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Idling the night away as the rear DPU for the mornings’s westbound 121, CP 7010 is seen resting at Siberia on Eastern Maine Railways mainline. Depending on train length, and if Irving will be running any trains in the morning before 121 departs, we will often shove our 121 across the bridge at Brownville Junction over to Siberia in order to facilitate an easy recrew, as well as not having to pull the train through the yard to depart.
I loved the way the treasured the old typewriter machine.....
Taken inside a Cologne restaurant in Germany
classic motel signage along US 395 in the eastern sierras.
vintage polaroid SX-70 camera electronically modified to shoot 600 series film, impossible project B&W generation 2.0 beta test film. scan: epson V750. exif tags: filmtagger.
The façades of the AC Bella Sky Hotel dominates the Ørestad district in Copenhagen. The angled walls seem to convey abstract messages as its shapes remind of a graphical script.
When a young woman walked by with a baby, the movement is also echoed in these letter like shapes. The building was designed by 3XN Architects.
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I had to squeeze in a very tight spot to get this view... I was not even sure if this shot came out or not. After processing, I was bit surprised to see all the hues of red...
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Newsprint boxcar CP 80821 is seen preserved at Exporail, with a script 'Canadian Pacific' partly visible underneath the multimark. These boxcars were still seen in the Montreal area in the 2005-2010 period.
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(Explore in/out, 7/5/2103) The Written Room by Parastou Forouhar was part of the 7th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art at Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Drawing on the vast reservoir of Persian culture, Parastou Forouhar’s graceful imagery, exquisite patterns and elegant calligraphic installations often cloak experiences of pain and dislocation. In her ‘Written Room’ series, Forouhar covers the surfaces of gallery spaces with soft, rhythmic lines of Farsi script, recording memories, names and fragments of words. The writing loses its linguistic function, and the meanings of the words become secondary to their forms. The script comes alive in a play of colour, line and shape, its lyrical beauty complemented by the movements of gallery visitors, for whom Forouhar’s installations become a stage. Though the literal sense of the fragmented texts might be obscure, even to those familiar with the script, the movement of people through the space ensures that hints of its intimacy and power are retained. (Source: www.qagoma.qld.gov.au )
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Looking across at the parge panels of flowing Mongollian script from the wooden bench in the Ancient Asian Artifacts room at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Not surprisingly the Mongollian script is very similar to ancient Chinese script.
