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Back cover of Carson McCullers: Reflections in a golden eye.
Bantam Books 1967.
Movie tie-in starring Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor.
So I'm working on my artsy fartsy style photography again but this time using nothing but my mobile phone as my medium. I started off with a portrait and good ol' Circuitboi was up to being my model once again. I wanted to go for a silhouette shot but the lighting just wasn't on my side today so instead, I went and enhanced the dramatic sky over his head. Went well with the theme of weariness that I was going for once again. With the old boy in his glasses, it made for one interesting shot. My Xperia Z is quite the little shooter. It's been out performing any DSLR I've owned thus far. I think that maybe this is the photography gods above telling me it's time to get with the times...
This woman's tattoo makes me want to finish my back piece. though mine is a different design, it follows the same path.
.....is Carmel's Scania CR56RMR that was in Okehampton for a while but she has now returned to Nailsea in p/ex for the Iveco DX53LFZ....
· THE BAND ·
After a summer hiatus the band is back together. We’re trying to practice at least once a week.
While I practice music regularly with my guitar-playing music partner, we haven’t played with the drummer and bassist in months. Finally, we are all making music, together, again!
Overalls, Passenger. Shirt, Sweaty Rocks. Sneakers, Puma. Bag, Adidas.
The back room in the Asa Knight store in Old Sturbridge Village, a recreation of a New England village in the early 1800s.
"Back off!" A Male Nyala displaying to show his dominance to a rival, it was fascinating to watch this game of chess as the two males competed with each other
Corgi Mercedes-Benz Sprinter box van Ocado – Cabbage.
There are six versions of this which is from the first series, marked ©2008, with pull-back motors.
The second series had ten colours, were packed in smaller card boxes, and the vans had off-white cabs. The designs on the box bodies were less abstract than on this series.
Here is a link to my complete set of the second series: www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/53371984637