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After work Drinking "Nomikai" Style. Tokyo, Japan 2017. Next in the series about spending free time in Japan.
Arts Alive Chalk Paintings are judged at 3 this afternoon. This sweet 16 year old wanted to leave her Edward Scissorhands and play with Benni. Several of the artists stopped work to get handshakes and high fives from Benni who knew not to step inside the blue outlined grids.
ARTIST ................ Attributed to EWOK; tagged by contributor DECK WGF
LOCATION .......... Myrtle Ave. @ Nostrand Ave., NW corner (Universal ................................Spring Co.)
.........................................Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, NYC
DATE: ....................Undetermined--probably ca. 2000
WORK TYPE ....... Mural; Graffiti
MATERIALS......... Spray paint and house paint; wide-tipped marker.
SUBJECT HEADINGS: Bedford-Stuyvesant; Murals; Street Art; Graffiti Art; Graffiti Kings; Cartoons--Commentary; Humor--Images; Characters--Graffiti Art; Mouths; Laughter; Assistance; Working Class; Unemployed; Work Ethic; Aggression
..................REFERENCES (Non-postable terms used as TAGS): Bed Stuy; Public Assistance, Welfare, Hostility
CATEGORIES: STREET ART; GRAFFITI ART; BODEGA/ STOREFRONT MURALS
NOTES: This mural, attributed by one source to Brooklyn graffiti artist Ewok, satirizes welfare, work, and blue-collar anger. Ironically, it appears over the entrance to the now-shuttered Universal Spring Co. It accompanies a neighboring 9-11 Mural (see next record) also tagged by Deck WGF, and the Universal Spring cartoon logo. The tag YNO- with crown may (or may not) be a tribute to Graffiti King YNOT.
Atkins office Aberdeen
Wifi photo straight off my phone, slightly edited in Avery on Flickr.
Terry Eve Photography (Including Moira) now available for Weddings, Graduations, Special Occasions, Children, Commercial, and Pet pictures in and around Scotland UK
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Sorry not been on much lately due to no camera still and looking for work.
Another from the archives
If anyone knows of any Project Management roles anywhere please pm me. I am looking for projects within water, data or GIS sectors. Will also consider any photography work once got camera.
Camera claim still ongoing as only just sent in the claim as had problems getting a damage report.
resta este sentimiento de la infancia arrancado
a pequeños absurdos, esta tonta capacidad
de reir sin motivos, este ridículo deseo de ser útil
y este coraje para comprometerse sin necesidad
Vinicius de Moraes
It's about as realistic as this picture...
Composite out of four images. No Child was in danger at any time (even though it may look otherwise...).
I said some weeks ago that I will be getting back to a more analogue way of doing things. This involved me lugging around( with smile on my face I might add) my Hasselblad and a 40mm lens. I did a series of lighthearted – lets call them snaps some years back I called @work. Just taken at work of people I could persuade to get in front of the camera. So this is a repeat of that. Anders is a much better photographer than me so I was pleased he didn’t mind me taking this shot of him during a break.
Camera : Hasselblad 203FE
Lens: Carl Zeiss Distagon 40mm f/4.0 CFE IF
Film: Kodak T-Max 400 asa at box speed.
Dev: 6.45 mins @20°C
Scan: Epson V700 Dry scan with better scanning.com holder
PP: LR and Niks
I'm bored, ... they work calmly ... and the train cuts through the landscape like a rocket! CLICK!!
Focus on the most interesting
or, look at a glance to the entire portfolio !
The siding at Jersey City was the next stop for BR401. I believe FOXY and Tomahawk Railway interchange cars here (or perhaps in Tomahawk proper). I thought they would grab cars off the siding and bring them to Bradley but they did considerable work as they reshuffled the cars. It was a pleasant evening to kick back and enjoy the music of an SD40-2 going about it's moves back and forth. March 28, 2024.
You know the day has ended for the cowboy when you see his saddle & boots on the ground, tucked and ready for the trailer.
The days of the old west seem to have been lost in the concrete jungles most folks work in, but seeing the tools of this cowboys trade tells you one thing - the day was long, the work, hard but the satisfaction of a job well done has been taken to heart.
Image can be licensed at: www.outdoorstudios.net
Used two SB800, one (left) on the ground with a LumiQuest softbox and the other (right) on a stand about 4ft off the ground with a +1ev TN-A1 Gel.
Here is a copy of what I started with: photos.outdoorstudios.net/Lighting-Setups/Lighting-Setup-...
See more images by Chris at: flickr.com/thepawproject