Tocayo’s Bar, Del Rio. Saw a bunch of horses and riders on our way to Uvalde, turned around to happen in on a Mexican Cabalgata (horse parade) in honor of the Virgin Mary, and met some really sweet people.
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Chisos Moutain Lodge
Chisos Mountain Lodge, Chisos Basin, Big Bend National Park
Marathon, Tx.
View from room #10 of the Marathon Motel. The opening scene of Wim Wenders‘ Paris, Texas was shot in room #5.
Tom Wood
„I think of a photograph as a receiver of sensations. Sensations are intangible. I try to organise them through the act of photography.“ Tom Wood (via wayneford)
Tomorrow: Off to New York, then on to Austin.
Done
Done with stitching! Today I brought the booklets back to the printer for trimming, next the bookbinder will join the two parts so there will be 100 copies of „Pelikan“. I have to pay the bookbinder by the hour so I cannot yet announce a final price. When I return from Texas on December 21 everything should be ready to be signed, numbered and shipped, so stay tuned.
Stitching
Sore fingers this weekend – hand stitching 200 booklets for my upcoming „Pelikan“ publication. I am doing roughly 20 copies per hour, about 60 left to go.
Folding
Folding tonight … in the picture it doesn’t appear to be such a lot but it took me almost three hours (with some much needed breaks to stretch my back).
4 more pictures from Japan
I am busy with the final stages of the production of my upcoming „Pelikan“-booklet and also with preparing for our travel to Texas next week, so I am not making much progress with the edit of my pictures from Japan. Still don’t really have a grasp on this work, but here a four images that I like.
Final test
Assembling some test copies of my upcoming self-published „Pelikan“-booklet – didn’t expect stitching 250 gsm paper to be that hard!
Preparing for winter
