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One year ago in Mayerthorpe, Alberta four RCMP (police) officers were slain in the worst shooting in RCMP history... For four hours tonight the flame on top of the Calgary Tower was lit in memory of them...
Thanks to EV Comp for use of his tripod, and some pointers on nightime photography for someone (me) really doing it for the first time, and on a cold, snowy night
Memory Lane, also known as Piss Alley, is a small, cramped dingy alley filled with small restaurants. Some restaurants are filled with exotic dishes like pig testicles and grilled salamander, and the area is rumored to be popular with Yakuza.
Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Making Memories
Marcin Ex Styczyński - Plucie Ogniem (www.facebook.com/plucieogniem) performing on Old Town Square in Prague
A long long time ago I had a barbie jeep. =] I ended up running into my brother while he was on his bicycle. He was doing figure 8's around me and it made me sooo mad. I warned him "I'm going to hit you!" and he said "No you won't" while still doing figure 8's. When I had the opportunity I veered my malibu jeep into his tire and BOOM he was down. It was pretty hilarious. =] Anyways, this kids jeep reminded me of that story.
A random collection of memories found in a scrapbook tonight. A fun collection of old things I've collected along the way. I'm wearing some sweet kicks there and eating some fun stuff. According to the note on the back of my snap, the dog's name is Jigs.
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There's this beach just North of Santa Cruz that has plenty of pleasant memories for me. A couple of years ago it closed and the pleasant memories remained.
Recently I returned to that beach and gathered some sand; now I have my memories of the beach physically with me.
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Take a picture of this view, let this become a wonderful memory. Let me freeze this moment, let me take a deep breath, let me live it to the fullest, let me appreciate what I have, let go what I've lost and be thrilled about what's in front of me. Let me learn the deepest meaning of the expression "being in peace". Let me take a picture of this view, this moment, these feelings and remember forever this memory.
October 2016.
A few years ago, I had a film camera that I carried around with me that did not force the user to wind the film after every shot, allowing for multiple exposures. I made a point to only ever advance the film when I was just about to take a picture, and if I couldn't remember if I'd already used the current frame, I did not advance the film. These are images of things I wanted to remember, blurred into each other as a result of lapses in my memory.
Memory Games is a popular piece of artwork featured on both the Clockwork Gallery and Gallerisation web sites.
Memory Games shows the projection of an imaginary underground system that displays computer and console games as the stations rather than the more usual geographical place names. This piece was designed to represent the world as a uniform place, where people from all around the globe have participated in playing the same games as each other. This makes us more alike than we possibly imagine, and without delving too deeply into politics begs the question; if we play together, why do we fight?
Memory Games is part of the Underground series of imagery designed by Chris Gray. This series examines aspects of human interaction and communication based on the way that mankind has developed connections. This ability is one of the corner stones of our success as a species. Underground explores various aspects of our world and how we associate with it.
Identification labels on a 1KB magnetic core memory board salvaged from a circa 1971 Digital Equipment Corporation PDP 8M computer system.
This was a restaurant from my misspent youth. It's perched on the edge of Edmonton’s river valley. It was called ‘Vi’s For Pies’ once, I think, then it must have changed hands. It's now up for demolition. It was a go-to when I was dating in university, back in the Paleolithic era, before the internet.
Pies and a view… how could you go wrong with that combo? I remember warm (warmish…this is Edmonton) summer nights in that place. The smell of poplars, perfume and baked crusts. Synth music. Memory is weird….
took this photo in the fog this morning. It reminded me of the "Bare Trees" album by Fleetwood Mac, and my college days. Back then the girls (sorry) would all rave over this album - swoon may be more accurate. The guys would agree, but and then put on Exile On Main Street by the Stones. I drove everyone crazy playing "Can't you hear me knockin?" over and over very loud. - Just a memory I thought I would share from the 70s.
A-Sun Wu's Large-size Green Olympics Woodcarving Art Exhibition "We are All in One Family: A Metropolis Jungle"
Memory game cards that we designed for kids attending the Open day of a Japanese biotechnology research institute (The Mizuguchi group of the NIBIO institute to be precise). More about this on webloginjapan.com