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Ive decided to do a series on readers and what better place to start then in India - where everyone seems to always be reading.
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“Child-Story Readers First Reader” by Frank Freeman, Grace Storm, Eleanor Johnson and W.C. French. Illustrated by Vera Stone Norman. Published by Lyons and Carnahan, 1927-1930.
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My wife and I are fond of reading (but I have no time any more since I have started with ODC; hmm, perhaps I need a workshop in time management). On our book shelves in the living room, the books are stashed even in double rows. But there is still room for this wooden reader.
ODC - Theme (08-03-2012): Brown
A suburban railway crossing with a lady waiting for the train to pass and making sure she does not miss the opportunity to read the next chapter.
Photographed at Sandgate station, Queensland.
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Another image from my series 'Cafe People'. Cafe's Bars and Restaurants are rich in subject matter for the discreet street photographer.
McWhorter Gallery âTouchâ exhibit to focus on human form
(HOUSTON) McWhorter Gallery presents âTouch,â a group exhibit featuring new paintings by David Addickes and other Houston artists, including Ian Anderson, Belinda Smith, Justin Garcia, Roberto Del Rio, Kevin Peterson, Kelley Devine, Jane Dipaolo, Taft McWhorter and Lindsay Peyton. An opening reception will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, March 27 at the galleryâs new location at 2119 Canal Street.
âThere is nothing more profound and engaging than the human form,â said gallery owner Taft McWhorter. âThe Touch Exhibit will have a very sensual feel and is intended for adults, but the work will be refined and tasteful. The interpretation of the human figure by the different artists is fascinatingâ
The paintings and sculptures exhibited will demonstrate a range in media, subject and style, but will all focus on the human form. All of the artists represented by the Gallery are Houstonians.
âWe distinguish our gallery by showing only Houston artists,â gallery director Lindsay Peyton said. âWe are thrilled to be showing David Addickes. His paintings and sculptures are well known not only locally but throughout the world. He is a legend.â
The gallery also offers consulting services for artists, as well as an art rental program for area businesses.
âWe want to do what we can to help the Houston art community grow,â McWhorter said.
For more information, visit the galleryâs website www.mcwhortergallery.com.
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Aufgenommen am 16.September 1928 in Riesa, Sachsen.
Taken on September 16, 1928 in Riesa, Saxony, Germany.
From the archive, c. January 2001. All shots taken with a Minolta 110 SLR. Since I don't have a 110-sized negative holder, I laid the negs directly on the scanner glass and got these sloppy scans.
About 5:15 pm, Alexandra Square, Lancaster University. I was struck by the way she looked on these very bright stone steps. I asked permission, and she was nervous but kindly agreed. I took several angles to try to deal with the sun and backgound; this is the first shot.
Thank you for participating in my project.
You can see other photographs of readers here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/sets/72157652125931010
8:15 a.m., Priory Park, Chichester. I saw the early sun on him, and asked permission. He is sitting on the city wall, and reading Lee Child's 'The Hard Way'.
Thank you for agreeing to be photographed, and apologies for interrupting your reading. Other photos in my series of readers are here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/albums/72157652125931010.