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A c. 1904-05 photo of Jasper Johns’s father seated on his father’s lap. His mother Evelina died in 1906, and Grandpa Johns remarried in 1911. The artist, who lived with these grandparents, used this picture in works beginning in 1994. While re-reading this post about Jasper Johns’s use of an old family photo in a series of prints in the 1990s, I thought I’d look up his grandparents on familysearch.org. It turns out the grandmother in the photo, Johns’s father’s mother, Evelina, died soon after…

Dedicated Photography Time with Daniel! 🙌 We visited two Halden today, so I will split the photos into two posts. This first one from Halde Rheinpreußen. No rain, just a very dark and moody sky, exactly how I like it – at least when it comes to my photography. Glad I decided to bring my long lens – the view from both locations was quite spectacular. 👉 View 9 more images

Another tough topic. I talked about birds in my Gangly entry, and I’m even more convinced that Inktober would be a great challenge for bird photographers. I’m writing this while sitting on the toilet, as one does. I’m facing the small wall of art in my toilets. There is a flightless raven on this wall, as it turns out, a photo of a curious bird stepping closer to the large camera it wants to inspect. (Buy the book!) The flightless bird (and more). Now I want to give you a tour of my toilet art…

A giant grain elevator rises over its surroundings in Fort Worth, Texas. The post A Lot of Silos in Cowtown appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.

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Since my birthday is coming up next month, I’ve been thinking about how to answer the inevitable question: “What would you like for your birthday?”I think I’ve found my answer for this year: “One single mug handmade by a local artist.”

Marcel Duchamp, étant donnés stereoscope views, and related objects at the PMA, : Wayne Bremser greg.org hero and Duchamp Philadelphia advance team leader Wayne Bremser has excellent photos of the exhibition, and a deepfield, multidimensional look into Duchamp’s experiments with stereoscopic vision, which culminates in a set of handmade stereographs of Étant donnés the artist kept in a Dom Pérignon gift box. Which is in the exhibition. Previously, related: Los Ladrillos de Étant donnés, the…

Evening on Downtown Galveston, Texas. The post Island Cityscape appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.

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291/365 Frost flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license Today’s TDC says Take a moment to observe nature and write a haiku inspired by your experience. Here’s mine Frost on the garden Like icing on a cupcake Shining in the sun

If you are planning on doing some India travel as a tourist then the likelihood is that at some point during your stay you will find yourself at the Taj Mahal. This glorious white marble mausoleum located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh remains one of the country’s sites that simply should not be missed. Yet in this vast subcontinent there are hundreds of other places that could crown a visit for one reason or another. They may be less well known than the mausoleum built by Shah Jahan but they linger in…

RSPB Lochwinnoch flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license

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And a few more photos of the rest….. Swillybegs (O-21) is an exhibition regular, but always worth another looks as a lovely model of a slice of County Donegal. Loughborough Midland (OO). Northleach (P4). Corsham (N). Brixcombe (P4).

(LLMs were used to help organize and translate this post) A photography collection Slow Motion explores the transformation of movement into abstraction through long exposures and techniques such as the use of neutral density (ND) filters. By allowing time to accumulate within a single exposure, moving elements become blurred forms, often set against still backgrounds or anchored by objects that retain their definition. The result is a different way of seeing reality. In waterscapes, movement…

(LLMs were used to help organize and translate this post) A photography collection Natural Born Beauty is perhaps the most traditional collection in my photography portfolio, exploring the beauty of the natural world through landscapes, textures, and natural scenes. I've never felt particularly successful at capturing the kind of dramatic, sweeping landscapes that traditionally define landscape photography. Instead, I've often found myself drawn to narrower scenes, more intimate compositions,…

(LLMs were used to help organize and translate this post) A photography collection Light and Shadow explores the ephemeral scenes created when light and darkness interact with the world around us. Shadows and beams of light become more than simple variations in illumination: they create shapes, objects, and patterns that seem to emerge from the scene itself. What fascinates me about this approach is its fleeting nature. These shapes and patterns may appear or disappear in the next second,…

(LLMs were used to help organize and translate this post) A photography collection Beauty in the Beast explores the aesthetics of decay in urban and industrial environments. Abandoned buildings, forgotten objects, and the gradual degradation of things are recurring subjects, offering a different perspective on places and objects that are often overlooked or considered ugly. There's something fascinating about the way entropy reshapes our surroundings. As things deteriorate, layers emerge,…

Studio Anatolik has resurrected a piece of Olympic design history—the Lithuanian national team uniform Issey Miyake originally created for the 1992 Barcelona Games. The original commission came at a charged moment: Lithuania had just regained independence, and Miyake's designs were captured in promotional imagery shot by Irving Penn. An image of the uniform sat in Anatolik's reference archive for years before the studio began reconstructing it in 2018, revisiting the project through its own…

Bergamot, Tobacco, Ginger, & VetiverI went into this one expecting a Creed clone, and I wasn't disappointed. Club de Nuit Iconic, released in 2022, hit the usual YouTube and TikTok review scene as a supposed clone of Bleu de Chanel. Countless broccoli heads and fragbros made the comparison, not because they truly believed it, but because it's what everyone else was saying. Having owned

Jasper Johns, A Cartoon for Tanya, 1972, lithograph on Suzuki paper, 25 x 37 in., ed. 10+ 3AP +2PP + some other proofs, this ed. 3/10 was a gift of the Daytons to the Walker An unrelated search just took me back to David Zwirner’s show from January of ULAE prints, and how have I been looking all this time and never noticed this wack Jasper Johns lithograph? A Cartoon for Tanya, 1972, is just what it says on the label, including a thought bubble, sightlines, and plot. Our main character is seen…

You know when you're going to go out for a walk, and you dress to match the light and the colour of the sea? Takes some planning, that.133 words · 4 images

Art Deco Tool Chest. Highly original compact tool chest with shaped drawer fronts, handmade pulls, original first coat deep green paint. 18 inches tall and 14 inches deep. Side pieces are drilled for hanging tools. Sculptural and eccentric at the same time. Circa 1920 - 1940. Shows sophisticated style as it retains the folky made-do appearance of a handmade piece. Worth waking up on a Saturday morning to find!

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The sign of the historic Plaza Theatre in Downtown Durant, Oklahoma. The post Plaza Noir appeared first on 75CentralPhotography.

📷 273/365 - Vintage decoration

Back to work on Monday, so no real excuse to not post something! Easing back into it with a simple one, a few Beffoid figures, from France, they're French, you know! Gets them in the Tag list!Mainlanders, with two of the Alpine troops (I think, I''ve got it wrong in the past!), in berets, on the left, actually the same pose, with a later, stable polystyrene damaged on the left, and a complete,