2ND CURTAIN

"All photographs are accurate. None of them is the truth." Richard Avedon

Thursday, December 28, 2006

Bike on the Limmat

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Labels: What is it about bicycles that catches the attention of so many photographers. The pinks in this image and the bike shadow caught my eye.

Friday, December 22, 2006

Winter's Depths

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Labels: This old barn at Carlton Place near Ottawa looked almost ghostly through the snow. I thought the sepia tone suited this particular image.

Sunday, December 17, 2006

Recife Train Station

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Labels: I liked the theatrical feel of the former train station in Recife - like a stage set waiting for the play to begin.

Tuesday, December 12, 2006

Catedral de Se

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Labels: The cathedral occupies a dramatic perch on a hill overlooking Olinda Brazil. This quiet side courtyard lay in stark contrast to the ornate interior and its constant flow of tourists.

Sunday, December 10, 2006

High Noon

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Labels: The asymmetrical roof gave a whimsical touch to this otherwise very simple church in Puerto de Galinhas Brazil and the symmetry of the two patrolling police officers.

Thursday, December 07, 2006

Porto Gelo

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Labels: Mike asked for some more images from Brazil. The strong Brazilian sun at noon really made the primary colours pop. You can also see some slight vignetting typical of the Holga I was using that day.

Monday, December 04, 2006

Dancing Girls

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Labels: A display of figurines at Recife's indoor market. The relationship of the topless dancing girls to the madonnas below amused me.

Sunday, December 03, 2006

Three Blue Doors

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Labels: I liked the symmetry that the three closed doors created in this building overlooking the market in Recife.

Mass Communication

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Labels: These political cartoons pasted to hoarding in Recife caught my eye

Electroman

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Labels: This fellow was just one of hundreds of individual sellers hawking their wares in the Recife market.

Market Building

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Labels: Recife Brazil is a city of contrasts. Centuries old villas now deteriorated are the backdrop of the main outdoor market.

Double Cross

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Labels: A jet trail cross looms over its earthly double.

High Fog

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Labels: This late afternoon scene with high fog misting the hills is typical of fall afternoons in the Tyrol. Hear the cow bells?

Up and Away

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Labels: This paraglider was one of many taking advantage of great thermals on a perfect fall afternoon in the Tyrol.

Frosted Path

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Labels: Also taken in the Austrial Tyrol, for me this image carries a sense of quiet and slight foreboding.

Barbed Frost

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Labels: I like the way the hoar frost mimics the shape of the barbs. (You'll see what I mean if you view this full frame - just click on the image and press F11)

Frosted Gate

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Labels: Hoar frost on a country laneway in the Austrian Tyrol created this lovely scene.

Saturday, December 02, 2006

Hammock at Rest

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Labels: In silhouette, the form of this hammock overpowered its functional aspects.

Isla Morada Nightfall

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Labels: I thought the plastic covering of the cabana windows made an interesting contrast to the sky and water.

Isla Morada Sunset

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Labels: This image taken off the gulf shore of Isla Morada captured the tranquility of a tropical sunset.

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JED: My name is Jan Dymond and I live in Toronto, Canada. I wear many hats in my day to day life, but this blog is for my photography - the one passion that has stayed constant throughout my life. I studied photography under Michael De Moree who continues to inspire me decades later through his blog - Silverpixel. After working for a short period for a weekly newspaper in the early seventies, career opportunities took me in a different direction. However, three years ago, I picked up my cameras again. At the same time I enrolled at Ryerson's CE photography program going right back to the basics with darkroom 101. So the term 2nd Curtain is more than a technical reference - it reflects my return to photography. My main interest is in documentary photography; however, this blog will include a variety of images. As I develop individual projects I will post links to their galleries. The photos I post to this blog are a combination of digital and scanned film images, both current and from my archives.

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