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"Curved Two-Way Mirror Triangle, One Side Perforated Steel,"
Dan Graham.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo.
...of the Dublin kind.
No photo edition, except a little cropping. This is a one-second exposure of one of the decorative lights that you can see on both ends of the Millenium Bridge.
About rising, building, looking up, looking forward.
I just ended a horrible and inconvenient part of my life. It feels...magical...?....!
(also, these make me feel like I am 10)
Safe journey, Starman!
And, thanks for the dreams...
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An Occasional Dream, by David Bowie (1947 - 2016)
(Press "L" to view in Lightboard mode with black background.)
She doesnt wear blue often but I think she's quite cute in it.
I wish that darn umbrella weren't there. Jessie was standing off to the side holding it and just as I was about to shoot this, she put the unbrella down behind Sydney. I tried cloning it out and it was too obvious. So I opted to leave it there. Oh well. I'm just glad she was willing to pose for me. It's been a while. She was VERY excited about her new Ariel outfit which Grandma bought for her. :)
Adereham Hall, 71 Elizabeth Bay Road, is a nine-storey, 35 metre high apartment block completed in 1934 by Davie and Greenwood, builders, and designed by architects, Gordon McKinnon and Sons.
It has been nick-named “Gotham City’’, a reference to its neo-Gothic Manhattan 1920 and 30s style and period and “Withering Heights” apparently” after the number of gay lads that occupied it” according to John Stapleton’s book, “Terror in Australia: Workers’ Paradise Lost”.