#hulga

[hellyeahanarchistposters]

“Strike! / Dignity!”

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[eyeheartpainting]

Life as a mechanic. Via pen hole camera. #hulga (at Washington D.C.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFujS14hC23/?igshid=1uj83mo6xveem

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Busy shop life

It’s crazy how much is inside the shop right now. Maybe 150 bikes to repair.

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[leeteesta]

Crónica de los que caminan alzando las banderas

Esto no se acaba. Esto apenas comienza.

Allí estaba un grupo de personas. Un grupo de jóvenes y adultos mayores que llegaron a San Juan cerca de las 3:00 de la tarde. Todos caminando por la calle Fortaleza, mirando a los policías que están parados con autoridad detrás de unas vallas anaranjadas y otras de cemento. Vestidos con camisas negras que leían: Ricky RENUNCIA. Entre ellos, solo una persona tenía una camisa distinta. Una camisa…

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[eyeheartpainting]

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6 of 30 b sides

6 of 30 b sides

I never looked at myself so much as I do now in a camera. It feels like looking a fish eye on a cooked fish as it’s pointed at you on a plate.

The drug is my visions of completing this book in a reasonable timeline.

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[nickkahler]

Her name was really Joy but as soon as she was twenty-one and away from home, she had had it legally changed. Mrs. Hopewell was certain that she had thought and thought until she had hit upon the ugliest name in any language. Then she had gone and had the beautiful name, Joy, changed without telling her mother until after she had done it. Her legal name was Hulga.

Flannery O’Connor, “Good Country People,” 1955

[eyeheartpainting]

My first job ever I was  15. I worked at a theme park taking pictures and developing 1,000 negatives a day. I have always loved cameras as long as I can remember. My mom had a old camera with lots of lens and a rainbow thread shoulder strap. Still to this day i wish she would give it to me. I’m not even sure it would still work but it was just so beautiful.

I remember the day in college I learned I would have to take pictures of my own work. I felt really nervous mainly because I had so many amazing friends who were photographers and I didn’t see my self as one anymore. There was this theory i subscribed to that said “you are only one thing 100% at a time.” Naturally I outgrew that but it took me a while.

I have so many cameras now but my new one is my Holga.

It is a very simple camera but it makes me happy and I figure that is the point.

My first job ever I was  15. I worked at a theme park taking pictures and developing 1,000 negatives a day.