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This fully restored Mitsubishi A6M Zero is on display at the museum of the infamous Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, Japan. 修復されたゼロは靖国神社で出展されている。
Embroidered drawing of suicidal ideation, detail.
Soft coloured pencil on curtain thermal backing, embroidered with polyester thread.
Oxford Circus Underground Station. Man waiting for a Northbound Victoria Line train. The Millais painting of Ophelia was placed where advertsing billboards are normaly located. This (the placing of the painting not my photo) was part of the 'arteverywhere' project. London August 2013
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خيري محمد شعبان
khairy Mohamed shaban
khairy.ms@gmail.com.
The original intent for this shot was a simple landscape with no people in it. After setting up the composition I waited for the scene to clear, and waited, and waited and waited. Lol!
I was about to give up when this couple sat down and started looking over the park. Instead of being a distraction they completed the scene and gave it the element that it was missing all along.
Taken at the top of the "Crack" Trail in Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario.
She was standing there looking up at the children coming down the water slide and probably contemplating whether she had she courage to go as well.
Please see my color version of this image at 500px.
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Photography: www.zivity.com/photographers/TameBabyParrots
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From Filament magazine Issue 6, available from 27 August from www.filamentmagazine.com
I've already walked quite a bit over the country roads and am quite far from my car. I'm loving my golden girlie walk, yet I should think of making it back also. Maybe it's time to turn around and head back. And now that I've met you here we can walk back together, how about that?
My old friend Mark came over yesterday. We had a great time and he took these pictures, which I find delightfully quirky and moody.