#photo Baldo

[photo-baldo]

Autoportrait 24 décembre 2013

[cabinet-baldo]

Encore un cycliste d’avant guerre 

[lamblispector]

I looked for comfort in the kitchen cupboards only to find an empty house with no pies,

no fruit, no food, no you.

I sought comfort in your arms but they became too small for my body and your hands are rough—but my skin remains too vulnerable for your slightly crooked words.

There are no more memories painted in the hallways making us always return to the same places, same people, same memories so I wonder if you still remember what it was like?

When you think of me do you smell burning wood?

or remember the dripping taste of fruit spread throughout our home, on our skin, in the corners. between the walls or between your dreams.

I looked for the key I looked for an entrance I looked for you — I looked for life, but in closets too empty to feed a family there is no room for a faded girl in the corner of the crumpled photo that you keep in the same drawer of things forgotten with time

— the dead bees a poem by L. Baldo

[feraltwinkseb]

September 8, 2019 - Monza Italy Source: James Moy & Angela Baldo / Alamy Stock Photo

[contemporary-italian]

Marta Baldo's studio in Milan, winter 2024.

Photo credits: contemporary italian

[southernhispanics]

Dopey, Big Huero, Big Bumper and Baldo from CULVER CITY in 1980. Be sure to check the hashtag for more photos of this varrio.

[guerrerense]

Columbia River Belt Line Railway #7 "Skookum" por Kevin Madore Por Flickr: After years of restoration efforts, Columbia River Belt Line Railway #7, the "Skookum" was finally able to perform for a Trains Magazine photo charter in March of 2019. Seen here running in the Nehalem River Canyon with a demonstration log train, #7 shows off her rare 2-4-4-2 configuration in equally rare Oregon sun. This image was captured near Roy Creek Park in the hamlet of Mohler, Oregon. Built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1909 as their builder's number 33463, this unusual 2-4-4-2 articulated, compound Mallet was intended for the Little River Railroad in Townsend, TN as their number 126. Unfortunately, that railroad quickly determined that she was too long for the tight curves on their line and she was returned to Baldwin. In 1910, Baldwin managed to resell her to the Columbia River Belt Line Railway in Blind Slough, OR, where she was put to work as a logging engine. That railroad typically named their locomotives rather than number them, and this engine received the name "Skookum", which is apparently a Chinook term, meaning large, powerful or impressive. She served the Columbia River Belt Line from 1910 through 1920, before being sold to the Carlisle-Pennell Lumber Company, where she acquired the number 7. After a four-year stint there, she served 4 other railroads, including the Deep River Logging Company, where her long career came to a sudden end in 1955, when she rolled over with a string of empty log bunks. Since that line was in the process of shutting down, no attempt was made to recover her and she was left in place. In 1956, she was acquired by a man named Charles Morrow, who removed her from her wreck site in pieces....and she's spent the next 60 years in pieces, owned by several individuals and moved several different places. In 2005, she was acquired by Chris Baldo, who had her moved to the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad, with the goal of restoring her. It's been a long road. Some pieces had been damaged when she was removed from the wreck site, and some pieces had been lost. Over the past 13 years, a restoration team has slowly and methodically restored her major components and re-assembled her into the condition you see here. She appeared in public for the first time at a Lerro Productions Charter in October of 2018, but alas, she was unable to perform for the photographers, because she still had some technical issues, including valve timing, which had to be tweaked and adjusted. After an additional 6 months of adjustments, repairs and break-in runs, she did make it out for the first of 2 photo charters organized by Trains Magazine, but alas, she still has some issues. She broke her second eccentric rod less than a week before the charter, and after additional repairs, suffered 2 tender brass failures during the charter. Each time, the railroad crews rapidly repaired her and she missed relatively little time during the event. Unfortunately, during her trip home on the second day, she broke her 3rd eccentric rod. Although repairs were initiated to get her ready for a second Trains event, the root cause of the issue had apparently yet to be found.

