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I suppose that's lyricism. " Josef Sudek/ Camino del Norte, Pays Basque, Espagne / Hasselblad 501CM 80mm ilford HP5
2 ème journée de mon work shop avec Bertrant Meunier.
Le sujet sera le même que la veille : Les frontières de la ville.
La veille, traitée en noir blanc, ma série évoquait le coté sordide mais si attachant des ces abords des voies ferrées pénétrant nos villes. Avec ses frontières limites border line , et peuplés d'objets de nos rebuts, de nos pertes et de nos profits.
Ce jour, il sera question des abords dictatoriaux de nos cités :
Métal plat et lisse, bitume et lignes peintes en tous sens,
carrefours pompeux et navrants , fléchages rudimentaires et autoritaires, façades d'ambitions anonymes et froides comme un ciel d'hiver... bleu.
Une litanie.
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2nd day of my work shop with Bertrant Meunier.
The subject will be the same as the day before: The boundaries of the city.
The day before, treated in black and white, my series evoked the sordid but endearing of these along the railway tracks penetrating our towns nearby. With its limitations borderline, and populated objects of our waste, our losses and our profits borders.
Date, will be discussed dictatorial outskirts of our cities:
Flat, smooth metal, asphalt and painted lines in every direction,
intersections pompous and heartbreaking, arrowings rudimentary and authoritarian, facades of anonymous and ambitions as a cold blue winter sky. ...
A litany.
Peinture murale par l’artiste français Matthieu Pommier au 89 Rue Ferdinand Buisson à Boulogne-sur-Mer.
La fresque de Mathieu Pommier à Boulogne-sur-Mer transforme un mur massif en une réflexion poétique sur la tension entre originalité et standardisation. Inspiré par ses voyages et l'univers symbolique de la pêche, Pommier intègre des éléments maritimes – bateaux, hélices et poissons – dans un intérieur domestique, créant une vision allégorique de la vie portuaire réimaginée à l'intérieur. Cette composition figurative invite le spectateur à contempler la relation entre l'homme et les objets qu'il crée, utilisant le symbolisme pour explorer l'identité dans un monde homogénéisé.
Source: streetartcities.com/cities/boulogne-sur-mer/markers/4aeaa...
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Mural by French artist Matthieu Pommier at 89 Rue Ferdinand Buisson in Boulogne-sur-Mer.
Mathieu Pommier’s mural in Boulogne-sur-Mer transforms a massive wall into a poetic reflection on the tension between originality and standardization. Inspired by his travels and the symbolic world of fishing, Pommier brings maritime elements, boats, propellers, and fish, into a domestic interior, crafting an allegorical vision of port life reimagined indoors. This figurative composition invites viewers to contemplate the relationship between humans and the objects they create, using symbolism to explore identity in a homogenized world.
Source: streetartcities.com/cities/boulogne-sur-mer/markers/4aeaa...
Hice un difusor casero para flash. Prueba fotográfica con el difusor.
I made a DIY flash diffusor. Photo test with the diffusor.
SPONSORED:
---Horns: VOODOO – Pierced Horns – Find it @ Astrophe Event
---Top: [ROT] – Bitter Tees – Find it @ Astrophe Event
OTHER CREDITS:
---Hair: NOVA
---Eyeliner: LEPUNK
---Nails: APIKA
I do hope your Christmas is wonderful.... lots of time with family and friends, and maybe just a little too much egg nog....
(If you don't celebrate Christmas, I'd still recommend the nog)
thanks to Gavin Hoey for the snow!
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Bij menig fotograaf zijn de Laude treinen een gewild foto-object. De Poolse dienstverlener richt zich vooral op het vervoeren van bulktransport door Europa en doet ons land regelmatig aan. In Nederland zagen we een tijdje terug wagens van Laude tussen Beverwijk en Houtrakpolder, gebruikt voor staalvervoer. Daarnaast rijdt Laude ook graantreinen naar Oss. Hier worden speciale containers/wissellaadbakken voor gebruikt, wat de trein erg fotogeniek maakt.
