Just Dead Celebrity Express Thread !

[Yorick]

Just watching the Man utd footy match.

The minute's silence was perfectly observed.

[Noggin]

I was sad but not emotional till I saw the Paddington picture. Then the Paddington picture with those words - well, it got all dusty here then

[slowsider]

Is Paddington dead too ?

[Noggin]

Is Paddington dead too ?

Nah, Paddington comes and goes - he just showed HRH the way

[JamJar]

Is Paddington dead too ?

Apparently Paddington is an Avatar of Death.

[slowsider]

Is Paddington dead too ?

Apparently Paddington is an Avatar of Death.

He'd be mocked in Discworld.

[Skub]

Is Paddington dead too ?

Apparently Paddington is an Avatar of Death.

He'd be mocked in Discworld.

Binky got away with it ok.

[slowsider]

Apparently Paddington is an Avatar of Death.

He'd be mocked in Discworld.

Binky got away with it ok.

There are pragmatic reasons for that.

[Supermofo]

Just watching the Man utd footy match.

The minute's silence was perfectly observed.

We went for a cocker-ney sing song

[mangocrazy]

Tim Page, war photographer

https://www.theguardian.com/media/galle ... n-pictures

I hate the reason for the war photographs/photographers. But the emotion and stories that each photo shows are often incredible. Don McCullin is another. His photos made a massive impact on me at college. Sadly, family pressure and lack of tutor support meant I never studied photography - let alone got to do 'social' photography (I'm not daft enough to think I could ever get to do war photography)

Their lives would have been impacted as much as (if not more) than many of the military as they saw different things and often were famous for images that affected them more than anyone could know

RIP Mr Page

Didn't know about this, but very sad to see his passing. And Don McCullin has always been my absolute favourite photographer. Whether he's in a war zone or on the Somerset levels, his photos have an intensity that no-one else can match. I saw an exhibition of his in Perpignan that covered 3 or 4 large rooms - hundreds of photos in all - and every single image made you think and held your attention. I particularly remember the one of the shell shocked marine with the thousand yard stare.

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They don't make 'em like that any more.

[Yorick]

Just watching the Man utd footy match.

The minute's silence was perfectly observed.

We went for a cocker-ney sing song

Wow. Amazing. Made the hairs stand up on back of my neck.

[Felix]

Bob Harris.



Is till alive

[Noggin]

Tim Page, war photographer

https://www.theguardian.com/media/galle ... n-pictures

I hate the reason for the war photographs/photographers. But the emotion and stories that each photo shows are often incredible. Don McCullin is another. His photos made a massive impact on me at college. Sadly, family pressure and lack of tutor support meant I never studied photography - let alone got to do 'social' photography (I'm not daft enough to think I could ever get to do war photography)

Their lives would have been impacted as much as (if not more) than many of the military as they saw different things and often were famous for images that affected them more than anyone could know

RIP Mr Page

Didn't know about this, but very sad to see his passing. And Don McCullin has always been my absolute favourite photographer. Whether he's in a war zone or on the Somerset levels, his photos have an intensity that no-one else can match. I saw an exhibition of his in Perpignan that covered 3 or 4 large rooms - hundreds of photos in all - and every single image made you think and held your attention. I particularly remember the one of the shell shocked marine with the thousand yard stare.

US_Marine.jpg

They don't make 'em like that any more.

Yup. Must make more effort to go to exhibitions !

[Skub]

Bob Harris.



Is till alive

Whisper it.

[Felix]

Bob Harris.



Is till alive

Whisper it.

It would seem so at 76 and still looking healthy. He made the old grey whistle test worth watching as much as the music.

[Skub]

Bob Harris.



Is till alive

Whisper it.

It would seem so at 76 and still looking healthy. He made the old grey whistle test worth watching as much as the music.

Troo Dat. He's big into his roots country music these days.

[Slenver]

Mrs McCluskey!

[Count Steer]

Ramsey Lewis has gone for a last wade in the water.

[slowsider]

Ramsey Lewis has gone for a last wade in the water.

From 'In' Crowd to in ground.

[Count Steer]

Ramsey Lewis has gone for a last wade in the water.

From 'In' Crowd to in ground.

They just played that on R3.

He was one of those players with a style that was instantly recognisable. *Plinketyplink*....'That's Ramsey Lewis'.
Lots of people will have heard him even if they haven't heard of him.