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finding transparency through manipulation of fabric and paper layered with photographs
28x10cm, stab bound book
Un ultimo scatto, ma tornerò.
Questo luogo è in continuo mutamento.
Grazie per la visione.
Stefano Paradossi
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Boarding the tiny ferry boat on the former Assens to Aerosund service, over the Little Belt, linking the island of Funen with Jutland 8/8/1962.
Day 11 - Cycling from Odense to Aabenraa, on my second continental cycling tour, through Denmark, Sweden and Schleswig Holstein, Germany.
Film: Kodachrome transparency.
Camera: Edixa-Mat Flex S
Scanner: Epson V800/Epson Scan software.
Kunstmuseum The Hague NL houses one of the finest collections of glass in the Netherlands. The collection includes late twentieth-century glass art from the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
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1.dec. 2010 - 657 / 105 / 345 / 1 gallery
HAVE A LOVELY START INTO THE WINTER SEASON !
- its white outside ,snow+ the cold wind from the east is blowing...brr ..and inside
my white cyclamen.. i am so proud to get this one blooming again this year !
i love the angel- or butterfly like petals or robe of this plant so much.
elaborazione da originale a colori.
fiera di roma, roma.
lazio-Italia-
Si prega di non utilizzare questa immagine su siti, blog o altri mezzi senza il mio esplicito consenso.
© Tutti i diritti riservati.
Narcissi and daffodils in the orchard at Acorn Bank Garden, Temple Sowerby, Cumbria. Camera handheld, exposure 1/5 sec, intentional camera movement.
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By the spring of 1984 the pressure of a young family considerably curtailed my railway photography. Another aspect that also suffered was my record keeping of what I had actually taken and here is a case in point, Agfacolour CT18 transparency of a Class 31 in platform 6 at Derby. The transparency mount has a date of February 1984 stamped on it so dating the shot to probably early 1984.
Any suggestions as to the identity of the Class 31 gratefully received.
It would appear that this is 31308 (see comments below).
Whilst looking for something else today (28th January 2025) I came across an old notebook detailing work related things I had been looking at on various trackside visits around 1982 – 1984. On flipping through the notebook full of signalling notes, circuit details, location profiles etc I suddenly came across a page recording the details of a roll of Kodachrome 64 film taken in the autumn of 1984 and therefore can now date this photograph as being taken on the 12th May 1983 and confirm the Class 31 is 31308,
Canon AT1, Agfaclour CT18
When those concerned, are allowed to observe all the underlying issues, it leads to honesty, on this, the thirteenth day of August, 2011.
Best viewed Original size.
One of the early uses of an Intercity 125 train at Manchester Piccadily on what was to become a "Cross Country" working, saw Western Region power cars 43131 & 43019 in charge of the 16:42 service to Plymouth - 17/07/1984.
© 2014 - 53A Models of Hull Collection. Scanned from the original 35mm colour transparency; photographed by the late David R Vickers.
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“Is it possible, in the final analysis, for one human being to achieve perfect understanding of another?
We can invest enormous time and energy in serious efforts to know another person, but in the end, how close can we come to that person's essence? We convince ourselves that we know the other person well, but do we really know anything important about anyone?” Haruki Murakami, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle