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This is a card from an altered book project that I was involved in during 2003. Vandalized books from the San Francisco library were sent to myself and other participants. The ruined books were turned into art and sent back to San Francisco for an exhibition in 2004.
Reverse of this photo: flic.kr/p/9aZagP
Found in a flea market in Lewes, East Sussex, UK.
So far, this is what I can make out:
"This is a photo taken......
our guard-room.....
wire round it to keep the
flies and mosquitoes out
that is me standing
up on sentry with the
rifle in my hand, but
he missed my head when
he took it"
museumPASSmusees 2024 - Wiels - Jana Euler - Alexis Blake
Jana Euler?s exhibition Oilopa, a contraction of the terms Oil (painting) and Europa, unfolds into a semi-utopian land, reversing the ascendant flows of financial figures while extrapolating on cycles of surplus and vacuity.
Originally conceived as a performance, Crack Nerve Boogie Swerve embraces concepts such as transparency, resistance, resonance and disruption?breaking free from norms, liberating oneself from the constraints of oppression and stretching the boundaries of art institutions. At WIELS, Alexis Blake (b. 1981, US/NL) expands the scope of a live work into a performative exhibition that encapsulates its past iterations while slowly transforming the present one.
WIELS est l'une des plus d?importantes institutions d'art contemporain en Europe. Sans constituer de collection permanente, WIELS se consacre a la presentation et a la production d?expositions temporaires d?artistes nationaux et internationaux, aussi bien des talents emergents que des valeurs etablies.
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This is a reverse-engineering, made in 2016.
This hand is made without any motors, the fingers moves with help of some levers on the backside of the hand.
All credits goes to Barman76
Link to original model: www.flickr.com/photos/50191917@N06/20974181984/in/album-7...
This large fly was upside down on a branch and stayed long enough for me to snap a pic. Shot with a 24mm lens reversed on 3 extension tubes. The flash is mounted on a hinged hot shoe that allows the flash to lean out over the stack, a DIY snoot fires the light directly in front of the lens.
24mm reversed on extension tubes stack. Hinged hot shoe mount allows the flash to be leaned out over the lens, and a home made snoot.
Got my second Hitech Reverse Grad today.
Much better.
Huge, huge thanks go out to the people over at Teamwork.
Moses went through the filter and hand picked one for me.
Customer services to the max right there.
This ones much, much better.
Horizons pretty much dead straight, as it should be.
No scratches, just a bit of dust, as per anything that comes through my office.
Theres still a few flaws mind:
The actual gradient really favours the edges of the filter. Its much, much darker, possibly a quarter, maybe half a stop.
I don't think it should be too bad though.
Theres a bit of bleed on the edges; the dye seems to just run off onto the clear section, but its right at the edges, and hopefully won't be in shot.
I get the feeling there could be some magenta casts put out by this baby.
I had a flash behind some white paper, with the filter on top. When over exposing, it goes a lovely purple...
As I'll only be using it for sunsets and sunrises [if I ever wake up for one], it shouldn't be too much of a problem, but could be something to look out for if you get one.
*edit* Just tested against a plain wall in my office which isa sort of cream colour, DEFINITELY a lot of magenta in there... The gradded part of the wall's a sort of... raspberry colour...
Over all, I'm satisfied. Still not 100% on the quality, but I'm gonna keep hold of it.
I'm at least 200% satisfied with Teamwork though, for being absolutely stars when it came to replacing this.
Much love goes out to them.
Hitech... still not back in my goodbooks yet.
Gonna wait until I've taken some shots with it, the proof is in the pudding, as they say.
This shoot was inspired again by Linder's 'she she' series. However as my other shoots were mainly headshots, I decided to expand my inspiration, and do abstract full body shots in our home studio. There is no photo where you can see the full models' face, adding to the abstraction of the photos. I thoroughly enjoyed this shoot.
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On reverse:
Sonya
P. S. Hope this
helps you to
Remember me.
(watermark)
This paper manufactured by Kodak
Just for the record the reverse of the Alabtros card. Nothing special on it I think although I could read the word Flugplatz.
Card was posted (stamped) in Berlin on 27 September 1911.
Arriva Derby Solo 2537 shows the "reversing" display that comes up in the rear LED screen when reversing out of a bay at Derby Bus Station.
The front destination display also shows "Reversing" ; this arrangement seems to be common across the Arriva Derby fleet.
I say reversed only because I've never bothered to shot these falls - which are about 15' tall - from this side. It's always the other side. And I made a series of images from the "other" side yesterday but finally decided to wander over to the west side of the falls and see what's what...
Here's a shot from a previous visit: www.flickr.com/photos/wyoming_1/3514953400/. I think it's very interesting stylistically just how much I've grown to prefer warm earth tones... Quite a stark difference.
Lots of people wandering around the falls yesterday - it seemed like a miracle when there was no one walking though.