[Frameworks] Video Performance Saturday and two new photo essays

[Emile Tobenfeld (a.k.a Dr. T)]

Hi folks,

I'll be performing video at 119 Gallery in Lowell Saturday as part of 
this event.

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=169813629770685

Location
119 Gallery
119 Chelmsford St
Lowell, Massachusetts

Created By
119 Gallery

More Info
Rock Flint Contemporary Ensemble: [MA]
Forbes Graham - trumpet and electronics
Junko Simons - cello
Todd Brunel - bass clarinet and soprano sax
Andrea Pensado - electronics
Luther Grey - drums
with
dr T - live video
+
Ouroboros: [MA NH]
Dave Seidel - electronics
Bill Bacon - drums, percussion
with
Greg Kowalski - live video
+
unnamed band: [Lowell]
Stephanie Lak - voice, objects, fun
Michael F Dailey Jr - drums, &more fun
Walter Wright - drums, percussion

Rock Flint Contemporary Ensemble: We explore sound and form through 
weaving soundscapes, pulsing rhythms and abstract tonality. Each 
member of the project has been active in the vibrant Boston free 
improvisation scene for some time. We are looking to get our concept 
to new audiences

I also have two new photo essays on Flickr

Path to the Beaver  Pond 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22231918@N06/sets/72157627678509421/

Just down a hill from the family country cottage at Lake Waubeeka is 
a path that cuts through the woods behind some houses and eventually 
leads to a beaver pond. The path is full of interesting shapes and 
textures, and is a photographers delight, especially when there is 
sunlight filtering through the trees.

The August pix were taken on a cloudy day, the September ones on a 
sunny day. I'm looking forward to going basic there in October when 
the leaves will have turned.

Grass Tarp Drops Stain 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22231918@N06/sets/72157627673780979/

A few weeks ago, Marya and I visited my old friends, Richard and 
Maureen Solomon and their son Brian. (All three are excellent 
photographers -- many of Brian's pix can be seen at
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000633027754  )

There are always many interesting things to photograph around the 
Solomon's home, so, after an early dinner, I walked around their yard 
and garden with my camera.

Much to my (and Richard's) surprise, the best shots were taken of a 
piece of plastic tarpaulin that had been used to protect part of the 
lawn during a staining project. Rain water had formed droplets under 
the tarp, and the grass and the stain provided additional textures.

Here are some pictured I took of the scene -- I wish I had taken ten 
times as many,

-- 
" Practice makes perfect, imperfect is better."  -- Paul Bley

		Emile Tobenfeld, Ph. D.
Video Producer			Image Processing Specialist
Video for your HEAD!			Boris FX
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