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Creating a little special atmosphere around my grand piano... hope you all like it my friends =)
(Very dramatic on black)
Noting green boards as I followed the Canadian Pacific mainline northwest between Velva and Minot, North Dakota, I pulled off of ND 52 into the town of Sawyer, framed up by the elevator and waited. Approaching at 60 mph CP GE #8622 flew past with mostly empty containers while DPU CP 8926 gave assistance. The show was over in a minute.
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Cheers to Friday and the weekend ahead!
Whiskey night, 12/30/2022, Nashville, TN
Canon EOS-1DS
EF 85.0 mm + Kenko extension tube
ƒ/2.0 85.0 mm 1/40 400
First view:
"From row 16 backward / the prices are USD 60 / and it is advised / to bring binoculars / to see the pianist strike / the chords. // It should be memorized / that Strawinski Igor, / once played the piano / though only three notes."
Second view:
"These words were found on a have digested sheet of paper: 'In a forlorn barnyard / I found some conserved wooden boards / that by adjustment with my jigsaw / delivered dozens of identical elements. // By repetitive fixing on iron threads / these small bats / via parts of felt / can hit other woven metal threads.
The whole assemblage / I feel can be used to play minimal musix. Preliminary name is a pianola'.
With some difficulty, I think the signature reads Carl Bechstein"
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“with successive blind windows as my objects of research, my travelling companions, my signposts.”
Peter Handke, Repetition (Ralph Manheim trans. (1988) of Die Wiederholung (1986))
Note: Candid street photo, person not posing.
13 Celsius, 1st January at the Beach, for Santa is Summer.
Nikon 70-200mm VR II AF-S G ED NIKKOR
No correspondence.
Note : See on the scan.
These men of the Württembergisches Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 124 pose in front of the Klippenstollen, a building located on the edge of the Klippenweg, at the arrival point of the D11 funicular. Access to the Klippenweg is from Curve 5.
In this view, the building still has only one floor and its facade is made of wood. It is not clear if the building was originally constructed of wood, or if it was constructed of concrete and covered with wood. In any case, the current vestige is entirely in concrete and a mark of LIR 124 is visible on the facade of the second floor.
Sans correspondance.
Note : Voir scan.
Ces hommes du Württembergisches Landwehr-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 124 posent devant le Klippenstollen, un bâtiment situé en bordure du Klippenweg, au point d'arrivée du funiculaire D11. L'accès au Klippenweg se fait depuis la Courbe 5.
Sur cette vue, le bâtiment ne possède encore qu'un seul étage et sa façade est en bois. Il n'est pas clair si le bâtiment était initialement construit en bois, ou s'il était construit en béton et recouvert de bois. En tout cas, le vestige actuel est entièrement en béton et une marque du LIR 124 est visible sur la façade du second étage.
Hey there friends and fellow photographers and writers,
I just wanted to be in touch to let you know I have a new photo book, published just last week in Tokyo by Neutral Colors.
It's called Middle Life Notes, and it comprises 26 images with 12 waka poems and an essay, about how I came to be me, here, now, at this point in my life. It's a bit more personal than Sunlanders, as the poems and images alike reveal somewhat autobiographical elements of my life. The images are all of Japan, shot with a Diana f+ and were made into darkroom color prints before being scanned. The waka (which are similar to haiku, but have a 5/7/5/7/7 scheme) were printed with a Risograph. Both the waka and the essay include Japanese translations.
It was published by Neutral Colors, by an editor who has an enormous number of contacts in Tokyo, but among all the talented photographers he could have chosen to launch his new line, it was my honor to be his first selection. I really am happy with the way the book turned out and I hope to share it with you.
The published edition is 333 copies, and I will be personally sell 111 of them. So before announcing on Instagram and Twitter I wanted to reach out to you first. It costs just ¥3200 with a small postage handling fee (¥250 in Japan to ¥500 further abroad), which is $30, with a $2-$5 post fee. I'll make almost no profit on sales-- making books is a labor of love, and I am in love!
If you are keen, I'd be happy to mail out a signed copy once I hear back from you. Please send me a DM and let me know your physical address. For those of you who bought Sunlanders, and will buy this new book, I am so grateful for your support.
1. Goals - I believe it is important to always have goals in life, even if you just have one. My current goals are: Breast feed for 6 months, drive on the highway, get in good shape, pay off car, receive associates degree, fix my teeth.
2. Car Payments - I have to keep track of our car payments to make sure we make them on time.
3. College Grades - I strive to make all A's. This section helps me get an overview of my grades.
4. Weight loss - Track my weight & gym time
5. Bible Study - I write down how many chapters I read in a day.
Phaedra: Hung herself after her stepson Hippolytus dismissed her advances. In revenge for her rejection, Phaedra wrote and left behind a letter accusing Hippolytus of rape.
An upclose picture I originally took of some piano music, I photoshopped it to make it look more dramatic.
The death-bed of a day, how beautiful!~ Philip James Bailey
Sunday muzak anyone?
OR...........
Little Wing =)
170 520 heads 1K11 10.52 Birmingham New Street to Leicester approaching the foot crossing at Water Orton. Certain crossings, such as this one, have been a real focus of late due to the high number of fatalities occuring at them; they have just a warning sign, to pedestrians, and a Whistle Board, for the train. I was quite surprised to see a Network Rail notice proclaiming 'Trains DO NOT sound their horn when approaching the crossing'. I'll let them off for not using the term 'Whistle' but surely an audable warning of a trains approach, from the train, is a cost effective method of warning persons crossing; especially if they happen to be slightly visually impared.
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