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i ' m mellow today , i got a coupla design + paperwork deadlines , and some shooting to do , then i ' ll be free to do some shopping for tomorrow . tomorro , my office is sending me on another of those assignments that i like so much , fun in the sun , sand , sea and sky ! with a little proboscis monkey shooting at the side ... YAHOO !
exploration # 5 on Tuesday, October 10, 2006
One of the stops that was scheduled for the group was a visit to Archivio di Stato di Siena (Archives of Siena) to explore some of the documents that included over 60,000 parchments dating from 736 to the present year, the resolutions and statutes of the Republic and the correspondence and records of the judicial and financial administrations of Siena. My first thought was that it might be somewhat interesting, but, from a photography standpoint, that it would not be a place that I would be capturing a lot of photos. That mindset ended when I walked into the first room of the archive. Shelves dominated the room with books upon books on them. One room led to another. The age of each book could easily be determined by looking at the binding. The differing book covers were mesmerizing and you could actually see the advancement of materials over time by just looking at the bindings. I ended up taking more photos than I imagined and left with a great impression of the archives as both a resource and a photographic subject.
an M22 icon that seldom gets appreciated
m.leelanaunews.com/news/OldArchive/Life_in_Leelanau/Grist...
photo date/id: 20140711_6252kspPanoCBb
Форматная камера, плёнка ч/б, негатив 9х12, оптическая печать («Азов»), скан с позитива
Format camera, negative b/w film 9x12cm, optical printing, scan from positive
The Kana'ina Building, also known as the Old Archives Building or the Territorial Archives Building, at 364 King Street, was built on the grounds of 'Iolani Palace in 1906 to the Renaissance Revival design of Oliver Green Traphagen. It was the first building in the U.S. erected solely for the custody and preservation of public archive materials. After 1950 it was used for general state offices. It was restored in 1987 by Mason Architects and the 5,000-square-foot-building now houses the administrative offices of The Friends of `Iolani Palace and its Education Department and Membership Office.
Hawaii Capital Historic District National Register #78001020 (1978)
...while vacationing in Nafplio, dreams and plans of my Etsy shop were marked on the sand...
...a year later there's still much to do, but things are organised towards a preferred direction :)
Found this shot going through my archives, dating about ayear ago and gave it a new processing hand.
I have spent a very theraputic afternoon of completely clearing out and organising all my raw files, renaming folders and deleting the chaff, that has been stored for two years!! I now have much more storage space and am highly efficently organised.
In doing so I came across this file and wondered why I never uploaded it with the other "cherish the dress shots" I love this shot and I am glad my organisation fix has let me find it again!! I think you'll agree with me in that the model (and my friend) is highly photogenic and very beautiful. A delight to shoot.
Cleaning the office laptop.. found these .. thought should upload :)
Was taken at table land at panchgani.. one places where u get brilliant colors in the sky in the evening
From my very very very old archives
Cleaning the office laptop.. found these .. thought should upload :)
Throwback from my first wedding photoshoot. #nikon #teamNikon #MyZoomUp #oldarchives #photooftheweek #strobistphotography #rebelsunited #portraitography #beautiful #weddingshoot
#oldarchives #MyZoomUp #nikon #photooftheweek #portrait #portraitography #rebelsunited #teamNikon #strobistphotography #blackandwhite
Photo taken April 24, 2005 in Yosemite National Park
Yet another one from my old archives. Converted to B&W in CS2 with a slight sepia tone.
Photo taken May 14, 2005 from my old 35mm film archives. This was my 2nd assent to the top of Half Dome.
Photo taken May 14, 2005 from my old 35mm film archives. This was my 2nd assent to the top of Half Dome.
Photo taken May 18, 2003
Thanks got to CP68-73 for the ID.. Considering it was taken on an old original Sony Mavica (640x480) I think it came out pretty good :)