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Some odd scans from some colour 35mm films developed in b/w chems. Its from a mix of cheap kodak and fuji film. I need to keep the developer warmer but I still like the results.
Was too busy developing to remember to take an actual photo today. Here's my developing table completely with cuddly bears, DIY negative scanner and bunny sanctuary.
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"Developing Initiatives to Implement Human Rights Legislation"
(Parliament of Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland; April 27th - 29th, 2016)
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MELTING POT MELTING POP - Call for Sticker Artists
In 2010, for commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the death of Keith Haring, Stelleconfuse created the project "Stick On Haring!". After the great success of the first event in the Festival Multiarte of Montaione (Italy) on 26/06/2010, "Stick On Haring!" has become a touring concept that has touched the main Italian cities and beyond. In three years that the project has developed is possible count 30 events which, after the first specifically dedicated to Keith Haring, have paid tribute to the various shades of Pop Art
In this album you can see the photos of all the events "Stick On Haring!":
www.flickr.com/photos/stelleconfuse/collections/721576238...
"Melting Pot Melting Pop" is a new concept that will be developed during 2013 in a series of events in which the protagonists are still sticker. The new name of the project, in addition to still based on the world of Pop Art, aims to highlight the sense of unity and community that animates the sticker artist.
You can send your works (stickers) to:
Stelleconfuse c/o
Mirko Vignozzi
Via Piandaccoli 1/B
50055 Malmantile
Firenze
Italy
Deadline 30/06/2013
For any questions and suggestions please send a mail to stelleconfuse@hotmail.it
or join in “Melting Pot Melting Pop” Flickr group: www.flickr.com/groups/stick_on_haring/
Thanks!!!
En 2010, para conmemorar el vigésimo aniversario de la muerte de Keith Haring, Stelleconfuse creó el proyecto "Stick On Haring!". Después del gran éxito del primer evento en el Festival Multiarte de Montaione (Italia) el 26/06/2010, "Stick On Haring!" se ha convertido en un proyecto itinerante que ha tocado las principales ciudades italianas y más allá. En los tres años que el proyecto se ha desarrollado que puede contar 30 acontecimientos que, después de la primera específicamente a Keith Haring, se rindió homenaje a el mundo de Arte Pop.
En este álbum se puede ver las fotos de todos los eventos "Stick On Haring!":
www.flickr.com/photos/stelleconfuse/collections/721576238...
"Melting Pot Melting Pop" es un nuevo proyecto que se desarrollará durante el año 2013 en una serie de eventos en los que los protagonistas son todavía sticker. El nuevo nombre del proyecto, además de todavía basado en el mundo del Arte Pop, tiene como objetivo destacar el sentido de unidad y de la comunidad que anima todos los sticker artist.
Si quieres participar envía tu trabajo (pegatina) a:
Stelleconfuse c/o
Mirko Vignozzi
Via Piandaccoli 1/B
50055 Malmantile
Firenze
Italy
Deadline 30/06/2013
Para obtener más información o sugerencia escriba a: stelleconfuse@hotmail.it
o participa en el grupo de Flickr “Melting Pot Melting Pop”: www.flickr.com/groups/stick_on_haring/
Gracias!!!
Nel 2010, per commemorare il ventennale della scomparsa di Keith Haring, Stelleconfuse ha ideato il progetto “Stick On Haring!”. Dopo il grande successo del primo evento al Festival Multiarte di Montaione (Italy) del 26/06/2010, “Stick On Haring!” è diventato un concept itinerante che ha toccato le principali città italiane e non solo. Nei tre anni in cui il progetto si è sviluppato si possono contare 30 eventi i quali, dopo i primi dedicati espressamente a Keith Haring, hanno omaggiato le varie sfumature della Pop Art.
In questo album sono visibili le foto di tutti gli eventi “Stick On Haring!”: www.flickr.com/photos/stelleconfuse/collections/721576238...
“Melting Pot Melting Pop” è il nuovo concept che durante il 2013 si svilupperà in una serie di eventi in cui saranno ancora protagonisti gli sticker. La nuova denominazione del progetto, oltre ad avere ancora come riferimento il mondo della pop Art, vuole mettere in evidenza il senso di unione e di comunità che anima gli sticker artist.
Se vuoi partecipare invia i tuoi lavori (sticker) a:
Stelleconfuse c/o
Mirko Vignozzi
Via Piandaccoli 1/B
50055 Malmantile
Firenze
Italy
Deadline 30/06/2013
Per ulteriori informazioni o suggerimenti scrivi a: stelleconfuse@hotmail.it
o partecipa nel gruppo Flickr “Melting Pot Melting Pop”: www.flickr.com/groups/stick_on_haring/
Grazie!!!
Three day course on developing new products and supplements
A USAID-funded three day course where Al Ahram journalists learn and practice the methods to develop new products and supplements. Robb Montgomery produced the course to teach market-focused techniques and a systematic, segmented approach to developing market-driven ideas and prototypes to reach new or existing audiences.
The event was organized the Egypt Media Development Program
IREX and MSI, Inc operate the Egypt Media Development Program, a USAID-funded training effort to help raise the journalism quality and independent skills for media houses and the journalists who work in them. Robb Montgomery has worked with the Egypt Media Development Program as a consultant since 2007 and has documented training efforts and impact in Alexandria and Cairo.
Athens, October 2014.
Kodak single use cameras.
Expired 2002.
Home developed in Rollei Digibase chemistry.
In general Korean streets are pretty crowded, but here is a newly developing area that feels much more spacious.
Even in the middle of cities you will find seemingly random gardening plots, along roadsides or in vacant lots between apartment buildings.
Taken from a camera suspended from a kite line.
At the Royal Ontario Museum - ceramics and blown glass displays
Sometimes I think my imagination is excessive. But this little glass fantasy world has me beat! Where I work, adults sometimes put action figures next to their computer displays. I don't know why. This sort of reminds me of that. I forgot to take a picture of the description. I think it's some kind of wild nativity scene with good and evil angels.
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