Op 26 mei werd de dag afgetrapt in Assel voor GoVolta. Daarna werd er naar school gereisd. Aan het einde van de dag zou RFO een Laude graantrein via Oss brengen. Dit was niet zomaar een trein; er zouden twee neusjes voor zitten en er moest via Amersfoort gereden worden omdat Nijmegen eruit lag. Met een stop van 53 minuten in Deventer Goederen leek het allemaal heel krap te gaan worden, maar uiteindelijk vielen alle puzzelstukjes toch in elkaar toen de trein een half uur eerder dan gepland vertrok uit Deventer. Dit zou de zonstand enorm ten goede komen.
In een heerlijk warm zomerlicht verschijnen er in de verte drie pitjes, en even later raast hier RFO 1831 en 1829 de fotograaf voorbij, met aan de haak een Laude graantrein bestemd voor Oss. En zo kon er positief terug worden gekeken, en is de eerste plaat op deze voor mij nieuwe stek een feit!
Barneveld-West // 26-05-2026
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_Boîtier argentique avec posemètre: Kodak Rétinette 1b.
_Objectif : Rodenstock Reomar 1:2.8/45mm.
_Film : Ilford HP5 100 plus.
_Date : P26 Scan21 2025 01 01 09h42.
_Ouverture : 4.8.
_Temps d’exposition : 500.
_Profondeur : 12m.
_Focale : 45mm.
_Scan : GCMC RODFS70.
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_Métadonnée: Gimp-2.10.30.
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Hey hooman? Hooman? Helloooo?
Ye-eah? Wha... What is it?
Come ON! Throw my toy!
Hmm, what did you say Barney?
Throw the toy! Throw it now! Come on hooman...
Just wait, I'm just, I'm just...
Just what? Gah, you're soo slow!
I'm just taking a photo. One moment, one moment...
Grrr...
A conversation we've had many, many times, Barney's such a good dog, tolerating his stoopid hooman taking a ridiculous number of photos when it should be playtime! This look he's giving me is so familiar - a serious "throw me the toy" stare, whilst standing frozen, like a furry statue, one paw raised in anxious anticipation of the moment I finally, finally remember to actually throw the toy... He's stayed like this almost completely without movement for up to 20 minutes before now! I only made him wait a couple of minutes today though, so it wasn't too torturous :) Being a BC, Barn often likes these "games" of patience and anticipation - although he lets me know when he's not in the mood - shouts and bounces at me until I give up taking photos!
Barney and I were away in Snowdonia over the weekend, sort of as a celebration for my 24th birthday on Sunday 6th - we went for a couple of staggeringly beautiful but looong mountain adventures together which I'm still recovering from. However, despite my legs objecting to another walk, we actually got some nice sunny weather today, so I went for a stagger up the Malvern Hills, to take photos :) This was taken at Earnslaw Quarry (now a lake), where Barney likes to have a swim. The quarry/lake is quite flooded atm, (there's normally a path where Barn's standing) but the sunlit hill reflecting golden in the water made for a lovely photo opportunity :)
Ce tableau, situé dans le couloir de l'hôtel : "Côte d'argent", a attiré mon attention, puis l'objectif de mon appareil photo.
Knob on plastic wall thermostat manufactured by Berko.
Taken for the Macro Mondays theme of 4/14/2025: KNOB.
The museum holds a famous collection of medieval weapons, armour, paintings, sculptures, gobelins, and beautiful objects of daily use.
There is a left wing, the same size.
