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"North Sketch Sequence"
By Jan van der Beugel
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Chatsworth House
Derbyshire, The United Kingdom
(October 10, 2022)
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Chatsworth House
Derbyshire, The United Kingdom
(October 10, 2022)
Sequence of game of children at a playground.
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June 30, 2004
I must have really annoyed Bob, because he was nowhere to be seen yesterday, not even in the Bar.
I took it as an opportunity to drivr down to Big River. I had taken some photos on my digital camera of the old Buick and put them onto my laptop. There was no internet link in Bear mountain, so I could'nt email the photos out to Jenny, or anyone else. I thought that I could get a few of them printed if there was a camera store in town, which there was.
They had said that they would have them ready for me today, so I'll have to find a time to go in and get them. No bother. The road from Bear Mountain to Big RIver was an excellent drive, with fantastic views, if a little windy with steep drop-offs.
When I had driven down yesterday I had noticed a sign to a lake with campsites, further up one of the tributaries to Big River. If I have time, I will have to check it out on my trip today.
Afternoon
I hadn't gone into Big River yet when I ran into Bob. He muttered some apology for not seeing me yesterday. He said he had some things he had to take care of.
This time Bob didn't seem to be interested in 'favours' of the whiskey kind. He seemed a better mood, though kind of distand nonetheless.
Bob said that he couldn't remember where he was up to in the story of the Buick. I reminded him that it was for sale because Doc Charleson was headed to Texas.
"Oh yeah, thats right. $450. Well, that was still a lot of money back then for a 9 year old car, so not many of the men at the mine would have it just lying around. It was obvious though, that a few of them were interested, and had, perhaps, gone and seen Daniel Marks."
"There was, however a young kid named Damien who thought he had a point to prove. He had seen that Bucik drive past next to every day for half his life. He knew that it was much more than a car - it was like a golden carriage, proclaiming that the occupants were a rung or three above those they drove past. he also knew that he wasn't the only person in town to think that. Any girl over 16 and under 30 thought that the car and its owner could be their ticket out of town and on to bigger and better things."
"Damien had his eye in particular on a girl in school, Ellen, two years younger than he was, but only a grade behind, on account of her smarts. She was also a looker too. Damien had finished school the summer before, and had taken a job running errands at the mine until he found something better to do. He knew that Ellen had the looks and brains to get a college guy, and that once she had finished school, she would want to see a wider world."
"Damien set his hearlt on getting that old Buick to prove that the wider world included a street-smart and fancy wheeled version of Damien."
I had to interupt - " Did he get the girl?"
"No, we're not up to that part yet. First he had to get the car. Cause he was too young to drink and didn't have a car of his own yet, Damien was able to save up most the money he made in the mine. Until now he didn't have anything particularly in mind, though a car was high on the list. He didn't have enough money yet, but after he had spoken with Daniel and agreed to take on a more arduous job in the mine, he agreed to let Damien buy the car and pay off the remaining owing as he worked."
"Well that kid was as happy as Larry. He almost spent his whole pay for the next week on gas, driving that Buick along just 'bout every road he knew. e also made sure he drove past Ellen's house about every half hou he wasn't at work just in case she was there to see and he could show off the car."
"And?" - I said.
"And, he did get to show of the car to Ellen. He asked her if she would like to take a drive out to the lake after school on Friday. She said that she thought that would be nice and that they could go swimming. Well, that earned another tankful of gas of driving around for the hell of it."
"And?" - I said again, not able to stop myself.
"Well, they went out to the lake, went swimming and all that. But once Damien thought his opportunity was there, adn tried to kiss her, she pulled away and said that she had met a Junior from State University at the icecream bar in Big River and that they had been going steady for a month now - not that people in town knew about it, and that she planned to go to State next year."
"Well that made Damien mad. He stormed off for about an hour, and walked around the lake to blow off some steam. Poor Ellen thought she might be stranded, and got changed and was wondering what to do next. Damien then came back and said that he would frive her back home. He also said it was 'just swell' that she was going to State, and he hoped she had 'fun - filling her head full of books'."
"So, then what happened?"
"With Ellen? Nothing. She went off to school and got married at the end of the year when her boyfriend graduated."
"And the car?"
"Well thats another story. Damien still had to pay off the remainder of the money to Daniel Marks, and he also spent much more than he had expected on gas. In the end had didn't really have the kind of income that the Buick deserved to keep it humming and in the ned he blew the motor due to a lack of mechanical care and maintenance."
"Oh shit!" - I said, not able to stop myself.
"Sorry. That came out wrong. Was he able to get it fixed?"
"Yes and no. Damien got it patched up a few times - but that proved to be expensive too. Damien wasn't a complete fool though, and knew the car still represented something to the people in the town, particularly the miners. So when he had had his fill of fixing the rotten thing, he parked it up again, by the rail ine to the mine advertising it for sale or for parts, knowing that someone may want to turn it into a hotrod in spite of the blown motor."
