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Lily got displaced from her perch by Coriander, who was being a little pushy! Coriander has since passed from this world, and we still miss her.

"From hell."

 

('Jack the Ripper' and lamp post by McFarlane Toys / McFarlane's Monsters Series 3: Six Faces of Madness)

 

Diorama by RK / Print used in the background: 'Discovery of a victim of Jack the Ripper, Whitechapel, London', engraving by Fortuné Louis Méaulle, 1891

check out cool stuff, from a cool guy. might not be for everyone, but it sure is for me ;-)

 

have two different styles, one in my kitchen, one in my biffy.

i think you should think about joining the spoonman movement.

Corrupt misbehavior by an officer in the exercise of the duties of the office or while acting under color of the office. Of course I will plead the Fifth Amendment.

 

Today WAH are visiting Lexicography & Dictionaries

"Grand work the last job was. I gave the lady no time to squeal. How can they catch me now."

 

(excerpt from the "Dear Boss" letter, dated 25 September 1888)

 

('Jack the Ripper' and lamp post by McFarlane Toys / McFarlane's Monsters Series 3: Six Faces of Madness)

 

Diorama by RK

I've long admired this new window in the St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, thought it was about time I found out more about it......

 

"A new East Window designed by Shirazeh Houshiary, in collaboration with architect Pip Horne, was installed above the altar of St Martin-in-the-Fields in 2008. The commission marked the final stage of the church’s Renewal Project led by Eric Parry Architects. The strong design by Houshiary and Horne adds light to the Grade I listed church, and is one of the most significant pieces of religious art commissioned in modern times.

 

The glass, held within a stainless steel framework, is made of mouth-blown clear glass panels etched on both sides with a subtle, feathery pattern, a recognisable hallmark of Houshiary’s paintings. The glass panels graduate from a periphery of more transparent glass to a denser, whiter centre. The central ellipse itself is lightly etched, and lit in such a way as to form a focal point of light visible internally and externally."

 

Source : www.modusoperandi-art.com/projects/st_martins_in_the_fiel...

 

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What inspires you and how do you stay inspired? If you're in a slump, what can revive your creativity? I discuss this list in more detail in this week's modus operandi.

 

See additional modus operandi features on my blog. New techniques & tips shared every Tuesday!

Luke 21:28 “Now when these things begin to happen, look up and lift up your heads, because your redemption draws near.”

 

Life was filled with guns and war,

and everyone got trampled on the floor.

I wish we'd all been ready.

 

Children died the days grew cold,

a piece of bread could buy a bag of gold.

I wish we'd all been ready.

 

There's no time to change your mind,

the Son has come and you've been left behind.

 

A man and wife asleep in bed,

she hears a noise and turns her head, he's gone.

I wish we'd all been ready.

 

Two men walking up a hill,

one disappears and one's left standing still.

I wish we'd all been ready.

 

There's no time to change your mind,

the Son has come and you've been left behind.

 

The Father spoke, the demons dined,

how could you have been so blind?

 

There's no time to change your mind,

the Son has come and you've been left behind.

 

You've been left behind.

You've been left behind.

 

(Larry Norman)

 

Where would we be without them?

 

195/365

 

I love the wooden hand above. I bought it for my son when he was studying art. One of his friends broke the thumb off at some stage and I had to super glue it back on. The result is that it isn't as dexterous as it used to be. Poor Thing. It still manages quite well though.

"I keep on hearing the police have caught me but they wont fix me just yet. I have laughed when they look so clever and talk about being on the right track."

 

(excerpt from the "Dear Boss" letter, dated 25 September 1888)

 

('Jack the Ripper' and lamp post by McFarlane Toys / McFarlane's Monsters Series 3: Six Faces of Madness)

 

Diorama by RK

I learned something new...

So, you have thousands of negatives going back some six decades and you know there are some really meaningful frames that you probably would want to scan.

 

You hold them up to light, you put on your strongest glasses or even a loupe and if you're lucky you might identify a place or a person. But wait, you see a series of portraits and wonder which would be the best.

 

And hey presto, there is a quick (if dirty) approach as illustrated here, and before you ask, the solution is inverting the colours and now you have positive images.

No more money, no more fancy dress

This other kingdom seems by far the best

Until it's other jaw reveals incest

And loose obedience to a vegetable law.

the falkirk wheel in operation on a grey murky day. Added to the Monthly Scavenger Hunt under "modus operandi".

