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Another Fool, another hill. This one's commissioned for the drummer with the Aelphgythe morris-side and dressed in their blackface and tatter-coat. This snapshot was taken about a day before final tweaks and the handover but it's the closest I got to the subdued colours of the original.
Happy April Fools day everyone!
I am sorry to say that this may be my last photo, as I may delete my Flickr account.* D':
*JK! Happy April Fools Day!
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I had a quick shoot with my best friends in House of Fools over this past weekend, kept it simple and we love the results. If you haven't heard this band it's something you need to do. For fans of: Tom Petty, Led Zeppelin, Queen, and a touch of Kings of Leon.
Photo was taken backstage at Lincoln Theatre in their recently renovated Green Room. They painted over the Sharpie covered walls, added a REALLY nice couch and chair, new AC unit, TV, and fridge! They went all out, that room is now super comfortable -- all they need now is to sound proof the room!
These guys are currently working on a brand new full length that they are recording on their own, be prepared for something amazing. Once that release gets closer, we are going to plan out a detailed shoot with a bunch of locations -- pretty pumped!!
This is the last photo I plan on posting from this short series and I think it might be my favorite -- It's super candid and really captures their spirit.
Be sure to check out the other two photos here and here :)
Strobist:
AB800, Boomed with a 22" High Output Beauty Dish.
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Are you on Twitter too? Hmmm... how come you don't follow me? @josh_hofer - let's make it happen :)
Don't ever buy the lasagna noodles you have to boil before using. I'm a fool for not checking the box before I bought it. I'm also a fool for ever thinking "Oh, I'll just whip up a lasagna." Four individual steps later (tofu & spinach, TVP, tomato sauce, noodles) I've used both of my pots twice each, and an hour and a half later we have dinner.
Sunrise from Fool's Rock, Whitesides Mountain. So called because you would be foolhardy to stand here, if not for the fence. Even so it feels quite exposed.
2mm downward shift, 7° downward tilt, f/11 1/2s.
"You are fool's gold
You're wicked and beautiful
But there's nothing left
For you for you for you
There's nothing left
Forget about the time we spent
There's nothing left
For you"
Kiss Me You Fool! A gouache painting I did for a greeting card in my shop. Great for anniversaries or other love-fest times! By Megan Cassidy Carty
“Offer them what they secretly want and they of course immediately become panic-stricken.” - Jack Kerouac
Foto con cara de tonta xDDDD pero me gusta : D Hoy fué un gran dia contigo! Vendrán mejores! Nos daremos los mejores dias de la vida! Nos lo merecemos <3
FOOL Schattenspiel Tarot © Linda Dawn Hammond / IndyFoto.com 1996/ 2014
Schattenspiel Tarot Series
Digital illustration based on original photography.
0 THE FOOL/ Schattenspiel Tarot
Meanings and Details
0 THE FOOL
The Fool is an unnumbered card, but it is assigned the symbolic mathematical equation 0, or, "Zero is one plus minus one." This releases him to travel all over the deck, and The Fool has been known to occupy both the first and last place in the order of the cards. In playing cards, The Fool is also known as the "Wild Card".
Another name for the Fool is the Innocent. He may represent naïveté and the spirit of the pure unconscious, but this should not be mistaken for ignorance. I chose to photograph the Fool as a young child to convey ideas of innocence and beginnings, for he is embarking upon the journey of life. He is carrying a sack which contains his few belongings; it is often assumed that these are the Tarot's four symbols-- the cup, the sword, the pentacle, and the wand. The stick supporting the sack could however symbolize the wand. The Fool is using another stick as a support. Later, the magician will hold it aloft as a sceptre and the Hermit once again return it to its initial usage as a support. The sword, coins and cup appear muted in the border as he is still in the land of the unconscious. They reappear fully visible for the Magician.
I created a sack out of a cloth covered in skeletons, as endings are inherent in beginnings, and it is wiser to embrace the notion of Death than to live in denial of it. Although the Fool appears as yet oblivious to it, the anticipation of Death is nonetheless part of the burden we carry through life and it often remains an unresolved issue. We also carry within us the seeds of our innocence which as we travel through subsequent roles in life can help sustain us. Through the more difficult dilemmas, it may be important to recall the wonder of this initial engagement with life. Otherwise, Death may take on the appearance of a solution rather than a conclusion.
Engaged in an exploration of the world he is newly encountering, the Fool is oblivious to the dangers around him. The steep cliff is a representation of this. The dog who accompanies him is trying to warn him that danger is immanent, for in his raptures he is oblivious to his mortality. The dog, his animal guide, helps protect him. A budding tree reveals that it is springtime to further emphasize the notion of beginnings and reminding us of the cyclical nature of life. The roots reveal the interwoven foundation which provides us with support. As this is a Celtic influenced deck, it is also a reference to Celtic Knot Design and the pre-Christian worship of trees ,in particular, the Oak, in the British Isles.
