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This is a Risa solid electric soprano ukulele - perfect for silent practice on railway journeys obviously.
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Fuji Velvia 100
Cross Process
Fuji Chem
This was my first time processing Velvia in fuji chem. Really blows out the normal colors. Was at a rich man's house party and got bored waiting to leave. Someone left their uke on the expensive couch. I snagged a shot of some lights in the tree outside, with a twist of my hand. Tehn, I used my orange flash on the couch.
After not having an Aylesbury Uke Jam since way before Chritmas, it was nice to see everybody again and it was a fairly lively session
Vauxhall Movano
Attending the United Kingdom Rescue Organisation
Festival of Rescue 2021 Newcastle/Gateshead
September 2021
Skills SN10 UKE operating a National Express service through Chesterfield, 13/08/15
Photo courtesy of my son, Luke
Experiment. Formating the Formation Cards. On the desktop there are 8 formation cards with 60 index cards of Nov. 18 - Dec. 03.
Start from most left-hand-side. Adopt two simple movement,
- uke (受け) : follow, going horizontally ->
- hane (跳ね) : jump, new idea, going upward |
Interesting thing is the formation looks like exponential growth.
Best view with larger size.
My friend and flickr contact Matt Warnes has recently produced UKE - The UK's premier ukulele magazine.
I haven't seen anything like this at our local Barnes and Noble book stores, so its quite a treat to have. I just got it and from the short time I've spent in the magazine, I can tell its a quality piece from the artwork to the interesting articles.
Here it is appropriately displayed with my soprano and alto ukes.
Congrats on your new endeavor, Matt!
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Kodak Elite Chrome 200 iso
Cross Process
Kerrville Folk Festival. Went with Harmony to Kerrville. Stayed up till 6am and this is what I got. Raina Leigh rocking out on what I think is a sweet uke.
UKE 830X
Leyland Leopard/ECW B51 C49F
Preserved, ex Motts Travel, Stoke Mandeville
Oxford Bus Museum, 30 March 2002
New to East Kent
The Yellow Bus fleet included many Leopards with the less successful types of coach body developed for the National Bus Company, mostly Willowbrook 003s but also this ECW B51 acquired in 1991. Known by staff as 'Puke', it survived the sale of the commercial Yellow Bus operation to The Shires and was sold in 1998 to the Oxford Bus Museum. It had been bought primarily as a source of spares for a similar ex-Oxford coach and was also intended to be used as a playbus, but has long since left the museum.
Continuing my series of shooting TIP film in my Mamiya RB67.
It's amazing what an instrument like this does. It's easy to play, happy and you can grab it whenever. The fact that a crafted artisan in San Marcos made it out of cigar box just makes it novel.
Pulled out the 90mm lens tonight with my fresh batch of PX600. It's fun to shoot with film you aren't worried about a poor pod.
Mamiya RB67
90mm Sekor C lens
TIP PX600 Silver Shade UV+ Black Frame
I run a ukulele event with lots of ukulele players on board a heritage steam train and managed to get a couple of shots I liked amongst the musical madness!
For Valentine's we went to see Ingrid Michaelson perform live at the Aster here in Minneapolis. It was a small pop-up show where it was probably 50 people max, we sat about 10 feet from her for the whole show and it was great.
Afterwards I asked the Tour Manager if he could help me get Beca's Ukulele signed by Ingrid, and handed him the Uke and my silver sharpie. He replied "Yeah I think I can, that's kind of a big deal"
SX-70 | Expired Polaroid 779 (2004) | Minneapolis, MN | February 14th 2012
#5214 101/365 2024
a regular pub meet and a lot of fun (though everyone always looks miserable in photos!)
Day 17
Look what I got in the mail yesterday! A wonderful calendar full of Uke shots by our dear Flickr friend Matt. I can almost see the wellies splashing through the gelt! Thanks Matt! I'll hang this with pride in my studio.
If you don't follow Matt, check out his work on Flickr (Edenmatt) or follow his Uke biz on Facebook (The League of Ukulele Gentlemen) or his fantastic magazine, UKE Magazine.
And more importantly, this saved me from getting out my winter socks for a wonderful tribute to wool image.