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1961 GOMZ Leningrad camera, 50mm f/2 Jupiter 8 and Rollei Retro 400S, developed in Kodak HC-110 dilution H for 13 minutes.
Up against caution signals, the Rail Motor Society's two-car diesel makes its way slowly north through Rhodes in light rain after a weekend charter around the Goods Lines, SSFL and Short South.
068694 16 Feb 2014
Two beautiful horses at Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, MA, taking a break between giving sleigh rides ("dashing through the snow, in a two horse open sleigh...").
Another shot from a great photowalk with Larry White, Dennis Wilkinson, Katie Marino and Eric Ouellette.
Last Wednesday was Casey + I's two year anniversary. One of my surprises for him was to fill his room with dozens of red balloons attached with polaroids of us. On the polaroids, I wrote a memory associated with when we took the picture. I really hate when people say this, but it feels really nice to be dating my best friend. Love you, case.
Sorry I've been so absent, flickr friends. But I have a good excuse. 1) work is about to get super-duper intense, so I was trying to enjoy my last week of 9-5 for about the next month and (2) I was preparing for A PUPPY. Jonathan & I are going to pick him up from the rescue place this afternoon, I'm way excited. But first, I had to bake 4 dozen cupcakes for work. Busy day!
I wanted to take a picture of my two fairy girls together, and also capture their adrable ears.
Flora is more a fairy of light, while Elva is a more handy fairy, she helps out with things and isn's afraid to get her hands dirty:)
Two Canadian made trains awaiting delivery at the Amtrack faciity in Beech Grove, Indiana (Indianapolis). And don't these engines look a bit like Bottlenose Whales?
It is our Hyper-modern modus operandi to rush forward at breakneck speed. It seems though that we are only rushing forward from a moment to a moment. Seems to me that if we had knowledge of more than the last moment, and concern for more than the next moment, perhaps we’d slow down a few knots and actually experience the present moment with a bit more intentionality.
To seize the moment doesn’t mean to seize this moment, but rather to seize the next, and of course, you’ve got to be first there to claim it as your own. So we press on, ever faster, ever greedier, without the slightest care about what lies ahead.
I truly believe that when we get there before we’re supposed to, it is not the same as it would have been had we arrived on time.
THE FIN PROJECT: FROM SWORDS INTO PLOWSHARES
A Sculpture by John T. Young 1998
The artwork uses 22 fins placed at various angles and heights (ranging from four feet to twelve feet), and traverse about 500 feet in length. The work is located in Magnuson Park at Sand Point in Seattle. Magnuson Park has particular resonance as a site due to the former U.S. Navy Base at Sand Point which recently became a Seattle Park. Sited there, the artwork serves as a positive historic monument of the Navy's involvement on the site. This artwork is also one of the first memorials in the United States to honor those men and women who served our country during the Cold War.
Magnuson Park
Seattle, WA
Sony A7II
Mamiya Sekor 50mm f:2
Fotodiox M42-NEX Adapter
"Viaggiare, per i giovani, è una parte dell'educazione, per i vecchi una parte dell'esperienza."
Francis Bacon
Was too busy adjusting after a move, my day job, and family responsibilities to take my camera out lately. Here's a shot of two seagulls on a handrail at a pier in Olympia, WA.
Crystal Evening Moscow
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Lit by two anglepoise lamps, photographed on medium format Fuji Reala colour film then converted to mono in GIMP.
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Two lovers cycling ... (Didier Tronchet).
The installation has been made with recycled materials by the Green Management Service of Turin City.
A netsuke is a small sculptural object used in Japan over more than three hundred years. Netsuke initially served both functional and aesthetic purposes. The traditional form of Japanese dress, the kimono, had no pockets. Women would tuck small personal items into their sleeves, but men suspended their tobacco pouches, pipes, purses, writing implements, and other items of daily use on a silk cord passed behind their obi(sash). These hanging objects are called sagemono. The netsuke was attached to the other end of the cord preventing the cord from slipping through the obi.