Yet more snow!
Bali II: Around Ubud
My wife was working at a conference in Bali, Indonesia. I’d never been, had heard great things about Bali and felt in need of a vacation so I thought I’d go along. Eirah was working really hard, often into the early hours of the morning so a typical day went something like this. Get up fairly early and have breakfast together; she would then leave for work and I would go off and do ‘touristy’ things; return to the hotel in the afternoon and have a couple of beers around the pool; watch football (soccer) on the TV as the world cup was taking place in asia at that time and I was in the right time zone; meet up (rarely) with Eirah for dinner – I remember one romantic dinner on a beach somewhere. All in all I had a great time; Eirah probably less so. After her conference was over we did manage to get away for a few days together in Ubud.
I have one regret: Bali has some truly spectacular temples (including one perched on the top of a cliff over the sea). I remember taking pictures, but I can find neither prints nor negatives. UPDATE: I was going through some old moving boxes and came across the negatives. Stay tuned. I’ve now scanned some of these negatives and the images can be found here: Bali III – Temples.
Procession, Ubud. Love the boy in the right foreground’s expression.
Landscape near Ubud
Statue
Cats and an offering.
Hotel, Ubud.
Bali, Landscape
Stained Glass Windows
Robert Frank Collection Guide
While I’m not yet a Robert Frank devotee I recognize that many are, and this looks as if it would be a useful resource for them.
The Robert Frank Collection at the National Gallery of Art is the largest repository of materials related to renowned photographer and filmmaker Robert Frank. Spanning Frank’s career from 1937 to 2005, the collection includes vintage and later prints, contact sheets, work prints, negatives, three bound books of original photographs, technical material, and various papers, books, and recordings.
