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FOUND ITEM at the HUNKY JESUS CONTEST...it was fun finding a few things at the contest grounds, but it was MORE fun seeing other photographers capturing those LOST ITEMS ! ADDA wanted to tap them on the shoulder and say, "If you want views, go for the BARE CHESTS, if you want FOUND OBJECTS go to ADDA's non-view flickr set!" LOL
Love this sardine can cause it still has the key and the tin roll. Inside has marbled paper, a wrist watch, plastic leaves and a real burr. On top is a clay raven.
Assemblage, acrylic paint, barn wood, copper, key, glass bottle, straw flowers, feather, chain, drawer pulls, maple seeds, found objects, ephemera......3/28/10 Yahoo !!! This was just accepted in a juried show in Sequim WA
The world is full of beautiful things to capture with photography.
Can you see it?
It's SYWBPP's first anniversary, and we've been partying all week. Follow the fun at the group blog.
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The Liquidian Fractulator was created to fractulate Noridium gas into liquid Bolosferum to feed planet Lyropia's stock of four legged Lamblings. Lamblings produce Noridium gas when they drink Bolosferum. Unfortuantely the Liquidian Fractulator is powered by Lambling stomachs and required six stomachs to produce enough Bolosferum to feed one Lambling. Within three weeks the Lamblings were extinct! So I had to escape, but I took the Liquidium Fractulator with me and now this glorious piece of chrome awesomeness is merely a fantastic night light.
Plundering through my stash, I found some watch parts I had forgotten about. I so love the guilloche engraving on this one.
South Africa
Zulu ilala palm herb basket
3 x 7
$10
To purchase, contact Kelly Trimble at
viafrikagallery@gmail.com (Indianapolis, IN)
Wholesale and lot purchases are available.
A braze welded sculpture of recycled bicycle parts. The legs and hips are rear derailleur plates, and the tail, head, and jaw of the mount is a brake lever and housing. The teeth are chain pins on a link plate.
The rider's torso is made of two rear derailleur mounting pegs, and a brake caliper forms its shoulders and arms. In its right manipulator is a spring clip from the underside of a saddle, and in its left is a staff of a handlebar stem bolt and expander nut, rear derailleur spring, and a wheel bearing race nut.
On its shoulders is an epaulette of a brake cable guide sleeve and a head of a tube clamp and alignment washer. It wears a jaunty hat of a headset locknut.
A warning sign found washed up on the beach in Departure Bay, my son's broken skateboard, rusted-iron dolphins fashioned by my partner, a shovel, and several other items. The haphazrd installation is part of a cemetery in my backyard on Vancouver Island. The vegetation is my friend. More about the cemetery can be found in my blog's cemetery catergory.
Large group Show at Studio x17 in Seattle, tucked between two of my favorite artists Ego and Jeff Taylor
Playing around with the odds and ends on my bench--leftovers from other pieces, things started and not finished--these 2 emerged as finished pieces.
Camera: Konica Hexar AF
Lens: 35mm f/2 Hexar Lens (fixed)
Film: Mitsubishi MX-III 200 color film (expired C41 film)
Developer: Lab processed
Scanned on an Epson 4870, then contrast-enhanced using Photoshop.
A recent NE Minneapolis photo walk between the Mississippi and N 2nd Street, near N 33rd Avenue.