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This shape was made by bunch of sticks =)
Great memories that will be never forgetten :D
I did some editing with photoshop ^_^
Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) once again (but now little closer). August 2006.
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Dark Memory, by Jonathan Latimer
Permabooks P194, 1953
Cover art uncredited
Originally published in 1940 by Doubleday, Doran & Co.
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These are some of my great grandfathers things. Papa Whit Whiteside. The scribbling on the book is his handwriting. I added a tone of sepia overcast to the photo.
Jeff's beautiful '57 Olds 88.
American Motoring Memories is a classic car restoration shop in Culver City Calif. The owner Jeff Reade concentrates primarily on early Corvette restorations but is known to do total & partial restorations and update maintenance on many of the Big Three (GM, Ford, Chrysler) classics from the '50s to early 70's.
Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose. ~From the television show The Wonder Years
For Macro Mondays: Junk. ...
I, like many of you, remember the days of buying memory cards like this 256MB card to meet the memory requirements needed to run the bigger software programs.
I found this old and outdated memory card buried in the bottom of my toolbox.
He was walking around, sharing his memories. As time passed he started to forget which images came from his experiences and which came from that old friend, the cinema.
Memory Lapses are temporary installations I photograph to revisit places linked to strong memories, past or recent.
By overexposing reflective material in the process, data becomes absent from the digital file, creating an empty zone in the image that alters reality and distorts our perception : like time and distance do.
. . . ephemeral moments which become memories or dreams . . .
for paula, who is missing fog *
may all travelers find joy!!
jeanne
scanned and altered image
(a 35mm color slide taken in northern california in 1979... mist)
We have enjoyed our vacation here but will miss our familia y friends here in Spain. Until next time....Besitos!!! <3
Hoje eu decidi arrumar as fotos antigas na parede do meu quarto, pra mudar um pouco a decoração e também, porque eu AMO fotos da minha infância *-*
Stories of moments I never had... peaceful and intimate slices of the live of others....
There is so much life in them, still.... no matter the 42 years later...
The image in the photo shows Anton's father and Anton's older sister, the gorgeous Nina. It feels like such a lovely and peaceful moment...
Photo taken at Anton's mom's house, using a very old recipe book she has in the kitchen as a conceptual background that reinforces the idea of old memories...
Los Angeles. California.
Taken by me with Anton's 3Gs phone.
Some of you may remember me mentioning that my granddad passed away just before my operation in September. I was thinking about him today and as this picture of Barn was one of granddad's favourites I thought I'd upload it in memory of him. Barney tended to behave like a spoilt child around granddad - pestering and wanting attention and food and more attention but granddad was always good humoured and patient - he'd owned a "quirky" BC before and had a real soft spot for Barn. To be honest, granddad had a soft spot for most dogs - he was the local "dog biscuit man". I don't know if you have one of those near where you are but I think most places where large numbers of people walk dogs regularly, have at least one person who can claim that title! The person all local dogs know and adore - the one who always has a pocket full of biscuits and maybe a ball or two, and isn't stingy in handing them out.
The dogs where granddad lived certainly knew him. They'd spot him from up to a field away and come running - everything from collies to rotties, from terriers to pointers... well trained dogs (who suddenly went deaf to their owners calls!), dogs who were normally nervy of people, young pups and arthritic 14 yr old senior citizens. Granddad had a biscuit and a kind word for them all and he'd regularly have a pack of 10 around him at any one time! Never saw any scuffles, just happy, expectant pups sitting politely at granddad's feet - and their owners shaking their heads good humouredly in the distance (no-one seemed to mind granddad "stealing" their dog - he'd just give the dog a treat and send them back to their rightful owner, or the owner would come over and end up joining the walk too!!).It was quite a sight to see :) and the most sociable walks I ever had!
This shot has nice memories in itself too... It was taken on last year's holiday to St. Davids, one of the best holidays I've had for years. 2 weeks camping in the most gloriously beautiful place, in the middle of the countryside - spending my days wandering about on the cliffs with my best friends (of both 2 and 4-legged varieties!), or playing on magical hidden beaches and my evenings watching spectacular sunsets over Ramsey Island, whilst keeping an eye out for porpoises and seals in the water below. I took this on one of those lovely evenings - Barney posed himself, he'd been looking for mice but paused after a few minutes, tired after a long day's exploring... Soon after I took he was stretched out at my side, dozing peacefully :)
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