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asymmetric

pseudo poncho

tunica dress top

hard to top

radical kamikaze knitting

sensitive Dada knitting

intuitive guerilla knitting

whimsical nonsense knitting

a supermodel´s nightmare

due to

infinite wearing options

a tribute to divas

who are not afraid

to self- express

so pretty I am, so sweet my tongue...

 

I really have one big unibrow across my entire forehead

I am not very much for the unibrow kind of neanderthal look,

Yeah call me posh :) or vain!

 

sometimes I just shaved all off for simplicity this in one of those times, it gives you kind of a sickly pale impression kind of cool if you ad some make-up!

 

Peace and Noise!

 

/ MushroomBrain

I shot this image in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, India. Actually, I was shooting working children around the bank of Ganges.

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/

 

Dress: Mod Cloth

 

Shoes: White mt.

 

Flower Brooch: Vintage

 

Fully articulated for dancing.

 

There will be more pics of this fella. I got lots.

 

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA

25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

The Utatan Project: I am me

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or, i have a short attention span. i will often get bored of my hobbies. I played sudoku obsessively for a month last year. Now I don't play at all really. I really wanted to try painting a few years ago, so I did all my research, bought some supplies, planned out some projects. I haven't touched the stuff yet.

 

this alone is proof that I adore photography. 6 months of taking at least one shot every day (and usually hundreds more), and I have yet to get sick of it, get bored, or want to quit.

Larry Eiring, Photographer, Hope and Dreams Studios. For information regarding this or any other photograph, please contact the photographer by email to hleiring@yahoo.com.

 

PLEASE NOTE: This photograph is protected by specific rights granted by the Burning Man Project and Black Rock City, LLC. to the photographer and may not be reprinted or reposted without permission.

25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/10/red-tights-and-v...

 

Tights: Target

 

Velvet Jacket: Anthropologie

 

Dress: Vintage

 

Oxfords: Steve Madden

 

Beret: Nordstrom

 

Brooch: Vintage

 

Bracelet: Vintage plastic necklace

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/11/my-entry.html

 

Sweater: Bebo

 

Skirt: My vintage crinoline

 

Belt: ?

 

Hat: Vintage

 

Socks: Target

 

Shoes: Miz Mozz

A good friend.

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CYRIL RUELLE PAINTING DATED JULY 3RD 2005 AVAILABLE DECEMBER 18 2012 450 EUROS

My eldest boy, Gromit, has gone blind suddenly, so I took him to the vet and was told he has a brain tumor. The doctor told me I less than 30 days to make a decision. Seeing his decline, on a daily basis, is very heart wrenching and painful. I really hate to make this decision but I have to plan on putting the boy to rest but I cannot let his quality of life degrade anymore.

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

  

Demented kitty and friends @ the Heavy Petting Zoo Stage

 

25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

I was trying to think of something different to do for tonight's shots but after a day of work and a long evening of packing up household goods, I just did not have the energy to be creative and unique. Hopefully, I will more time and energy to commit to you my photos.

Awesome awesome dude with some bad ass poi poi skills.

 

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Sadly, a true statement. Funny, though.

 

And, is that Arnie, riding a liger (or tigon)?

 

25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

A senior man with gray hair and glasses repairs a vintage motorcycle outside. He is carefully working on the bike while smiling, surrounded by greenery and tools.

I love the contrast in this picture. The person in the pumpkin shirt could probably pass as a normy outside the Faire; the person with the blue hair is fully embracing the command of the DJ’s shirt.

 

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

"It all started with a little bit of courage! For years I felt like I needed to pick one way of expressing myself, and stick with it. Now? Well now I get to be me. Really me. And this? This is how I feel today."

 

"This outfit—it’s just so me!" I laughed as someone commented on my photo. It’s a gorgeous ensemble, really: deep teal and dark blue layers of fabric forming sort of a ruffled skirt effect with delicate lace detail along the edges. The flowing sleeves add to it all, and the rich tones are wonderfully balanced by the lighter colored belt and accents around the neckline.

 

It's an outfit that feels so playful! It’s not always been easy letting go of expectations but embracing my feminine side like this—it feels liberating. Walking past those who may have a quick glance or comment? It’s worth it for the joy I feel inside. The best part is, they often surprise you with their support and kindness. To live authentically? Best decision ever!"

 

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Twelve a Year May 2024

A photographer, willing to be on the other side of the lens (not super-common).

 

And she has a dragon mask and a great smile. I might have a squish.

 

25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

Love her cute smile.

 

24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.

Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.

 

Been thinking about the impact and power clothes hold in this society... and how it can define one's gender to a degree. It almost seems kinda silly.

 

Although I think this generation is the most androgynous generation so far. It's quite exciting.

 

It's strange though, that female bodied people can get away with SO much. I mean female bodied people can basically go out in binders, wear ties, totally masculine clothes and get seen either as butch, boy, or super sexy - depending on the person who is admiring/looking at said person. But overall nobody will go OMG WHAT THE HELL. Yet male bodied people have such a shitty deal, most can't just strut their stuff in some sexy dress without having some people look at them funny. It's a real shame...I mean I know people who will point and be like wow that guy is in a kilt! If they think that's crazy, hah what would they say if they saw some hot guy totally showing what he got in a real sexy black number? Or those people who still make fun of "metrosexuals" it's like dude, they like to look good, get over it. It's kinda sad that it's socially unacceptable for a guy to be like hey, today I wanna wear a super cute skirt and blouse... but it's generally socially acceptable for a girl to be like hey, today I wanna wear a totally snazzy suit.

 

What a fucking rip off... we, as a society, desperately need to move the fuck on. It's just clothes, we all should be able to express ourselves in any way, never mind what gender [if any] we are.

 

This is where I stop and thank everyone who is stepping outside of the gender box and expressing themselves however the hell they want, wearing whatever they want, even if some people give them a hard time. I'm proud of us all <3

Blogged here: elsita.typepad.com/thehiddenseed/2009/10/romantic-dress.html

 

Dress and shoes: Anthropologie

 

Belt: Vintage

 

Necklace: Handmade with lampwork beads

I was trying to think of something different to do for tonight's shots but after a day of work and a long evening of packing up household goods, I just did not have the energy to be creative and unique. Hopefully, I will more time and energy to commit to you my photos.

One of the many transient pieces of art which adorn the walls of Leeside Skatepark in Vancouver, BC Canada. This park is named and dedicated to Lee Matasi December 27, 1981 - December 3, 2005

 

A tribute website to Lee can be found here

 

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For more photos or to follow my journey to go from Rookie to Pro photographer visit Rookie Photo

 

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You can find a large number of full-resolution photos under a Creative Commons license on my official website: nenadstojkovicart.com/albums

 

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