This doesn't fit on any of the other photography threads. Sort of an update on W Eugene Smith's 'Walk to Paradise Garden'

Very nice. I like how pillar and shrubbery form something akin to an in-camera vignette around the couple.

Field scabious Knautia arvensis

Who can guess where I was today?








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The_Metatron wrote:Who can guess where I was today?

The Pyongyang compound of captured imperialist aircraft.

But seriously...
Nice composition... I especially like the perspective in the first one.

Mike_L wrote:

The_Metatron wrote:Who can guess where I was today?

The Pyongyang compound of captured imperialist aircraft.

But seriously...
Nice composition... I especially like the perspective in the first one.

Thanks.

I didn't know they were there. I was at the base personnel office and I saw that T-tail poking up just on the other side of a row of pine trees.




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A splendid find, and well photographed.
During my one and only trip (so far) to the US in 1999, I had the pleasure of visiting the Seattle Museum of Flight... a very memorable treat. I still have the taketombo I bought at the curios shop.

Mike_L wrote:A splendid find, and well photographed.
During my one and only trip (so far) to the US in 1999, I had the pleasure of visiting the Seattle Museum of Flight... a very memorable treat. I still have the taketombo I bought at the curios shop.

You are very close. Very close.


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Is it the McChord Air Museum & Heritage Hill Air Park?

If I'm right, it's because I "cheated" ... 'Heritage Hill' can just be made out in the wrought-iron signpost in your first photo.

There's your huckleberry.


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Diary strips are back

Excellent, as always!
I've said it before and I'll say it again...
Your use of linear perspective is topnotch! The two-point perspective in the last panel (street scene) of the second strip is a particularly good example.
And there's a genuine sense of depth in the first two panels (play park) of 'Interrogation'.

183 cm? Darn, I'm just 178 cm.

Stages of Life

Interesting and lyrical.

Looks more like 190 going by the drawings ;)

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Stages of Life

Interesting and lyrical.

Thank you!

I'm having fun with these.

I'm getting a little behind though...

The Zen of Lego

So you're into 3D as well as 2D!

I Need to Sleep

I can identify with that!
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Super stuff!

Great stuff Def.
I can look at the faces of the kids in the classrooms you draw and see myself during Eikaiwa days.
The correcting homework panels reminded me of the famous meme of a kids test paper where the student had to change 'I live in Tokyo' to the past tense.
The student wrote 'I live in Edo'.

I've been away! I spent a few weeks in Vancouver, throwing off my schedule. I had a pretty terrible time there, and I'm getting the feeling that Western society might be pretty much fundamentally broken. The rich white people in Vancouver live in a white bubble, the poor white people hang out in the city strung out on heroin, there's garbage everywhere because nobody gives a fuck about the place they live, and yet I still think Canada is infinitely better than the shitshow to the south. I am honestly considering applying for Japanese nationality, so depressed and disappointed was I by this trip. 2017 will be one of those foundational years of my life. Anyway, comics....