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Oil on canvas, 50x60, 2007, framed version
Painted by me. Based on a Flickr photo from Yumi@bagdadcafe
Victor Brauner (1903 – 1966) was a Romanian painter and sculptor of the surrealist movement.
Alexander Calder (1898 – 1976), was an American sculptor known both for his innovative mobiles (kinetic sculptures powered by motors or air currents) that embrace chance in their aesthetic, his static "stabiles", and his monumental public sculptures.
Polymer clay paintings 15X21 cm
Just another frame from this clearly popular location as indicated by the assortment of well placed camera holes already pre cut in the fence!
After shooting at five locations on my chase north from Canaan Housatonic train NX12 has reached their northern destination of Pittsfield where they are running over two miles of trackage rights on CSXT's Berkshire Sub mainline to get to Pittsfield yard where they will drop their little train and switch out a large cut of interchange to take back south.
GP38-2s 2627 (originally a straight GP38 blt Jan 1971 as Penn Central 7916) and 2328 (blt in Feb 1966 as Illinois Central GP40 number 3011) have their six car train in tow on Main 1 of the old Boston and Albany at about MP QB 149.3 in this view looking west off Woodlawn Ave.
The four story brick structure in the background harkens back to Pittsfield of old having been built in 1850 and known as the Kellogg Steam Power Comoang building. This was not a traditional mill but was rather a 19th century version of an 'enterprise zone's to help seed start up businesses with space and steam power. Shoes, tack, silk, clocks and other goods were manufactured in it over the years and today the building which was renovated in 2001 houses a furniture dealer. After a bit of digging I found this cool article about it if you care to learn more: milltour.org/2014/07/19/kellogg-steam-power-company/
Also seen poking above the treetops to the left of the old brick building can be seen the steeple of the 1866 St. Joseph's Catholic Church that rrises 176 ft and is topped by a 9 ft gold cross. The largest church in Berkshire County it is known as the Mother Church of the Berkshires.
If you wish to learn about the history of the railroad in general please check out the long form caption with this shot on a different day:
And for more Housatonic shots be sure to check out my Housy album.
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Sunday December 5, 2021
Another version of the same portrait, as this raining entertain us with these treatments. What I leave here?.
Con la lluvia no cogemos la cámara... me volvere narcisista de tanto trastear fotos?. Pienso que todos debemos presentarnos aunque solo sea una vez., con cicatrices incluidas en este caso.
6x6 negative taken by Agfa Isolette II with yellow filter on Fomapan 400. Darkroom print on Fomabrom classic 131 FB paper, developed in Amaloco neutral tone developer. Short toning in Selenium 1+9 to enhance the Dmax.
Ghent, 2020
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Easton, Pennsylvania.... Lehigh Valley
Canal near the Delaware River...Handheld, while walking
Click here to see it larger: www.flickr.com/photos/26562546@N02/6386214289/sizes/o/in/...
This photo was re developed recently into digital oil paint, click here to see that version;
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This photo is also displayed at the official City of Easton, Pennsylvania website at: www.easton-pa.gov/
This was the other version I loved, from my stretching of my wings session with this sunflower volunteer.
Welche Komposition gefällt Dir besser?
Cual composición te gusta más?
Which xomposition do you prefer?
I took it yesterday when watching them playing the sand on the beach.
Got problem with my camera flash :(
it not working again, so i tried to catch the natural light before sunset.
Here the result after adjusted it to Gradient Map in photoshop.
*see the black and white
Printed on Ilford Multigrade IV, several month ago; toned in Adox selenium 1:25; Amaloco bleach 1:50; Amaloco T40 variable brown toner B 1+9 (no C additive)
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...pero esta no tiene nada de abstracto, es brillante... HEADLESS CROSS - Erik Grönwall (Black Sabbath Cover)
Una doble exposición un poco desenfrenada...
Urnieta, Basque Country, Spain.
Esto es un trabajo de clase, es una version del cuadro de picaso "Las señoritas del aviñón" aquí lo podeis ver:
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Confinement jour 35 / Lockdown day 35
En direct des studios de confinement
Rien à dire de nouveau aujourd'hui, donc pas de discours long et indigent comme une intervention présidentielle ou ministérielle...
En France, les politiques parlent (*) et, presque partout ailleurs, ils travaillent…
C'est même à ça qu'on les reconnait !
Et les citoyens responsables ne les écoutent plus depuis bien longtemps, et c'est tant mieux (on aura l'occasion d'en reparler avec les masques artisanaux multicolores du carnaval du 11 mai)
(*) toutes tendances confondues !
Plus ludique et moins déprimant, un petit commentaire sur la photo :
Reproduction en porcelaine et à échelle réduite (18 cm de haut) d'un masque de théâtre Nô japonais (Zô-onna, visage de femme) et boule à picots pour machine à laver.
Deux objets qui n'auraient jamais imaginé être associés un jour !
Le Coronavirus renverse définitivement toutes les idées reçues et perturbe sérieusement ma raison… ou ce qu'il en reste !…
Nota (Communiqué du professeur Raoult) : Le masque Nô ne protège pas des virus ! Dommage !
Bon confinement à tous et "Take care !"
Le journal complet du confinement et des chroniques de la guerre :