#New York Photo-Images

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Indulged in some more pencil portraits on the train last weekend and unfortunately I am permanently afflicted with thinking Igor Shesterkin is a cutie.

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Lighting of the tree at Rockefeller Center in New York City

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The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree draws throngs of people to Midtown each year to celebrate the holidays. The tradition started in the 1930s, when construction workers at Rockefeller Center pooled their money to buy a tree. Officials at Rockefeller Center later formalized the event, especially today’s lighting ceremony, which will be attended by thousands of onlookers. Each year’s tree is selected by the head gardener at Rockefeller Center and topped with a huge star adorned with Swarovski crystals. This year, the tree introduces a new star designed by architect Daniel Libeskind—it weighs 900 pounds, is more than 9 feet in diameter, and features 70 spikes and three million crystals outfitted with LED lights to emit rays in all directions. In January, the tree is milled, and the lumber donated to Habitat for Humanity. We think Santa would approve.

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More manipulated images! With this one, I managed to do what I wanted last time, with Little Red and the B. B. Wolf. I used this french poster as base:

I've got a reproduction hanging in my apartment.

With Microsoft Photo Editor, I removed the blue background. I could've removed the green border too, but I was lazy, and it's pretty much a solid color, I could've changed it manually if I felt like it. (I'm only realizing that now, though).

On FireAlpaca, I separated the image into the blue part and the rest with two layers. I applied the Ben-Day process I figured out on the blue layer, and changed the rest of the image to a red tint. Then I converted the red tinted version to a two-color vector on Inkscape (the colors being pink and brown).

I repeated the process for the red tinted layer, separating it into two layers, then applying the Ben-Day process on both, one being black over a red background (dark red) and the other being red over a white background (light red).

I'm pretty pleased with the result, the other versions of the image I tried to modify, a long honking time ago, don't look nearly as good, see:

Lame!

As for the movie itself - or rather, the serial: It's an adaptation of three American serials (made by a French studio, however), starring Pearl White. You know, she was the inspiration for the Penelope Pitstop cartoons, always getting tied up and chained to a railway by bad guys. In the movies, however, she often got out of those traps without help.

The dude in the poster is the villain from one of those serials, Exploits of Elaine. His name is "The Clutching Hand", and he's one of the first movie supervillains - although Fantômas came first. He's also the first hidden villain, which is why he's got the bandana covering his face. Filmgoers had to go see every episode of the serial to narrow down his secret identity. It was kind of like a superhero franchise, you gotta watch them all.

See, he's got a mask under his mask.

Of course, one of Pearl White's movies, The Perils of Pauline, was produced by William Randolph Hearst, a real-life supervillain, so, let's not give the era that much credit.

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Taken near my favorite borger spot 🍔

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NEW YORK, NY - July 19: MANDATORY CREDIT Bill Tompkins/Getty Images Jeff Buckley performs on July 19th 1996 in New York City. (Photo by Bill Tompkins/Getty Images)

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ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK? - CAST / NEW YORK COMIC CON (2019)

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - OCTOBER 04: (L-R) Matt Kaplan, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Sam Ashe Arnold, Lyliana Wray, Rafael Casal, Miya Cech and BenDavid Grabinski pose for a photo during Nickelodeon’s Are You Afraid of the Dark? photo call at New York Comic Con 2019 - Day 2 at Jacobs Javits Center on October 04, 2019 in New York City. 

Pics by:  Eugene Gologursky

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Machine Gun Pistol Zone • Creative Photographer Mark Fisher • Police Weapon Development Cinderella

Machine Gun Pistol Zone • Creative Photographer Mark Fisher • Police Weapon Development Cinderella Back In, The 1930’s All Those Bad Guys The Cops Had To Have A Stopper Semi And Automatic Look At The Style, No Clip. Found On A Magazine Page Something For Awareness  Over And Out ∆ Captured Under Natural Light  Modified For Web Presentation. Changing The Appearance   Of The Display Image  With…

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Color Match Fold Phase • Mark Fisher American Photographer • Touching The Look Cinderella

Color Match Fold Phase • Mark Fisher American Photographer • Touching The Look Cinderella Working The Essay Found This One Worth A Repeat View For The Essay Build It Stands On Its Own From The Batman Series As The Mustangs Fly By Keeping The Look Secure Over And Out ∆ Captured Under Existing Sun Light.  Modified For Web Presentation. Changing The Appearance,     Of The Display Image.  With…

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Illustrated Head Hold Dimension

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Did A Clean Up...

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The photographer titled this "Love in Nature". It's Finger Lakes, New York, by Padma Inguva.