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Balcony in the old Paramount Theater … the seats downstairs were removed when the place was made into a nightclub and these upstairs are dusted with plaster crumbs. Hopefully that ceiling doesn’t go through another New England winter without some attention.
I cut my drawing finger quite badly today, which is annoying especially seeing as it was on a pack of painkillers. Oh the irony.
My compulsive need to deface things made me draw a sad face on it
"If it is on the wall is it art?"
I have been dying to shoot this segment of the series for a month now. As of late, I have had an intense interest in sculptures, they have such a quiet resonance about them. In this segment I hope to capture the silent allure of classical sculpture.
What do sculptures dream of in the never ending cycle of their stoic state?
The Beginning.
Unfortunately my favorite lens malfunctioned right before the shoot.
RIP 50mm
Morrison Reading Room, Doe Library, UC, Berkeley. An amazing surprise, and a delightful zone for retirement with a book!
"Alexander F. Morrison Room In Doe Library. Named for the graduate in the class of 1878 and a prominent San Francisco attorney whose widow (see MAY TREAT MORRISON HALL) gave his collection of books and furnishings for the room named in his honor."--UC Berkeley.
It still doesn't tell us about the fixed furnishings--the walls and ceilings--all of which are extraordinary.
Inside an empty 200 year old house in Scott county KY. Taken on Lomo 800 film in a Voigtlander Bessa L with 15mm lens
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A few signs caught my eye the first morning we chased the northbound turn and I didn’t think too much of them until later that morning when a pair of US Navy F/A-18Fs buzzed us while practicing low level flights on the range. Afterward, every time we’d pass one, I wanted to get a shot with the passing train, and then I finally got my chance. While heading north to chase the first morning run, I convinced Ian to stop as the train approached and got my shot. In hindsight, I should’ve gone wide but that’ll be my motivation to get trackside.
These bees were plaster mouldings on the ceiling in one of the rooms in the Abbey. They were quite small and there were lots of them. Great place to visit.
Marquette Rail's inbound Z151 waits for a signal into CSX's Wyoming yard at the Plaster Creek interlocking. Leading a pair of orange SD40-2s is NREX #5418, a former North Shore Mining SD40-2 that MQT had leased for a little over a year along with a former UP unit.
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Plaster model of the angel which in the future will serve as a model for the angel to Catherine's Church dome.
Der Bildhauer, die Kunstgießer und ihr Sisyphos
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