[h3ll0d34rfri3nd5]

crack theory that can most likely be disproved but i like saying stuff so

it’ll be helpful for you if you’ve watched both IT and Stranger Things but you might be okay if you’ve only watched one of them 👍

also i don’t know how tf people get photos of scenes from netflix so bare with this imageless post

okay okay so in season 2 of stranger things, Bob is trying to get Will to open up about his fears and to do that, he shares one of his own. he tells the story about how he used to be afraid of a character named “Baldo The Clown”. he was absolutely terrified of him.

Bob says that this Baldo guy would appear in his dreams and give him nightmares. a repeating nightmare that he had frequently. one day, he gets fed up with Baldo and screams at him in his dream to “go away”. Bob says that after he did this, Baldo was gone. Bob confronted him and he vanished.

now put that aside, lets talk about another thing. theres going to be a series coming out in 2024 based of Stephen King’s IT, called “Welcome To Derry”, right? its stated that this series is about the origins of It, and will feature a new group of kids who fight against It.

obviously since It: Chapter 1 and Stranger Things both take place in the 80’s, people can’t say Bob was one of the losers, but depending on when this series takes place…

do you see where i’m going with this?

[masongrizchel]

Tribute to Baldo 🐶 (p4)

These are some of the photos where we live life to the fullest. How can we describe each? We embrace the feeling of becoming an astronomer, even for a night. He always asked me for a specific problem that he could integrate with his math classes.

I have plenty of things left to share with him (e.g., data analytics, utilization of AI, etc.). He left too soon, and he will no longer learn some of the things that I badly wanted to share.

[daimonclub]

Tourism and Travels

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[jpmanahan]

Always ready for the photo. @dnicednsay x @alyssa_valdez2 x @larzlarzlarz. They’ll take care of FEU vs UP. Trabaho muna si Baldo bago main event bukas. (at PhilSports Arena) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqM_7qPvNJG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[photo-baldo]

Barcelona 76

En 1975 je vivais à Barcelone mais je ne faisais pas de photo, je ne m'y suis mis qu’en 1976 et j'y suis retourné faire des photos, j’ai de quoi, je pense, en faire un livre. avis aux éditeurs !

[cabinet-baldo]

Cyclistes d’avant guerre 

Photo fond in Paris Suburbs by Baldo 

[delta-bravo89]

A biker would risk less if he stayed home and a motorbike would be safer it were kept in the garage.

But that’s not the reason why bikers are born and that’s not what motorbikes were meant for.

Un motociclista rischierebbe di meno se rimanesse a casa ed una moto sarebbe più al sicuro se stesse chiusa in garage.

Ma non è per questo che si nasce motociclisti e non è per questo che sono state create le moto.

[nellagabbiadelmerlo]

Resistenza

Foto di Stefano Zorba Campione del Garda (BS)

[abybweisse]

Ch180 (2), Hiring

Of course, all these weapons are ready for use. 😆

Here’s the picnic scene. Baldo attacks out of confusion and paranoia. Well, honestly, Baldo has reason to be wary, so not paranoia. But a lot of confusion.

It’s funny that Baldo mistakes Sebastian for a grim reaper. I’m also reminded that Sebastian later meets Grelle and says that’s the first reaper he’s met in the human realm. (How can he have made previous contracts or even gone around randomly eating souls without running into at least one in the human realm before?) Anyway, he explains he’s “merely a butler”, but we know by now the devilish puns in the wording. 😉

Baldo can’t cut Sebastian’s throat, and he seems to think it’s because he’s become that weak from starvation. This means he’s trying to. Sebastian is apparently stopping the blade from cutting him. The food could be poisoned, but Baldo’s hunger prevails, so he stuffs his face. And Sebastian confirms what we already knew: Baldo was going to eat part of his fallen comrade, Terry.

Sebastian explains about recruiting warriors in England and finding out about Baldo’s impressive “living streak”, if you will… once he came to the Americas in search of talent. I guess England ran out of the talent he seeks. Someone who can protect the earl and also survive the attacks.

😆 Sebastian apologizing for not sending an introduction by way of letter. 😏

Reached the photo limit, so look for the continuation in part three.