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When I was at school, and I was learning French, I never understood why the French language described inanimate objects as either masculine or feminine, similarly, in German. In the English language we just have things. It is a table. It is not feminine or masculine, transgender not even just going through a phase. It is simply a table nothing more. As I grew up and became more interested in my own language the thought of non gender specific objects disappointed me. I think for all the richness and complexity of the English language, for the times we were conquered and our language evolved; that we don’t feminise or masculinise objects is to our linguistic detriment. Of course the problem is that it is not the thing that is masculine or feminine, it is the prefix to the word itself in the construct of the language that denotes gender. So, in English a camera can never be referred to as male of female because the prefix “the” or “a” is with out gender and renders the object itself sexless. Or does it? My case and point to you is the Balda Baldessa
Part 1 of a series of lonely solo lomo walks, because I'm Forever Alone like that...
Photos are getting less inspired unfortunately. These were mostly taken at the Reservoir Park in Kuching.
Part 1 of a series of lonely solo lomo walks, because I'm Forever Alone like that...
Photos are getting less inspired unfortunately. These were mostly taken at the Reservoir Park in Kuching.
Part 1 of a series of lonely solo lomo walks, because I'm Forever Alone like that...
Photos are getting less inspired unfortunately. These were mostly taken at the Reservoir Park in Kuching.
Saturday night at my hometown, I walked trough the main road just trying catch up some light #35mm #films #bulb #multiple #exposure #multipleexposure #lasardina #lomo #fuji
I made a hiking tour from Salzburg to the Königssee an on to Golling. I had bad luck with the weather. There was rain on 2 out of 4 days, so I had to shorten the tour. But there was a really crazy thing about the rain: Shortly before sunset the rain stopped, and the sun came through. It produced really intensive, crazy colors. The photo was shot with Fuji Velvia 50, developed in E6. So what you see here, are the "natural" colors. Somehow spiritual, isn't it: The sun after rain brings colors in your life....