{Note} some phrases from Gilson ({ The} Spirit of Medieval Philosophy30) on the Cistercian theology of love: (1) “Born of love, the whole universe is penetrated, moved, vivified from within, by love that circulates through it like life-giving blood through the body” (p. 276); 31 (2) “Human love, in spite of all its ignorance, blindness and even downright error, is always a participation in God’s own love for Himself.… even in the midst of the lowest pleasures, the most abandoned voluptuary is still seeking God” (p. 274); 32
“The question is then not how to acquire the love of God, but rather how to make it fully aware of itself, of its object, and of the way it should bear itself towards its object. In this sense the only difficulty is that of education, or, if you prefer, the re-education of love. The whole effort of Cistercian mysticism is therefore brought to bear on this point.” 33
-The life of the vows : initiation into the monastic tradition 6 / by Thomas Merton ; edited with an introduction by Patrick F. O’Connell ; preface by Augustine Roberts.
I was nominated .
Number TWO.
The world seen through my eyes, was the 'challenge'.
It posed serious questions. How do I see the world?
Despite everything… I still see the world in a positive light (LOL, old, photographer’s joke?), really, I see so much beauty, in Nature, in people, in manmade objects.
And THAT is what I try to capture, each and every day.
here are certainties and fixed values… every day there is a sunrise, every day there is a sunset.
The seasons follow nicely with their different moods and colours. Aah, there it is: THE WORD: COLOURS.
Yes I see the world in technicolour, tie that in with emotion, sometimes humour and we’re all there: my world.
ART by CHANCE…
This was taken from the car as we came back from France, the sun was going down fast above Flanders' fields, it was beautiful, I chanced it...
I do not often use the word art , but this?
I think it is special, the church just sharp, so typically Flanders. It's rapidly becoming a personal favourite!
...At 70 miles/hour, there's bound to be something in your shot, or when the fraction in time and space is just perfect, yes, you guessed it, a bump or a pothole, grrr... only another type of frustration? Hihi...
The rest you can read HERE:
magdaindigo.blogspot.com/2007/05/fun-of-drive-by-photography.
thanx for your time and comments, greatly appreciated, M, (*_*)
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April is "Light eating Objects" Month.........hahahahha
There are 30 Images in this Series, a new one will be posted everyday this month........so either I will drive you crazy with the damn things or you will die of boredom.............damn this is fun!!!!!!
It seems appropriate to post the first on "April Fool's Day..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......I can assure you it is purely coincidental..hahah
This Series is part of an Exhibition of my work that you can see at the group.......... flickrjob-Expo...........
The Expo is titled ........."55 Images "
There is music by John Cage.....to dance to if you wish.
You can see all the snaps if you follow the link below.
If you wish to comment you will need to join the group.
All new members are welcome.
www.flickr.com/groups/flickrjobexpo/discuss/7215764931216...
Nel centro di Milano, in Via Manzoni, c’è un portone, abbastanza anonimo, che non si discosta dagli altri della strada. Eppure, superato quel portone, c’è un piccolo angolo di paradiso che vi attende. Preceduto da un cortile, che attutisce il rumore del traffico cittadino, si trova un museo che, per la sua eleganza e il suo eclettismo, non potrà che accontentare tutti i vostri gusti. Si tratta del Museo Poldi Pezzoli.
ed è lì che ho fotografato questo
prezioso tavolo della Sala Nera, decorato con un mosaico di pietre dure a formare un disegno di coralli e conchiglie..
Yes...another shot from Tim with 3 Objects in it...Boring yet?
After a 10:30pm check of the weather last night and seeing it wasn't going to rain, I made the call (to myself of course) to go out and see what was going on. Wasn't as good as I had hoped for but still a pleasant morning to be out....but then again...when isnt it.
A single exposure using a Cokin GND8. That pool on the left is the Pool at Newport on Sydneys north shore.
Thanks for looking
First he did look into the mirror and probably thought what that guy there means to him - flew there and away , hopped closer and further away until he then decided it must be an rival he has to defeat ... This play lasted for a while until he lost interest ...
Southern Yellow-Billed Hornbill male (Tockus leucomelas) in Central Kalahari National Park, Botswana