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Or the road often traveled. This wonderful tree lined road leads to the homesteads I like to photograph. One of my favorite areas of Palmetto.
...feeling nostalgic concerning the traveling experiences i embraced in previous years. it feels like some of my air that got caught by this crisis and it's being hard to get it back.
... also feeling like a "photographer" (full of myself writing this, huh?:p) who lives in a very poor moment in photography creativity. it is like i only have one tiny brush to paint a whole wall...
AE1 - Ilford S400
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My father likes to change the color of the flowers by changing the soil. These are a deep purple and just beautiful.
26/52
Faded Memories
To be honest, i've always wondered how it's like to die and what happens after. So many thoughts and memories lost once we go.
HALFWAY through this project, so happy Another 26 weeks to go, wooooo.
Inspired by the amazing Rachel Baran Photography, if you have the time, make sure to go check out her work. So, so talented.
Thanks to eve for being a good sport and bending her back 900 degrees for me
A wreath I made in memory of my pen pal of 51 years. The book pages represent her career as a librarian, the music notes is for her being in a bag pipe band and the little heart is for us. She is forever in the stars and in my heart.
Ein mittelalterliches,wunderschönes Städtchen!
aus dem Analogarchiv....
Ferien Begur,Costa Brava 1993
"I prefer the ocean when it's grey. Or not really grey. A pale, in-between color. It reminds me of waiting for something good to happen.” - Lena Haloway, Delirium
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these are the first from my diana mini. most of the rolls burned out or overlapped etc but a few came out and i'm fairly happy. this is from corfu, the sunsets there were amazing, and i was reading delirium at the time and when i saw it i had to take it. (favourite book at the moment)
its not until i learnt all about the darkroom/printing process that i realised how hard these must have been to develop with all the overlapping and out of focus and overexposure. i feel bad for the nice man in the camera shop
i turn 16 on saturday.
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February 2014
Nuernberg, Germany
"What makes old age hard to bear is not the failing of one's faculties, mental and physical, but the burden of one's memories" - W. Somerset Maugham
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I ran across this old house on a cloudy afternoon in the countryside of northern Door County, Wisconsin. I wonder what memories this place holds for those who lived there. View On Black
A small corner of a derelict Farm House in Belgium that was dedicated to the memory of a fallen family member.
Over a decade ago, I grew up watching trains at this exact spot. A sight that was common was the countless amount of GMD SD40-2s the CP rostered at the time where at least one or more would be leading a train every day. Fast forward to 2020, this scene was recreated with two of CPs veteran units helping a troublesome 198 get to its destination safely. CP 6068 leads 198 thru Northbrook.
Naousa, Paros, Greece
Some images from various visits to Greece. They are old but I clearly remember taking each of them. A little series, two per day for a week or so.
she used to live in 1540 Yew Street 30 years ago when the owner of the property did rent only to women.
Model is Evan Borges.
This was a quick portrait taken just as the sun tucked behind the mountains, I had an idea like this in my head and instantly I knew that it was the right time.
I wanted to capture that moment in a season that you are filled with the memories of the previous, content with the current, and wonder for the next.
Evan is seriously one of the funniest and cool people I've ever met, I'm so glad that we finally had the chance to meet and work together and I'm hoping it happens again soon!
Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose.
Have a wonderful Sunday!
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