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Took this from a window at The Standard Apartments in Baltimore... it reminds me of those screen paintings typical of this city.
Yankee fans go nuts as they find themselves on the big screen while the most enthusiastic police officer in New York keeps a watchful eye on deep left field.
Wild fennel at the marina.
It's pretty in a way, but it is an invasive non-native that took over here ages ago, having come to the California Bay Area with the first European settlers (probably) 150 years ago. If you walk in nature parks here, you come to terms with it!
working on a sneak peek for a client today. I try to get one shot for them to see from each set-up so they can make a selection right after the session for their birth announcement. Got all but 2 set-ups on screen and hopefully they will pick my favorites for their card... although that doesn't happen often. Tracy came prepared for this session... 2 new hats, a new cocoon wrap (which we haven't done in a long while), and a cool screen for the background of the hanging shot. Love her craftiness! We've had so many great sessions lately, but keeping many as surprises for the next book!
Oh and loving my iMac... so fun and fast to edit on. Why I was so slow to switch from PC I don't know... just too busy I guess.
And we have a few spots left in the October class... newborn class details
Quiet, peaceful. I've always enjoyed sitting in them during the early morning. This one is a friend's backyard screen house in Buzzard's Bay, Cape Cod
taken on video from the bus on the way to Ayacucho en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayacucho
(the Altitude, Latitude and Longitude shown by I.Phone is from a little further up the road. 4490m = 14731 feet
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One of the screens in the room dedicated to how Fellini did his artificial oceans, seen in films such as Casanova & Amarcord. This is a scene from 8 1/2
Nikon F4. Nikkor 50mm F1.2 lens. Bergger Pancro 400 35mm B&W film.
I have no TV, big screen or otherwise. For me, living on the edge of the high desert, television is only available through cable, a luxury that I can do without. I do, however, have a natural “big screen,” this large framed opening over the horse corral gates. Each evening, during the late feeding, I'm able to enjoy the splendor of the day's sunset, framed in the aperture, and to gather, from the presence or absence of clouds, an inkling of the next day's weather. I like to think of it as my own personal Weather Channel :-)
Camera: Pentax Spotmatic SP (1964-1976, with Super-Takumar 55mm f/1.8 lens).
Film: 35mm 100 ISO Arista.edu Ultra, developed in Arista Liquid Developer for 6:30 minutes @ 70 degrees, and scanned with an Epson V600 scanner.
Videomapping Insatallation - Screen & rubber strab by Genelabo with Rhythm Section @ Istanbul Art Fair - Tüyap - 2018
No talk these days. No smiles anymore. No conversation.
It's all screens. Screens and then screens and then screens.
And screens inside screens. Like mine when I took this shot.
And now screens inside a screen inside another screen. Yours.