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I wouldn't normally think to post random cell phone images. But I have been going through old shots and realising the inherrent interest value as a vernacular project.

 

Each one of these shots tells a story. More so than many of the polished artistic shots I post - the things you are 'supposed' to display on your photography website.

 

Siemens SF65 Cellphone

TDE COTA DEC 14

.....this tug is way to ugly to smile.

Streaker (flasher):

Taken with Meade LS6, MaxView40 lens and adapter, and Sony CX550V HD HandyCam. Camera 8X optical, low lux on, manual focus .9m. Single HD video frame, min minus mag, tone 10, sharp 70, bright 500, contrast 10.

I wouldn't normally think to post random cell phone images. But I have been going through old shots and realising the inherrent interest value as a vernacular project.

 

Each one of these shots tells a story. More so than many of the polished artistic shots I post - the things you are 'supposed' to display on your photography website.

 

Siemens SF65 Cellphone

I wouldn't normally think to post random cell phone images. But I have been going through old shots and realising the inherrent interest value as a vernacular project.

 

Each one of these shots tells a story. More so than many of the polished artistic shots I post - the things you are 'supposed' to display on your photography website.

 

Siemens SF65 Cellphone

TDE COTA DEC 14

Got together with my buddy Brandt today to shoot his uncle's one off 68' Chevy. This truck has a crazy amount of custom work done and the majority of it being done in house at Amsley's Auto Body. Oh I also forgot to mention that under the hood lies a CTS-V LS6 crate motor.

  

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