I'm growing old. Five full decades on this earth and closing in on six. Trying to figure what I have learned, what I have accomplished, whether I will leave our lovely planet a place better for me having been here. As with all of us, I arrived with no say in the matter.
But once I did arrive, even if I could not immediately appreciate it, I was lucky. What does it mean to have an extraordinary, safe childhoood, full of love and adventure? How does that experience define us?
Friday, March 9, 2018
Short space of time
Labels:
adventure,
black and white,
Chris,
decades,
great family,
Kate,
love,
old
Blue thoughts
Mom and me in 1995 at what was then known as The Jake. We had season
tickets then so it was a nice confluence of events that the Cleveland
baseball team made it to the World Series that year. Can’t afford it
now.
Anyway.
This is a picture of a picture but what strikes me is how the color skews toward blue. Admittedly this is a more than 20-year-old photograph but what is it about either the film’s composition or the development process that makes blue the color that survives? Not just this photo, but if you look back on old pix, old advertisements, everything fades except the blue. I’m sure there is chemistry involved too.
Perhaps Kodak has the answers.
Anyway.
This is a picture of a picture but what strikes me is how the color skews toward blue. Admittedly this is a more than 20-year-old photograph but what is it about either the film’s composition or the development process that makes blue the color that survives? Not just this photo, but if you look back on old pix, old advertisements, everything fades except the blue. I’m sure there is chemistry involved too.
Perhaps Kodak has the answers.
Labels:
1995,
blue,
Cleveland,
cyan,
jake,
picture of a picture,
world series
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