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About the serial "Vår i Bjønsen":
The photos are not perfect, at all, but important to be published anyway. Reason: the many details, described in her poem for this "painting" tapestry, are impossibly to be seen on a distance. In fact one needs to see this painting-tapestry on a distance to see what she saw: water, shining water, pebbles, all kinds of colours, and light. She realised this painting by using other materials than paint: she even used parts of plastic, from a car, also copper wire, and as I read: even a sock. One really has to come very close to this painting to see what she used to realise the wonderful result.
I used two different distance-photos: one is edited in a way that it is an exact copy of the photo in the book about Birgit Hagen. My photos however were much more blue, and when I was ticking the text of the words Birgit Hagen has written for this painting, I realised that the reality is more blue, must be more blue, because violets (she names these in the poem) are blue, not brown, or brownish. Photo 1 is according to the book, photo 2 is the impression my camera, and more blue, and therefore more fitting with the close-ups of the tapestry-painting. A great art work.
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Birgit Hagen (born 4 October 1912 in Ă…l, died April 7, 2004, same place) was a Norwegian textile artist, painter and designer.
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Title: Vår i Bjønsen
Year: 1977
Length/Width: 165/150
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Poem:
Kvite steiner. Djupblaat vatn med rødlig skjær.
Bjørk med glinsende rødbrunne stammer. Som kobber.
Svarte greiner likesom brent metalltraad.
Slik som vi fant den paa fjellet. Den skiftet i fargen. Graablaa.
Svart. Snøen inntil vatnet. Det intense lys faar fargene fram.
Det er vaar i Bjønsen.
Rypene snakker sammen. Fugel som bygger.
Svart fugl med røde føtter mot brun jord.
Brune knopper. Graa klipper. Svartgrønn busk.
Rust i myrer. Blaat vatn.
Silke. Potteblaat med kvitt.
Fiolblaa. Sauesvart og kvitt.
Mose. Fiolblaa myr. Glinsende bjørk. Som metall.
Lilleblaa. Svarte greiner. Blaasvart vatn og myr.
Snøfjell.
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About the material and the technique:
Flatvev. Borghilds vev. En gammel kobber antenne. Irret. Svart. Speil fra knuste bilglass. Rødt frontglass - Svart. Ledninger belagtmed plast. Hestechår. Strømper. Hva eg måtte finne. Ruller ingenting av. Fortsetter bare til ferdig. Om eg finner en grov murvegg. Riktig overlys. God avstand. Med noe blått som støtte.
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Photo taken at the exhibition in Ă…l Kulturhus, Galleri Syningen, 5 June - 19 June 2018.
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Wikipedia: Birgit Hagen
www.wikiwand.com/no/Birgit_Hagen
Hallingdal Museum: Birgit Hagen
www.hallingdal-museum.no/birgit-hagen-tekstilkunstner/
Digitalt Museum: Birgit Hagen
digitaltmuseum.no/021105991657/billedkunstner-birgit-hage...
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For more information about Birgit Hagen:
Stiftelsen Hallingdal Museum
Møllevegen 18,
3540 Nesbyen
Tlf.: (+47) 32 07 14 85
E-post: firmapost@halingdal-museum.no
my first published picture in a magazine from Germany, you can see their website here - www.eclipsed.de/
a german company, Bärbel Drexel, requested to use my pic of an opuntia stricta in a calendar. all i requested as payment (since they couldn't offer anything else) was credit for the photo and a calendar.
i'm really excited about having a photo published in a calendar like this. :) yay july!
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Bodie is a ghost town in Mono County, California. Bodie was a Gold Mining Town in late 1800. Ride to Bodie is off HWY395 and last 3 mile is bumpy, dusty on an unpaved road.
The Postcard
A postally unused carte postale that was published by The Travellers Mart of 14 York Street and Baillie Street, Colombo. The card, which has a divided back, was printed in Saxony.
The photography was by M. B. Uduman.
Maligakande Temple
The Maligakande Temple was originally founded by Ven. Sangharaja Sri Saranankara, who died in 1778 during the Dutch period of colonial rule.
The land at Maligakanda (a suburb of Colombo) and funds for its foundation were donated by the philanthropist Andiris Perera Dharmagunawardhana.
The Ven. Mohottiwatte Gunananda in 1873, following his success in the Panadura Debate, played a key role its development. His aim was to train educated orator monks to save Buddhism from the decline it was undergoing due to colonial rule, and for that purpose he made the study of logic compulsory in pirivena education.
Action Asia Magazine | March/April 2011 | Meanders of the Mind | Malaysian Beaches Feature
Story & Photography by Flash Parker
A treasure hunt takes the mighty Flash and intrepid second shooter Jahrensy across mainland Malaysia in search of riches. Quirky.
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It's nice when you get your own 4-page spread in a magazine. Unfortunately, I wish I could say the same thing when they mispell your lastname on all the photos...
Part of CRHA EXPO Rail's special GO Transit feature in Canadian Rail, March-April 2009.
Each of these has an interesting story behing it, but my favourite shot of the bunch is still the classic 3-way on the top right.
Proud to say my photo of the Liberty Bridge is now adorning the cover page of the Official Visitor's Guide to Greenville, SC. I also have the added bonus of another photo featured on page 58.
If you live in the area or plan to visit, I really do recommend that you pick up a copy of the Visitor's Guide. They did a great job of highlighting all the very cool stuff going on in Greenville! ‪#‎yeahthatgreenville‬
Won a free edition of Adobe Lightroom by sending this one of mine to dutch magazin Advanced Photoshop ( www.fnl.nl/advancedphotoshop/ ). It was second prize btw. Not bad considering that in May I had to be explained about wat a 'curve' is ( gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_messages/1221799///lekdijk )
:)
Poor show "The Chronicle" - using my image without credit. Its not a royalty free stock photo! You should know better!
....sort of. I was contacted by DPTV, Channel 56, about a photo of mine they wanted to use as the cover of their Oct./Nov. TV guide that they send home to subscribers. Being public TV and all, it was a donation. I received photo credit inside, was sent a few copies, and my donor value of $250 is tax deductible.
I can't remember how I got these pics. They came out in Quick Throttle magazine. It was during the bike show at Irvine Lake in 2009 but I don't have this issue and I don't know when it came out.
Size 41x58in. fr 100 Afghans to Knit & Crochet. For the book go to amazon.com and search for Jean Leinhauser and Rita Weiss.
One of my pictures from my Real People series has been used for second time on the TV Show Dexter. It is actually fun, not only because one of the mans who appear on the episode 4×11 is my father in law… but it is specially fun because the woman used in the episode 5×10 is… my wife.
I always loved that TV show and I love it more from now. Cool stuff.