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My recent trip to The Conran Shop, London where I discovered EIGHT Tolix chairs!!! Oh, how I love thee, let me count the ways...
Me and Philip had a ton of fun taking pictures today. We got really into it. I wish we had more ideas and more room to conduct our ideas. I texted him and was like. Hey Philip let's use your masks and get creepy :). He was all for it. Every other shot phil was like add more blood! Haha it was a lot of laughter, and a lot of trying to be as creepy as possible.
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Gosh, weather here in Wisconsin is freaking awesome. It was warm enough to walk home without a jacket xD
my two obsessions. lately, I've been obsessing over violin (3-4 hours of practice a day) and, well, I love photography always xD
my neptune stash so far...i know i won't ever get all prints separately so i tried for those elusive precuts...
{i'm nearly ashamed to admit, but more of them are on their way...it's an obsession, i know!}
my plans for these (yes, they are meant to be used!)
a dwr OR single girl quilt (+ kona cotton 'charcoal') and
a zig zag quilt...or another hst quilt
Tema della settimana #37: Obsession
Submission for N°37 weekly assignment: theme "Obsession"
sono ossessionato dalle mozzarelle di bufala e da b. Le mozzarelle di bufala non perdo tempo a fotografarle.
She just sat and watched the television for several hours. I tried to talk to her, but she couldn't hear me. It was depressing; I had to take a picture.
You always sleep late and always rely on phone and anxiety. Now more and more people get this “fashionable ill”——
obsession.
A buddy of mine at work got me in to Invicta watches, and that spurred my interest in watches in general. Not a high dollar collection by any stretch of the imagination, but I like them. This is a Festina watch that I bought back during college. I was working at a bicycle shop at the time, and was fascinated with all things cycling. This watch has held up very well, and was my everyday wearer for about 5 years, until I stopped wearing watches a few years back.
My drink obsession. Last summer it was caramel frappacinos. This summer pink lemonaid freezes.
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56/80 Great Obsession
There are times we corrupt it to both an apparatus such as TV or PSP that we isolate the world. And that's what you and wanted to capture in this photo, the obsession that people have with being surrounded by apparatus that only take away time to live moments with the people we most want.
This had long been in my head, but I had to get an old TV to make it.
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56/80 Gran obsesión
Hay a veces que nos viciamos tanto a un aparato, como la TV o la PSP que nos aislamos del mundo. Y es eso lo que e querido plasmar en esta foto, la gran obsesión que tienen las personas con estar rodeado de aparato que solo nos quitan tiempo de vivir momentos con las personas a las que mas queremos.
Esta foto llevaba mucho tiempo en mi cabeza, pero tuve que conseguir una TV antigua para hacerla.
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Picture thanks to Monica...
My ice cream obsession is apparently intercontinental.
I was playing with my (at the time) new Palm Zire and took a picture of myself.
Feeling rather foolish, I sent it to a friend of mine in Germany.
She just so happened to be knocking away some ice cream as my pic popped up in her inbox.
Enjoy.
This is the bear that started my obsession with counting legs.. the Northwest Territories has a 3 legged polar bear on their logo. He doesn't seem to care much though. "Hey, this is a government job. I just have to do this another couple of years and I can retire with a nice pension."
Taken on a government truck in downtown Yellowknife, NWT, Canada
Part of a blog entry on 3 legged polar bears: modernduck.com/2011/12/3-legged-polar-bears/
The only thing to which I will admit to having an obsession – books.
No matter the genre, the intended audience, the plausibility, the style, the length, the plot – I adore books. I just hope that I fare better than Mr. Henry Bemis, in the end.
And whilst I am confessing: I often judge a book by its cover, initially.
Timer : Eli And The Thirteenth Confession : Laura Nyro