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What the soul knows is often unknown to a person who has a soul.
We are infinitely more than we think.
~ Kahlil Gibran ~
Kunstwerk uit de tentoonstelling Kunst in de Kerk in de Begijnhofkerk te Tongeren.
CVO 2 ~ Reportage
Have a great weekend!!
Bedford SB5 - Duple Bella Vega C41F
New to JM Coaches , London N7 during February-1963
Another one from my Query / unknown file . Who is it running with at date of shot .
From my purchased print collection , date of shot and location unknown
A reflection from under a staircase on a ferry to one of the two Îles de Lérins that overlook the bay of Cannes. Today we have a confidence of travel and look back to a coast with a casual interest. On board, the excitement of young children mixes with holiday snaps chutter and quiet passivity. For the great journeys of man ; into Australia 60,000 ybp, over to the British Isles 7,000 ybp, across to the Pacific Islands 1,200 AD..., more travelers would have looked back with an emotional weight of life itself. A heady mix of both optimism and dread. There is a quality to this 'game of light' shot that may, by chance, serve to illustrate this ancient sentiment of man and the sea...
AJ
A found negative - St Helens, Lancashire area.
A scan from a glass negative of an unknown Edwardian(?) marriage. Location unknown, but probably south-west Lancashire. An informal sort of setting with boxes of candles visible upper left! Maybe a pub yard?
Close up of a lucky gentleman playing chess with five wispering women.
Do you know who the artist is?
EQ: 5D, 50mm
Well not quite. She asked me only your name not be published. photographed in downtown Hamburg at 50mm focal length. For me the perfect focal length, when it comes to street portraits.
Regards
Markus
Take in my garden in Wigan, Lancs., I have no idea what species this is. Its body was approx. 5-6mm long and it was lurking in a tiny hole in a leaf. It looked dark grey until I looked through my camera with my Sigma 105mm macro lens attached. How wrong I was!
Taken in Cloud Wood, Northwest Leicestershire, on our last visit of the year.
If anyone knows what it is please let me know, thanks in advance.
Feb 08, 2010 17:31
Camera Color Mode: Sunset
Color Temperature: 7600°K
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/20.0
Focal Length: 24 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: -0.7 EV
I call this unknown because this truck is positioned right as you drive through a small town of Texas , Zavalla and even though it has a sidewalk to walk around it and fence to make a statement it has no statement , no info no nothing about it ..I suppose the town people that have lived there for generations know whos truck that belonged to but I sure don't ..To top this off I looked up Zavalla and this is what it gave me on Wikipedia..This man the town was named after was signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence who served as the first Vice-President of the Republic of Texas.Who knew, you live and you learn. Well the name of the town was named after him.I am still like going what is this truck about ????
A moss and lichen-covered tombstone in Riverside Cemetery in Trumbull, Connecticut. It's a small graveyard with tombstones dated primarily in the early to mid-1800's. Many of the surnames are names of streets and places in the community. Unfortunately the name on this marker is no longer visible.
Pentax K-3 - SMC Pentax DA 55-300mm F4-5.8ED
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