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Sunday, June 12th 2005

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Lili: Elaine, A quick-shallow search using "photographic technique contact fabric" didn't yield. But the technique rings a faint bell for me - am trying to recall - my recall is often slow but accurate. Lili

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

Lili: Dogs and other quadrupeds (etc) are "designed" to deal with microbes and "little critters" that our digestive systems don't tend to deal with very well - I was referring to microbes etc. They just lap it up - used to have approx. 18 cats and I spent alot of time studying their...

in response to Acton\'s Lock

elaine: i can't remember the name of it offhand but there was a kind of photographic techmique which was used i think in victorian times which was beautiful - blue and white. it was a kind of photosensitive emulsion which they would paint onto fabric and then they would put complicated...

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

Lili: Elaine, thanks. check this link: http://users.rcn.com/stewoody/quote.htm When I was a "munchkin" Dad showed me how to build the pinhole cam. I'd love to know the name of the artist, if and when you recall. I often wonder about discoveries made in 'pre-history times' re tech that we see as recent. Example; was photosensitivity of materials...

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

elaine: fab. god, that yellow is acid

in response to Tasty Place

elaine: i don't think andrea has swam radio yet, but most of the dogs i know go in for a dip. there are places where they can get in and out easily which were put there for the horses that used to pull the barges - it seems that where they...

in response to Acton\'s Lock

Lili : That's "dialogue".

in response to Chips for Lunch

Lili: Cool dialouge. Frickin tossed salad !

in response to Chips for Lunch

Lili: Strange and beautiful Elaine. Nice iron members on the 'lock'. Tell that puppy not to drink the water !

in response to Acton\'s Lock

elaine: oh, ta! but that is just how it struck me. even in winter when i was there LA was kind of dusty and sandy coloured and had a hot, busy, vibe, a lot like london in the summer. that's just how i remembered it, so this picture really struck me

in response to Downtown Los Angeles

Lili: The old goose has one heck of a tongue and good Gung Fu.

in response to crow vs. goose

elaine: i know! really. these are great, i like the insouisance of your way of photographing people, very mellow

in response to Noise of Manhattan

elaine: you can make a pinhole camera with any room - camera means room, as it happens. What you need, though, is there to be only one source of light. if you want to try it i would start small, with boxes and cans, then straight to the darkroom. you could...

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

jeeff: that's some impressive belly in the first shot. it's like it has a life of its own.

in response to Noise of Manhattan

dahumboldtmami: i've lived in humboldt park all my life and all i can say is dat i've been through good and bad times over here and that i've seen deaths and more. We need 2 end da violence cuz we want da kids 2 grow up and make this place a...

in response to Humboldt Park

Blackaricanmami_05: Humboldt park is a good azz neighboorhood i lived there all my life and i still live there .The puerto Rican Parade is coming up,I cant wait.I am puerto rican and black and i speak spanish and english.

in response to Humboldt Park

stillseeingred: hahahaha, thats all I was thinking when I posted that shot.

in response to high speed chase

Lili: Da Vinci apparently made 'pinhole' projectors for some of his work by using a darkened room. Did they use film - pretty big sheet ?

in response to San Francisco, from the Coastal Trail in the Marin Headlands

Lili: In a certain way the photos, the description and the comments make me think of how the values of those who control large material interests, such as money or realestate, are often, it appears, not balanced; makes me think of one of John Carpenter's (sp?) early flicks called "Dark Star". In...

in response to Long Time Gone

Lili: "like swimming pool meets japanese flower arranging" - masterful comment - excellent photo - thank you all.

in response to Downtown Los Angeles

Lili: Vivarin where in LA were these taken ? I keep trying to place it. Excellent photos - thank you.

in response to Night in L.A.

Lili: Nice dexterity, the angle of the wrist and arm appears difficult.

in response to Jesus Saves

BZZZP: that's some hot crack. maybe she was trying to fence it and the deal went sour.

in response to high speed chase

nb: in the last picture, i see an ass crack.

in response to high speed chase

sageo: old skool is right biz markie niggas

in response to Oldschool NYC

sageo: he was also a president,,, fuck him the south will rise again!!!

in response to Who\'s Burried in Grant\'s Tomb?

BZZZP: find some good countrynoise. make the city cousins weep & all that. haute.

in response to Another Ghost

CoCo County Block Mobster: Thanks for the information.

in response to Graf Trux 1: San Francisco

TREY SIX MAFIA 707: FUCK-A-SKERT. SKERT IS LOCKED UP YOU IDIOTS. HE GOT BAGGED HARD ROBBING SOME CRACK DEALER OR SOME SHIT IN THA T.L. HE WONT SEE A COMPUTER FOR A FEW YEARS! PWC MOB NOR707 ALLENDALE BIATCH! OUT~

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