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Reichenbach
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[2007-01-02 03:06:12 +0000 UTC]
"Nélida Zubia"
(United Kingdom)
# Statistics
Favourites: 360; Deviations: 394; Watchers: 107
Watching: 153; Pageviews: 35835; Comments Made: 1437; Friends: 153
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Roy LichtensteinFavorite TV shows: Monty Python's Flying Circus, Fawlty Towers, The Simpsons, South Park, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Paranoia Agent
Favorite bands / musical artists: http://www.last.fm/user/Reichenbach
Favorite writers: Fiodor Dostoyevski, Haruki Murakami, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, John Kennedy Toole
Favorite games: Sonic the Hedgehog, Shenmue, Gyakuten Saiban, Professor Layton
Favorite gaming platform: Dreamcast, Nintendo DS, Mega Drive
Tools of the Trade: Wacom Cintiq, acrylics, oil paints, G-pen, Indian and sumi ink, Copic and Prismacolor Markers
Other Interests: Art, music, travelling, literature, cinema
# About me
"My life is spent in one long effort to escape from the commonplaces of existence."The Red-Headed League
For more regular updates, follow me on Instagram:
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For commissions, contact me at: nelidazubia@gmail.com
Or support me by buying me a "coffee" :P
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Twitter: twitter.com/NelidaZubia
# Comments
Comments: 135
I really enjoyed your photos of South Korea. Thankyou!
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Se agradece tu contribución Nelida !!
Te invito a que formes parte de mis grupos
Besos !!
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God, your images are beautiful. I'd love if you might consider joining my cultural group.
[link]
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Hey there!
Thank you for joining ! Please be sure to read the Submission Guidelines 
We look forward to seeing your photos. I hope you can have a great time there!
=SuprMoma [Founder]
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Hey!
Happy birthday!
I have been in the hospital, and I did not know!
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Hello! How are you?? I have written a journal about manuals of artistic anatomy and have left a few links with the most interesting images of every part of the human body... Maybe you are interested in seeing it. Greetings from Valencia!!
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Muchas gracias por el watch! A mí me encantan tus fotos con la Oktomat ^_^
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De nada y muchas gracias, había tomado más, pero se me velaron algunos rollos
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great gallery ^^
i have a question! why is your name here "Reichenbach"?^^
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Thanks! It's the name of a series of waterfalls in Switzerland, where Sherlock Holmes "dies" in the short story called "The Final Problem" ^_^
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H e l l o
You have been featured.
Have a good day.
=a14onymus
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Thank you very much for the feature!
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You are sweet and beautiful, and I am so glad to you like my drawing...
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Good looking gallery.
DA won't let me send notes and comment on faves.
Everything is beautiful!
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Thank you so much for the watch and the kind comment. I've taken a look at your gallery and you have some great stuff!
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Da is slow some times.
I really love your comments!
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Greetings and many happy thank yous for the fave, I appreciate it ever so much!!
Cheers-
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No problem! I really like your work with film
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Thanks so much for voting 
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No problem, you have a lot of talent, keep up the good work
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Have you ever read the book 'Arthur and George' by Julian Barnes? It's an account of Doyle's campaigning for George Edalji who was wrongly convicted for murdering animals. It's classed as fiction, but is based on fact. One of the best books I have ever read.
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I know about that case and how Edalji was exonerated thanks to Doyle, but I had no idea there was a book about it. Now you've made me want to pick it up! I also read somewhere that Doyle theorised about Jack the Ripper's identity, I guess he wasn't as successful in that endeavour.
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Strange - why would be waste his time theorising when it's obvious that Sherlock Holmes WAS Jack the Ripper (I read a theory somewhere online - the dates match up and everything. They said the only discrepancy is that Holmes is fictional - scandalous!)
Yes, you should pick up the book, it's very good. I'm a huge Holmes fan, although it doesn't influence my work like it does yours.
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Hehehe, that's preposterous! Everyone knows he existed, and he's still in Sussex keeping bees
Yes, ever since I read Sherlock Holmes for the first time when I was 10 I've been fascinated by those bygone days of hansom cabs and bowler hats.
By the way, I see you're also a fellow lomographer, and you use a camera called Pouva, I had never heard of that camera, but it looks great!
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I adore my Pouva, absolutely love it. It's from 1950's Germany. I bought one on a whim after seeing some of 's work. After overexposing like mad at first I've been using some 50-200 ISO redscale film with it recently so we'll see how that turns out.
I got into Holmes at about 10 as well. I think it was the old Basil Rathbone films. Have you seen the recent BBC version? It's set in modern day, so I was skeptical, but it really is brilliant and surprisingly faithful. A couple of years ago I set myself the task of reading all the books consecutively, haha. I still have to complete the cannon - I got up until the Casebook. Do you have a favourite story?
Your Analogue gallery has some brilliant stuff in it. I'm very tempted to get one of those Disderis.
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Ah yes, I've already seen her lovely gallery. Can I ask where you bought the Pouva? I just received my first rolls of 50-200 redscale, and I was wondering, if I want a more reddish effect, do you know if I should use the B setting for the fisheye or holga?
I also watched some Rathbone films when I was small, but when I watched them again during my teens, I quite dislike Watson's portrayal as a dimwit. I recently watched the first episode and beginning of the second of BBC Sherlock, and I must say I don't share your opinion, I really disliked how Holmes was portrayed, yes, they remained faithful to many details of the original story, but Holmes himself, I don't get the impression to be watching Holmes, like when he states he's a high functioning sociopath, it just sounds so out of character. Maybe it's just me, I guess I'm kind of a nitpick, heh. I'm not saying anything new here, but I think who has gotten nearest to the original Holmes is Jeremy Brett, although I also like Peter Cushing for some reason...
I've already read the whole canon, originally I only had 6 books in Spanish, but when I went to London I bought a complete facsimile edition with the original illustrations (for just 6 pounds!) and since then I've finished reading the canon all over again. What I regret the most is not visiting the Sherlock Holmes museum in London...so sad. Have you ever been there?
I couldn't say which is my favourite story, there's too many, although I hold dear the Adventures as a whole because it was the first Holmes book I ever read, even if The Speckled Band has some serious plot holes, hehe. I can tell you my least favourite is probably The Valley of Fear, I felt it was too similar to A Study in Scarlet, although I quite enjoyed the second half of the book narrating the back story of the characters involved.
Thank you, I really like my Disderis, I also have the 2 lens Disderi, but I haven't developed the roll I shot with it yet.
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