" on CBC TV Toronto (CBLT). The show will air in two weeks (Mar. 25) and the episodes can be viewed online at Our Toronto:
www.cbc.ca/player/news/Canada/Toronto/Our%20Toronto
The opening went very well. There was a good turnout, and a nice vibe in the gallery. It was so great to meet new people and see old friends. A big thank you to Don Snyder and Pierre Tremblay for curating the exhibition, and to Michael Charles Cole doing a stellar job.
I've been tagging my dolls, and quite often come across a doll or two I have never photographed. The Interview Silkstone Barbie is one of them.
Chernivtsi (Tschernowitz), Ukraine.
Press "L" for large
SLR Camera: Minolta SRT 200
Lens: Minolta MD Rokkor-X 45mm f2.0 Pancake Lens
Film: Bergger Pancro 400
Filter: Hoya HMC Y(K2) Yellow
To see the pictures taken with this camera click here.
Thank you for your comments and Fav's.
I don't recognize the person with the microphone. The camera suggests a semi-professional operation (using a DSLR instead of a professional grade video camera). Perhaps it is for a podcast, or some other operation, perhaps to be run on YouTube. I don't recognize the woman being interviewed either. I was still in Grand Park, not far from City Hall. It just seemed like a good idea to grab a photo of what was happening here before the bigger event would happen.
You can find the interview on Musume's blogg " My dolly adventures"
mydollyadventures.blogspot.com/2016/07/interview-with-mil...
I had an interview with Michal Fanta, a 22-year-old fine art and people
photographer from the Czech Republic. If interested, you can read the whole interview at www.odcloneno.com. I suggest you use translate.google.com if your Czech language is as good as mine :) Thank you Michal for your time and effort.
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Translated version:
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TNIG - Interviewer
AF - Agatha Fresco
TNIG: Hi Agatha! How are you doing today?
AF: I'm okay. Feeling a little drained.
TNIG: How does it feel to be eliminated so early on in the compettion?
AF: It sucks honestly. I wanted to do it for my fans, and for my friends and family back in Hawaii but It is what it is.
TNIG: Reese said you weren't "!t Girl" material. Do you think that's true?
AF: Of course I don't think that's true! I think I have a lot to offer, it's just that the judges thought I was to "boring" for them compared to the other girls. They are more suited for reality TV then me.
TNIG: What do you think set you apart from the other girls?
AF: My bi-racial look of course, also my laid-back, bohemain style.
TNIG: What was your favorite shoot in the compettion?
AF: Considering I only have really 2 to choose from, I'll go with Future Flash... I had a blast on set! It was something out of my comfort zone, but I enjoyed it.
TNIG: Who were you closest to in the house?
AF: I was really close to Airel! We have similar styles and personas. We just clicked right away! Madge and Ralph were very close so all 4 of us got along. I guess we were considered the "oddballs" of the house.
TNIG: When did you start wanting to model?
AF: I can't remember a time when I didn't want to model! *laughs* I was always the tall, awkward girl in school. I worked as a tour guide when I turned 16 and I was meeting people from all over the world, some famous models too! I think that's what really inspired me to try out for this show.
TNIG: Will you continue to model now that you are eliminated?
AF: Well, I think I'll take a little break but a former consultant from CANNON called me about a job offering. Apparently they are taking a few, new models and are branching off into a whole new agency! I hope this is real though, you never know.
TNIG: That sounds exicting! Any last words?
AF: Well, I just hope the other girls remaining in the compettion don't get to caught up in the drama! It's been happening to some girls. It would be a shame for a girl to go home because of issues in the house.
TNIG: That's a good point, Agatha. Who are you rooting for to win?
AF: Airel of course! She is my best "mate". But I think Madge has some serious potential to go far in this compettion though. She's a stunner in real life!
Click each link to read an interview with me about my books and writing process:
discover.hubpages.com/literature/Interview-With-Author-Jo...
www.authorsguild.org/the-writing-life/member-spotlight-jo...
booktrib.com/2021/05/10/john-russell-on-psychic-awakening...
My definition of a good evening: listening to Satisfaction by Rolling Stones, and reading an interview with Keith Richards.
In short: a non-standard English lesson in the making.
Today was filled with serendipitous experiences and another *stranger interview*
which I will try and post tomorrow.
Meanwhile, I came across the magnificent "Holstee Manifesto" below which summarizes so much of my own philosophy in life. Check out www.holstee.com/manifesto for more detail!