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From the album: Other Work
"God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him"1 point -
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Combination of acrylic paints manufactured in Australia, England, Denmark, France, Germany and the United States. Paint agitated on Masonite surface with brushes, palette knives, sponges, chopsticks, nails, hair dryers, and air blown out of my mouth. Approximate size: 24" X 10" Original painting. $1500.00
© Fredrick Bernanke
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And finally, one of my own pictures! OK, the Pac G doesn't look her best in this shot - but those rust streaks are the result of some hard work in the North Atlantic. (The ship had just got into port after several weeks at sea, travelling up from Bermuda and then working on a submarine telecoms cable repair off Newfoundland) Photo taken in April, 2007 by Vic Rolfe1 point
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Photo taken on a bright, sunny but windy day in, 2007. This photo marks the end of an era - not only for the c.s. (cable ship) Wave Venture but for the old Cable and Wireless Marine, (latterly Global Marine Systems,) Victoria Station. At the time this photo was taken, Wave Venture was loading cable from the depot and preparing to leave Victoria - probably for the last time...
© Photo by Vic Rolfe. Not copyright. This is a free-use photo
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Me and Jim McKendrick looking out for damage o the cable, as the ship pics up a kilometer after kilometer of the damn stuff! The cable repair ship c.s. Pacific Guardian, on a telecommunications cable repair in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean. Photo by STE ( C ) - (otherwise known as a Second Cable Engineer!) - Fred Logan
© © Fred Logan
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