On a personal note, this card represents my youth, which was spent travelling with a backpack through an endless stream of adventures and dangers. Somehow I managed to blunder my way through them all without literally falling off the cliff. I chose my son to portray the Fool, as it is now his turn to embark upon the wheel.
The dog's name is Ogre. He once consumed my favourite leather face mask. We had to fill my son's moccasin with cat food in order to to attract Ogre's interest!
Text and photography: Linda Dawn Hammond
EXHIBITIONS
Nov- Dec 97
Galerie Mistral, Montreal
Group exhibit entitled, Univers singuliers/ Small Worlds
2 borderless images derived from the Schattenspiel series, (dim.5" by 7")
Jan- Dec 97
Downtown Management Centre, Toronto
Group exhibit entitled, Artbox 19975 images from the Schattenspiel Series (dim.5" by 7")
May 96
IDA gallery, York U., Toronto
Thesis exhibit entitled,"Imaginary Homelands"
(Work in progress, re-titled Schattenspiel)
Installation integrating digital photography (15 images), sampled sounds, projections, found objects, text
PORTFOLIO REVIEW
Matrix (Montreal), Schattenspiel, Issue #53,1999. Review, interview, portfolio of 8 digital illustrations
Well I woke up this morning to my husband's April Fool's Day joke..... and it's snowing this morning. ugh......cold...blowing....
The artist formerly known as Flagrant Disregard is at it again for April Fool's Day. Check your own stats in Scout to see what you come up with...
1. Brad 'n' Greg, 2. SuperJen, 3. Red Rock, 4. Patrick, 5. Utter Frustration, 6. Anton 2, 7. Last Light, 8. 1 Corinthians 13:12,
9. Antoine for "The Smoking Room", 10. Love, 11. Wadu/Absolution, 12. Patrick, 13. See No Evil, 14. Guiding Forces, 15. Jay, 16. Erotic Brotha Issue #1,
17. Thrall, 18. Bus Trip #2, 19. Billy, 20. Brent Dorian Carpenter, 21. Dappled Prince, 22. Fi-Ya 11, 23. Elliot Anthony, 24. Bus Trip #1,
25. 365 Days - 076/365: Topsy-Turvy, 26. Donovan 5, 27. Patrick, 28. Piercing, 29. 365 Days - Day1: This is Me, 30. Bobby in Red, 31. 365 Days - 069/365: One-Shot The Sixth, 32. 365 Days - 003/365: Turbulence,
33. 365 Days - 010/365: I'm not sending my representative, 34. 365 Days - 006/365: Looking to the Light, 35. Daymon 2: American Terror, 36. 365 Days - Day 13 Reject, 37. 365 Days - 032/365: Reflection 4, 38. Daymon 1, 39. 365 Days - 014/365: I'm not in it for the sex..., 40. Brent Dorian Carpenter,
41. 365 Days - 060/365: Afro Halo, 42. Perspective, 43. Cast thine eyes ..., 44. Tony Bell 201, 45. Donovan 2, 46. Symmetry, 47. 365 Days - 005/365: Crossroads, 48. Bradley Candie,
49. What Greg Said 1, 50. Personal History in Print, 51. Before-n-After, 52. Original Sin, 53. 365 Days - 007/365: The Glow of Love, 54. 365 Days - 004/365: The Other Side of Morning, 55. Accidental Magic, 56. Blaze of Glory,
57. 365 Days - 066/365: One-Shot The Third, 58. 365 Days - 057/365: The Light of History, 59. What Greg Said 2, 60. Suited Down, 61. Michael: Strong and Assured, 62. Concepting - Narcissus2f, 63. Brad in My Lapa, 64. 365 Days - 027/365: In Memoriam,
65. 365 Days - 038/365: Student Show Time!, 66. Brad Serving Face, 67. Street Smart, 68. 365 Days - 023/365: Come out, come out..., 69. Michael 221, 70. Fi-Ya 7, 71. Jim Crow, 72. Donovan 6
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Leica M9
28 Summicron ASPH
Backstage @
Sasquatch Music Festival
The Gorge Ampitheater
George, WA
© Jesse Lirola Photography, www.JesseLirola.com
Gino my eldest son sent us a email that came from his children’s school this morning, informing the parents of year 1 and reception that it has come to their attention that they have forgotten important English lessons last term so they are cancelling the Easter holidays and they need to return to school today. The email is waiting for the children at breakfast with their school uniforms neatly stacked. The funniest thing is his wife Siobhan has just told him that Hamish is in year 2 :-)
Here’s a photo from my New Years eve trip to the woods where I caught one of my only glimpses of winter, is the weather going to fool us all and bring winter back this weekend?
Poster for my upcoming brickfilm.
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A result of the Second City Directing Program, Fool for Thought’s Silent but Deadly emulates past sketch comedy groups, Bald Faced Lie and Bri-ko, in delivering a “dialogue-less” show. Watch as we listen to your guilty pleasure, sock puppets recreate famous movie scenes, and armless lovers enjoy a picnic. Plus, we have hot women in our cast.
Sunday, January 10th @ 5:30PM - North Theatre