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In Brockhampton church, Herefordshire, which was built in 1906 and the lantern probably dates from then.
I'm not in the mood to listen to Interpol right now to give this a title that fits the rest of the set.
また新たな日を迎えることができるという幸せ．
Fortunate I am to welcome a new day.
Some ways to help Japan:
Amazon (American Red Cross)
PayPal (You can choose which nonprofit you donate to. Several options there.)
Google (You can choose from Japanese Red Cross Society, UNICEF, and Save the Children.)
Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LX5
- A little experiment with the Split-Toning in Lightroom to give it a bit of a film/retro look.
'The Matthew' was the boat that John Cabot (an Italian Navigator), who in 1497 sailed from Bristol and (re-) discovered North America mainland since the Vikings. He is believed to have made landfall on the island of Newfoundland.
The 'New Matthew' was built to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Cabot's voyage, and was used to reconstruct Cabot's orginal voyage; sailing into port Bonavista, Newfoundland on 24 June 1997.
Find-out more information about 'The Matthew' below:
I mentioned in my past life I was a skate photographer. Well the local skateshop in San Diego, where I used to attend school, recently asked to use some photos for their upcoming event flyer. I was happy to help and didn't really expect anything except some photo credits. To my surpise they sent me a complete longboard in the mail today! This is dedicated to the greatest skateshop in all the land!
P.S. This photo really shines when viewed in full screen! The skateboard graphic is so intricate. So press that "L" button on your keyboard :)
Reggie Ballesteros Photography:
My most recent Leading Questions addition features Portland guitarist, Dan Balmer. Dan is an amazing player and his interview shows a very thoughtful, insightful artist:
I couldn't resist these two reflected in the train window.
This isn't my best technique-wise (honestly, you really shouldn't look at this on any screen bigger than a phone) but this is definitely a keeper for that movie I'll never make.
Model: Che Larracuente
Photographer: Don Harris
Don Harris Photographics, LLC
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A split-toned cyanotype, using sodium carbonate (washing soda). Printed from a digital negative on vellum.
Weekend Camping getaway.
Smoky Mountain Christian Camp
Tellico Plains, Tennessee
Saturday, June 6th, 2020
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