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Matt Godden

OK, I have a new book out, and it’s out today!

It’s a book of #Photography, exploring #Industrial #Waterfront #Rubble and the #Fish who live amongst it. The images are paired in #Colour & #BlackAndWhite versions.

It's called #FishNoir.

DRM-Free, Standard Fixed-Layout EPUB format. One purchase, free updates if errata fixes are needed. Less than the price of a cup of coffee. No subscriptions, no ongoing costs; an Art you can buy, keep, and use. Buy it! Buy it Now!

golgotha.com.au/fish-noir/

A high contrast image of a large ornately patterned fish in shallow water illuminated in a narrow patch of sunlight, while al around it is deep shadow. The terrain over which the fish is swimming is made of pieces of stone, concrete, and broken bricks. There is a discarded narrow gauge pipe disappearing into the gloomy depths. The image carries the title of the book “Fish Noir” in a tall, thin Art Deco evoking typeface.
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Eric Bender

Orien McNeill, Artist Who Made Mischief on the Water, Dies at 45

He was the pied piper of a loose community of DIY artists homesteading on New York City’s waterways, which he used as his canvas and stage.

nytimes.com/2025/06/04/arts/or (shared)

The New York Times · Orien McNeill, Artist Who Made Mischief on the Water, Dies at 46By Penelope Green
#art#harbor#NYC
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Calicoday :gamedev:

I leave the apt once every 3 weeks to take the car for a run, so it's ready for emergencies. Went with dad today to the lakeshore. Lots of sun, people, also dogs who universally felt it was too cold to swim. Walked WAY > the 10 min I can handle and now sick in bed for a couple of days. Nice, though! #Toronto #Waterfront

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