Chevrolet Bel Air

Chevrolet Belair 1961, No. 1

A 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air four door sedan is shown in this 'relaxed view' stereogram.  It has a black top paint, metallic orange side paint, and Keystone custom wheels.

Chevrolet Bel Air 1961, No. 2

Another 'relaxed view', taken from a different angle, of the 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan.

Daffodils in the snow

Daffodils in the snow, No. 1

Daffodils in the snow, No. 2

Not much else to add, except that the snow melted by the afternoon.  Those two photos were taken in mid morning, when the sun had come out.

Daffodils in the snow, No. 3

Early in the morning, it was still cloudy.  The daffodils were covered by the snow.

Sewer cover

More street beneath our feet.

Sewer cover, No. 1

A partially submerged sewer cover emerges from a puddle of water.


p.s.  Yes, you are correct.  This is the third time a photo of this sewer cover has been posted.  This one stays.

Bicycles chained

Bicycle pile, No. 1

This pile of bicycles, there chained forever, doomed to immortality.  Some day they will be set free, but by who?  Who will be their hero, their liberator, their emancipator?

Bicycle pile, No. 2

Another time, another relaxed view 3d stereograph of the bicycle pile.  There a few new additions, but mostly, it is the same residents.

Lights on a wall, part 2

Gallery lights on a the wall

An odd midstep in the process of manipulating gallery lighting imagery.

Lights on a wall

Gallery lighting on wall and floor

The gallery lighting and wall colors and the subsequent light and shadow were all more interesting than what was being shown.  

This allowed for further experimentation with image manipulation.
 

Light and shadow manipulation

 Those results offer possibilities for thought and reflection.

Tiles from blends

Tiles

A pleasing blend of colors is manipulated to create a tiling that is its own.  Stained glass, mosaic tiles, ceramic tiles, color printed on clear - any medium that could be right.

Defeat beneath the street

Sewer, 1961

Any way you look at it, this sewer cover (manhole cover, depending on where you live) is from 1961.

This is the first in the series that explores the street beneath our feet, the feat beneath the street.