Westgate Oxford (formerly the Westgate Centre) is a major shopping centre in Oxford city centre, England, that was extensively remodelled and extended between 2016 and 2017.

 

The Westgate Shopping Centre opened in 1972, and was originally owned by Oxford City Council. The centre included branches of Selfridges, Sainsbury's and C&A. The central library was also moved to the centre from the Town Hall, being opened by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, on 31 October 1973. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh visited in 1976.

 

The centre was sold in the 1980s to private owners; in 1986, they refurbished it, at a cost of £3 million. Two years later, an early proposal was made to extend the centre by its then owners. Plans for the redevelopment of the Westgate area were originally published in 2004. The new centre has almost 800,000 square feet (74,000 m2) of retail, restaurant and leisure space including a new John Lewis, a rooftop dining terrace with views across Oxford's skyline, and a five screen Curzon Cinema. According to Oxford City Council, "the £500 million redevelopment of the Westgate Centre is a key part of the regeneration of Oxford city centre, creating high quality buildings designed by world-class architects and providing more than 3,400 new full-time equivalent jobs." The new centre reopened on 24 October 2017.

 

At the heart of Oxford’s new Westgate Shopping Centre is John Lewis & Partners offering three floors of fashion, beauty, home, giftware, technology and electrical items.

 

With 50 John Lewis shops across the UK, the arrival of John Lewis & Partners and the new Westgate Shopping Centre has given Oxford a significant retail boost for the benefit of both visitors and residents. John Lewis stocks around 350,000 separate lines in its department store and online at johnlewis.com across fashion, home and technology.

 

John Lewis & Partners (formerly and commonly known as John Lewis) is a brand of high-end department stores operating throughout Great Britain, with concessions also located in the Republic of Ireland and Australia. The brand sells general merchandise as part of the employee-owned mutual organisation known as the John Lewis Partnership, the largest co-operative in the United Kingdom. It was created by Spedan Lewis, son of the founder, John Lewis, in 1929. The chain has promised since 1925 that it is "never knowingly undersold" – it will always at least match a lower price offered by a national high street competitor.

 

The colouful sculpture is call 'Homage to Doctor Mirabilis' and is a site-specific free-standing sculpture, commissioned for Westgate Oxford’s Leiden Square. Fabricated from stainless steel and neon, the sculpture creates an important focal point and meeting place on the edge of the largest covered square within Westgate.

 

Doctor Mirabilis was the nickname given to the 13th century philosopher and Franciscan friar Roger Bacon, who lived and studied for some years in the city, and is buried here. The statue of Bacon in Oxford’s Museum of Natural History shows him holding an astrolabe - a device for studying the movement of celestial bodies – and which the artist has re-imagined in this sculpture.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westgate,_Oxford

 

oxfordcity.co.uk/shopping/john-lewis-and-partners/

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lewis_%26_Partners

 

www.modusoperandi-art.com/projects/westgate_oxford_homage...

A map page detailing part of our trip.

 

Blogged about in this week's modus operandi about travel journals.

 

See additional modus operandi features on my blog. New techniques & tips shared every Tuesday!

HDR cross processed into IR Black and White, Cropped Square.

 

"Designed in collaboration with Whitby Bird and MJP, the bridge was inspired by the idea of the local ribbon industry and lined with over 800 glass fins. ‘Each fin of glass is industrially screen-printed with a gradation, from the faintest mist to a dense solidity of enamel dots. This delicate detail contrasts with the large scale of the bridge. To order the fins with eight different patterns of gradation I used a random method. Blue was chosen as the colour of the glass, most obviously to connect with the sky, but also for its particular visual properties. From a distance things appear more blue: it is the colour of distance and of the spaces beyond us. It was important that the glass would work as effectively with daylight as with the dramatic artificial night-time lighting.’ Alexander Beleschenko"

 

(From: www.modusoperandi-art.com/docs/commission.php?id=7:1:54:3...

My idea - Manfred's photographic execution (with new SLR camera of his...).

D300s

16-85mm VR @ 16mm

Manual Focus

Manual Exposure (1/20s @ f/10)

Interval Timer (1 image per second - 375 total images)

 

EDIT: The first version has no music... which do you like better? www.flickr.com/photos/pva1964/4501015470/

 

I was in Manhattan for lunch last week. While waiting for my friend Matt, I pulled out my D300s and played with the Interval Timer.

