Theatre cat.

That's was taken yesterday afternoon in an alley here in Columbia, Mo.

Nice pictures, Hasa. are you going to write that story in words too? Could be interesting...

Dog for sale.

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Originally posted by gutze:
Nice pictures, Hasa. are you going to write that story in words too? Could be interesting...

Thank you.

Basically the same story.

#1 is the wardrobe of the artists/owners of the theater.

#2 I liked those little ashtrays (just the look as they are highly impractical). I took the picture during the aftershow party. I pushed the stuff on the table around a bit, rolled a new cigarette, took a book from the shelf behind me to steady the cam (note my reflection in the ashtray) and the shot came out exactly like I wanted it.

#3 There where candles all over the place. Liked the reflection in the window and the warm light. I braced myself and the camera like a sniper his rifle to keep it steady (the camera is damn slow).

#4 Mirror in the 'conservatory' of the theatre. The light is just like it was there.

I like these shots the most of the 60+ I took this weekend and posted them here instead of drowning them in 'saturday/sunday'.

progress

Or: Where I went for Mother's Day Tea.

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these photos are from an art piece in the entrance/cafe of the tramway on saturday night. i caught her as she returned to her base point, having just clumped through the cafe with big red shoes on - in the second image, because she was moving and i wasn't using a flash you can see her returning, standing, and bending to take the shoes off.




the other week i posted a strange image i spotted on the side of a chinese restaurant, which LN pointed out was the symbols for glasgow, these two images are from a bus shelter on saturday night, they show the same symbols in their contemporary form - the tree, bell, fish and bird:



this was beside the bus shelter

Coupla more landscapes from my 23 account.

Excellent material as always Ed. Especially her...
plus the last one are my favorites.

martin:

I'm lovin' it.

Mooooooossse...

Great stuff ednothing. I take it you have some of your shots in stock photo sites?

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I'm lovin' it.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

I especially like the subtext of the wheelbarrow vs. the construction site.

One man's work vs. a society's work.

Yep. The evidence of activity in the foreground mirroring the evidence of activity in the background, and vice versa.

Nice.

Nevermind the fact that the wheelbarrow holds a croquet set...

Doh! It looked like kindling, you devious bastard.

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Originally posted by martin:
Nevermind the fact that the wheelbarrow holds a croquet set...

Well in that case you really fucked up, didn't you!

_{This is a small trinket my brother has hanging behind the rear-view mirror of his car.
It's a small blue cow. You squeeze it and it goes moooooo!}

Mooo!