"So were there any takers?" I asked.
"Well, there was some interest, but mos of the miners knew that Damien hadn't taken good care of the Buick and that they would be better off spending their money somewhere else."
"So was that the ned of it? Did it just die there?"
"No. There is more to the story. But you will have to ask me tomorrow. I have someone I have to go and see."
"But I only have two more days here and then I have to go back home. I still need a plan to get the car down." I pleading, sounding a bit like a spoiled child.
"Well, you'd better think smart and come up with a plan you get your pretty car off that mountain."
And with that, he ambled off in his slow, mountain kind of a way.
No time to look at the lake I suppose. But I still want to go and get the photos and see if there is a recovery service of something that I can hire from Big River.
Number 17 in my numerical sequence photographic project.
I set out with the aim of placing all the cardinal number numbers on the Scrabble(r) board in order, such that Seventeen would be the best.
You can place One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six in numerical order, after that I found (and I may be wrong) that it becomes imossible due to the geometry of the words and lack of letter tiles in the official set.
Now to think up the next number... and the Scrabble version is used!
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Jack Russells on a race course. Because of their natural competitive spirit, the muzzels keep them focused on the race and not nipping at their opponents. It also keeps down the vet bills. My two dogs Kobe & Chase (L-R) are in the center positions.
Instructions: Create a color sequence & insert a mistake somewhere.
I planned to create a grand and obvious mistake, however fate intervened.
When I was drawing the colored lines, I made a mistake in the color series. Oops! So I went with the accidental mistake as opposed to creating an intentional mistake.
Can you see my mistake?
Artist: Richard Serra
2006
Weathered Steel
On loan from the Fisher Family
Photographed at Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California
Four seasons sequence in Belgium.
It is hard to find images of landscapes throughout the four seasons. Here you can enjoy the result of a full year of work: www.4seasons2enjoy.com
“Let’s Get to Work” is a stripped down animation. Only key frames are shown. There is no tweening. What is important in this brief work is the reflection that happens, not the motion.
I began this strip a few weeks after 9/11. Rather than a call to war, I felt a call to work, to build, was a better idea. Sometime in 2002 I stopped working on “Let’s Get to Work” and moved on to other projects. I came back to it from time to time, but never really finished it.
Then, Apple changed its operating system. A lot of my animated cartoon no longer worked. Finally, after 17 years, I came back again because I felt it might be of value during and after the ruinous presidency of Trump. There are better days ahead of us, so “Let’s Get to Work!”
The sequence of events went like this:
1. When I was photographing Timmy and Mergle a couple of weekends ago, I discovered that VHS cassettes were the perfect size and weight for both keeping my backdrop paper weighted down and for shimming up my slide projector.
2. I decided to purchase some old VHS cassettes at the Goodwill Outlet for this purpose.
3. I found a copy of "Renegades" starring Lou Diamond Phillips and a moustachioed Kiefer Southerland.
4. I decided I actually wanted to watch this movie.
5. A VCR was purchased and an event was created.
Unfortunately, of the four people who said they'd show up, only one (Cap'n Ed) actually did. Still, we had fun watching the movie and making fun of it throughout. It was the perfect sort of movie for the sort of movie night I had in mind.
After the movie finished and Cap'n Ed had left, though, Bridget got off work and came over and we watched a different movie together. Wasn't quite as good since it didn't take itself quite seriously enough to be properly made fun of, but it was still a really nice Movie Night Part II, and Bridget is prettier than Cap'n Ed, so she got to be my Picture of the Day.
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A combination of 8 different sequence shots with a total of 57 individual shots
taken in sandpoint idaho Mountain Bike-Jay Cobb Cliff Jumping left to right- Wyatt Hanan, Tyler Whalein, Patrick Orton, Wakeboard Chad Hecker Skiing Tyler Whalein and snowboarding Randal
Artist: Richard Serra
2006
Weathered Steel
On loan from the Fisher Family
Photographed at Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California
This pullover features a playful wintry colorwork sequence in the yoke followed by some easy stripes. It's worked top-down, seamlessly, including the pocket and the collar. Sizing in unisex, so that you and your man can be matchy during that upcoming ski vacation :) Shown in Plucky Knitter Scholar 2.0
The annular eclipse of 2005 October 3 taken in Zamora (Spain), versus the total solar eclipse of 2010 July 11, observed from the Hao atoll (French Polynesia). Both the sequences was taken with the same telephoto: 200 mm focal length, f/5.6, same solar filter (neutral density 5), same exposures: 1/15 of second every 5 minutes (begin of the sequences 15 minutes before time of maximum phase. Also the totality shot was 1/15, but without the filter!), same slide film: Kodak Elite 100 ISO.The only difference was the moon distance!
Sequins hand sewn in a sequence forming an all over embellished pattern. Perfect for a classic, elegant look in a garment or stole.
This looks good - Doctor Tweek can supply the parts for this synth -sequencer schematic. Bolt on some more goodies (like a delay) and this could be amazing.