 

In the Shooting Menu, I set the D300s to make a picture every second. Then got the camera on a small Manfrotto table-top tripod (709B DGT ALL TABLE TRIPOD BLACK) and aimed it out onto the sidewalk.

 

I let the camera run while I snacked on chip and salsa (Chevy's TexMex has great chips and salsa!!). This was about a half-basket interval run.

 

Using iMovie 09, I was able to get all 375 images strung together into a quick 59 second movie.

 

Fun practice for a future project.

 

Music from iTunes: Modus Operandi - Sonata Rabidus

 

More detailed "How To" is here: www.flickr.com/groups/nikon_d300s_users/discuss/721576236...

 

Better image quality on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI-qRBv9FR4

  

Using hacksaw blades as a measuring tool when slotting for dropouts. Building at full speed and feeling good. I was just talking to Hilary yesterday about how I’m not entirely motivated right now in the shop (end of summer blues?). So I’ve been doing some mindless sort of tasks that are part of the bike building process until the real inspiration strikes which happened just now. I had finished listening to the latest Built to Spill album and I was not entirely impressed because I live in the past when it comes to music. So I put on Keep It Like a Secret which came out in 1999. The song “The Plan” came on and everything changed. I felt a physical charge come over me. I was immediately transported back in time to when Modus Operandi was released (Transworld Skateboarding video that had this song in it). Marc Johnson’s part is incredible and Ty Evans and Jon Holland’s videography is perfectly in sync with the song. It is so inspiring to hear the intro to that video part and then to see how all their hard work came together in the end. If I was a skateboarder, I’d to be so pumped to skate right now but instead, I’m channeling it to making bikes and it’s working! I’m so psyched right now. #builttospill #starrett #forkblades #modusoperandi #marcjohnson

Coming Soon @ Cheers Club 2017 | Reno Divorce | Drone Livingston | World Famous Johnsons | Sin Fix | Shattered Halo | Iron Tear | Jaded Poet | Filthy Heathens | American Rebel Soul | Steel March | One Track Mind | Johnny Got Rox | Scarlett O'Terror | Two Minutes Darker | Kaos Conspiracy | Slingfist | Scarlet Canary | Modus Operandi | ZamTrip | Rough Kashmere — at @ Cheers. Ticket Link: goo.gl/BxDdbd

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

Original Music 2017 Coming Up @ Cheers: Scarlett O'Terror | Two Minutes Darker | Kaos Conspiracy | Slingfist | Scarlet Canary | Modus Operandi | ZamTrip | Rough Kashmere | BLUE MESA | Cut-throat Drifters | National Blues Arsenal | So Fall the Oaks | Kerry Pastine & The Crime Scene | The Familiar Four | Last Call Romance | Sideffect Denver | Drone Livingston | Lowdead | Beyond Influence | No 1 Left Standing | LOST POINT | Your Own Medicine | Filthy Heathens | & Just Added: Wednesday June 14 Raven Cain | Glutton | grind cat grind | World Famous Johnsons

A bottle of Modus Operandi from Wild Beer in Shepton Mallet, England.

 

Wild Beer Modus Operandi is a 7% old brown ale that was oak aged for 90 days with wild yeasts. It poured a clear golden red color with a tan head and sported a lovely sour aroma with lactic acid, oak notes, sour fruits and balsamic vinegar - just like a flanders red! Mouthfeel was medium heavy with a smooth creamy texture. The taste started out with a mild malt sweetness and a wonderful lactic acidity with hints of brett and oak. Absolutely delicious.

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

The roof of Waverly Train Station in Edinburgh in 2004.

World (Mark Pimlott, 2002-2013), Broadcasting House, Langham Place, Marylebone, City of Westminster, London W1. Work set into pavement. "World represents a fragment of the globe, a portion of a huge sphere, its surface inset with lines indicating latitude and longitude, and engraved with names of places both known and obscure that evoke whole worlds in themselves." ().

 

GOC Hertfordshire's walk on 13 April 2019, an 8.3-mile point-to-point walk from St Pancras Station to Paddington Station via Somers Town, Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Mayfair, Hyde Park, Marble Arch and Paddington, which was attended by 37(!) people. We viewed 90 artworks out of a target list of 95. You can view my other photos of this event, read the original event report, find out more about the Gay Outdoor Club or see my collections.

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

A big part of the latter half of the trip was relaxing and playing various games with friends and family.

 

Blogged about in this week's modus operandi about travel journals.

