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Spare tire cover from local pizza shop very creative!

St Pancras Old Church, St Pancras, London, England, UK.

Spring flower from my Michigan garden.

PGB Photographer & Creative - © Philip Romeyn - Phillostar Gone Ballistic 2018

This light dome was crawling on the kitchen wall last night, never seen it do that before.

KM College of Music and Technology

Evidence that children were enjoying playing in the water feature

A hemline in excess of 4 metres if I recall correctly. The flow of satin around me is simply amazing as you walk

Welcome to the [Creative] Commons Park in Denver, Colorado. This new park is located near the confluence of Cherry Creek and the Platte River, close to downtown Denver.

 

I taped the Creative Commons sticker to the sign and removed it after shooting. It is not still there, I promise.

 

What is the source of the word swag anyway ? I thought a swag was part of a curtain.

photo I took at the garden gallery, last year.

natural means beautiful

This is one of the MANY creative light fixtures in The Hilton Resort we stayed at in Orlando.

I sat in the little sitting area looking at this fixture for quite some time.

 

The Hilton Resort ~ Orlando, FL

July 2013

PGB Photographer & Creative - © Philip Romeyn - Phillostar Gone Ballistic 2018

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Artist, body paint & concept: Rachael Domingo

Photography: Renee Keith

Thanks to Creative Commons, board game designers can quickly source a large pile of images. Here are some of mine that will be in the forthcoming bilingual California edition of GiftTRAP.

 

From the first edition, I can say it’s an unusual game of empathy that appeals to a wide range of ages and genders.

 

It's also fun to stumble across photos you recognize from flickr friends.

#rf16 Roskilde Festival Camping East and West. Creative Commons (CC BY)

What better way to stand out in a sea of Super Bowl ads than to have Christopher Walken talking about socks?

 

The 'Walken Closet' ad by Kia promotes the new Optima, with the famous actor persuading a young man to ditch his beige socks and bring a sense of pizazz to his wardrobe.

 

The beige socks, of course, are just a representation of those who blend in with society - it's the colourful socks (like the Kia Optima) that stand out.

 

Watch the Walken Closet below and tell us what you make of the surreal ad.

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