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Extra contrast and desaturation. I think it came out better than the colored version.
A rake on the back of a Caterpillar sitting in the middle of the Mojave. The nearest place where one of these could be kept was Vegas. Vegas was hours away.
My littlest tries his hand at raking leaves. A change in seasons and the falling leaves are new experiences after habitually sunny San Diego.
Grainy film- Ilford Delta 3200- with my Welta Weltax folder.
Date: November 2019
Medium: Digital Photographs
Location: Santa Cruz, CA.
Dimensions: 20" x 26.75"
© 2019 Tony DeVarco
This week-long full moon festival is the biggest festival in Vientiane. The large forecourt of That Luang is covered in a temporary market that runs until late and includes live music, dance performances and various sideshows and games. For good luck, make an offering at the stupa and walk around it three times counterclockwise. Get up early on the first day of the festival to see thousands of monks lined up to receive alms. A procession occurs on another day, and fireworks mark the end of the festival.
One of the things we had to do in college was make up our own comic.
I made one up about Me, my best friend and Dali the Wonderdog. (Something we were obsessed with last year, we even have a theme tune, badge and posters of it too.)
This is just a quick coloured sketch from my sketchbook for it, but I like it.
2005
Yesterday between rain storms, someone brought the disk harrow, Mark had bought, and this Minneapolis Moline Rake/Tedder. It never looked like it had seen a grease gun in years, the balls in all of the grease zerks were rusted in place but we were able to break them open, there must be 30 or more of them on the thing. We put a couple springs in place of some bailing wire on one lever so we could adjust it. Scraped off some hardened grease around the gears, so we could adjust the gears into forward or reverse, as we wanted it to go. We then started to pull it around to see how it would work, making adjustments as we needed to. It will be handy to stir the hay next year to help it dry better. This year I tried raking the hay into small windrows after 1 day to try and help it to dry but even in a small windrow it is still too thick to dry very well.
* Masbrough North
Heading back home after an appointment in Rotherham and a brief stop, just in time, to catch one of the lunch-time regulars which had also come along the GC line to Aldwarke passing the place where the photograph of the earlier Colas 60 was taken. This time its colourful GBRf class 66, 66745, 'Modern Railways - The first 50 Years at Doncaster' on the regular lunch-time Civil Engineers move, 6M73, from Doncaster Up Decoy to Toton North Yard. Today the consist is a rake of 5, YWA Bogie Wagons carrying concrete sleepers followed by a long rake of completely empty MHA Bogie Box wagons. Next year there will be problems here with the silver birch growth and its position probably means it wont be dealt with for a good while to come ... though it is almost in the middle of the N.R. access across the tracks to the central waste ground, so you never know your luck. Late Autumn colours are about now and the leaves are tumbling off in the 'cold snap' we are having though, I know, the term 'cold snap' is relative, the temperatures here only really getting to 1 or 2C at the moment...