 

See additional modus operandi features on my blog. New techniques & tips shared every Tuesday!

World (Mark Pimlott, 2002-2013), Broadcasting House, Langham Place, Marylebone, City of Westminster, London W1. Work set into pavement. "World represents a fragment of the globe, a portion of a huge sphere, its surface inset with lines indicating latitude and longitude, and engraved with names of places both known and obscure that evoke whole worlds in themselves." ().

 

GOC Hertfordshire's walk on 13 April 2019, an 8.3-mile point-to-point walk from St Pancras Station to Paddington Station via Somers Town, Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Mayfair, Hyde Park, Marble Arch and Paddington, which was attended by 37(!) people. We viewed 90 artworks out of a target list of 95. You can view my other photos of this event, read the original event report, find out more about the Gay Outdoor Club or see my collections.

During August 2008, my family and I visited my inlaws and some friends. I made this little journal while on that trip to give me a creative outlet and record our memories.

 

The original book was handmade by a friend of mine, and I altered it with ephemera from our trip, markers, and stickers. Upon our return, I also added photos from the trip.

 

Blogged about in this week's modus operandi about travel journals.

 

See additional modus operandi features on my blog. New techniques & tips shared every Tuesday!

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

Event Star Production and Best 303 Sounds Present Original Music Nights VI @Cheers May 27 2017 Featuring winners of the 2016 Heart For Hayden Music Fest: Scarlet Canary 11:30 ( Album Celebration Show ) with...

Modus Operandi 10:30- 11:15 (from Alburquerque NM)

ZamTrip 9:30 - 10:15 (from Rock Springs WY)

Rough Kashmere 8:45-9:15

BLUE MESA 8-8:30

 

21+ event with ID

$5 at the door

 

Bands interested in playing Heart For Hayden Music Fest 2017 message Event Star Production on Facebook

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

World (Mark Pimlott, 2002-2013), Broadcasting House, Langham Place, Marylebone, City of Westminster, London W1. Work set into pavement. "World represents a fragment of the globe, a portion of a huge sphere, its surface inset with lines indicating latitude and longitude, and engraved with names of places both known and obscure that evoke whole worlds in themselves." ().

 

GOC Hertfordshire's walk on 13 April 2019, an 8.3-mile point-to-point walk from St Pancras Station to Paddington Station via Somers Town, Fitzrovia, Marylebone, Mayfair, Hyde Park, Marble Arch and Paddington, which was attended by 37(!) people. We viewed 90 artworks out of a target list of 95. You can view my other photos of this event, read the original event report, find out more about the Gay Outdoor Club or see my collections.

STARKE.FLORIDA: THE FINAL HOURS OF TED BUNDY

Thursday 20 – Saturday 22 July, 7.30pm, £7.

King’s Arms Studio, 11 Bloom Street, Salford M3 6AN.

Sunrise in the small town of Starke, hours before his execution, Ted Bundy requests a meeting with Florida detective Howard Stacker, a man who has spent the closing years of his service hunting down America’s most prolific serial killer. Stacker's pursuit of the truth behind another of Bundy’s grisly murders leads both men to look at their demons.

pactproductions.com

Tickets www.greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk

Photography by Shay Rowan

CANDID PORTRAIT - INTENSE LOOKS

L'habitant ...... ©TonyAvon2013

  

A wonderful new window above the altar designed by Iranian born artist Shirazeh Houshiary.

   

www.modusoperandi-art.com/projects/st_martins_in_the_fiel...

Highlights from the journal: details from pages on the left and thumbnails of pages on the right.

 

Blogged about in this week's modus operandi about travel journals.

 

See additional modus operandi features on my blog. New techniques & tips shared every Tuesday!

spotted deep forest in Heerde, The Netherlands. Just another Flickr-member, the female kind, on the stakeout, ready to attack and devour her prey RAW :-)

 

Bohemian cosmic girl

 

View On Black

 

Orms Architects, 2013. Mixed-use building with main façade on Wigmore Street, this rear decoration/art installation to be seen from Duke Street. Artist: Alison Turnbull (b.1956), based on a colour-chart theme. City of Westminster, London.

[Flashback from]

 

It was supposed to be an easy mission... Find the bandit in the fridge that switches the lights off and robs Humpty Dumpty and Co. and bring him to justice.

 

But it wasn't going to be that easy....

 

TAG! You're it Photo David*

 

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