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Multi tasking today, catching up with flickr and watching football with the older boy, trying to make the most of leisure time ;-)
Will try catch up as time permits, enjoy your week ahead :-)
Aaah Welbeck just scored!!!
Europe, Netherlands, Den Haag, Rijnstraat, multi-ministery building (ex-VROM - Jan Hoogstad) (cut from all sides)
Displayed here is the the former VROM (Volkshuisvesting, Ruimtelijke Ordening en Milieubeheer) ministery building (Jan Hoogstad, 1992), shot from the Randstad Rail station. It’s been recently renovated and will be used by the 'Infrastructuur en Milieu' and other ministries.
When a modernist building is lit from within at night, standing outside such a building one can understand what the influential modernist architecture theorist and propagandist Siegfried Gideon meant with “durchdringung”. For him this was the quintessential property of a modernist building. On the structural level it meant that the facades are glass, enabled through the non-load bearing character of them. The load bearing is handled by the internal pillar based sketelon, which also enables left out walls and floors (creating atria - this capture here is shot right into one of the multilevel atria of the building).
The effect of all this on the eye is that it can wander through and out of the building from just one vantage point. On a metaphysical level, according to Gideon, this meant that time and space conflate – in a way one can be at many places at one time, without moving. At the height of the modernist times this space and time thing was very popular.Also in art. Checkout van Doesburg's ‘Construction in Space-Time II: here.
Shot while returning from a delightful family diner in The Hague. From winter-solstice to epiphany (‘Driekoningen’), the family centrepetal forces are at its max ;-)
Remnants of a scoreboard on a multi-purpose athletic field at the old prison/workhouse in Lorton, Virginia.
Going back through some old photos yesterday and had a crack at re-processing this one from 2015. Multi exposure (2 shots)
this is a handy little screwdriver that holds 5 small bits in the handle. The problem is that the bits don't stay in place. I think they're supposed to be held in by a magnet but it's not working. Can magnets lose their magnetism?
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As the tide ebbs, seaweed is revealed in its true beauty. It is not at all the same in a few hours when it has dried out a bit.
After months of being locked away in the shed, I finally got out with my new tool tonight for some practice shots! Inspired by Andrew Whyte www.flickr.com/photos/andwhynot/ its taken a long time to get my head around how to do this and after lots of trial and error here are the results…hope you like it!
Must have some glazing these lenses :)
The Vivitar Series-1 90/2.5 Macro shared the honor with the illustrious Leitz Dual Range Summicron of having the highest resolution of any lenses tested by (now defunct) Modern Photography Magazine.
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Inspired by a great photographer who recently did a talk that i attended
www.ruthfairbrotherphotography.co.uk/ - great work
worth checking out
DCS1312 14 11 15
double image exposure in camera
La Défense
Puteaux - France
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM
f/11 | 1/60s | 40mm | ISO 200
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Landscape at Cedar Breaks NP in Utah is at the level above, altitude wise, and includes the pink cliffs strata, making it an even more spectacular landscape than the more accessible Bryce Canyon.
I have been on a gardening/landscaping tear since Saturday. For the entire summer up to now, I've not been motivated to do anything but basic maintenance. I'm not sure exactly where the spark came from, but I'll take it!
Still more to do. Have a great day and HBWE!