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This was my sticker album when I was 6 or 7. I had at least two others in my sticker heydey, but they have yet to resurface.
Debian vinyl sticker purchased at DefCon in the Irvine Underground booth (http://www.irvineunderground.org)
Note the sticker, at the bottom of the sign, marked by a note. This was taken on the Victoria Line, coming into Highbury & Islington.
The mother of the child whose head is partially visible also chose to harass me, despite this photograph being taken in a public place, and despite being informed that only the top of her child's head appeared in the photograph. She did not give me cause to fear immediate violence, or as far as I am aware commit any other criminal offence. Unfortunately, as she chose to speak to me while I was leaving the train with my hands full, I was unable to photograph her.
brillos - cadenas
foto: generando ambientes .. en un perfecto dia!
sticker: regalo para el punarock
de mvd a rosario con todo el color!
A promotion sticker for the hottest dj-crew from Den Haag, left behind in the toilet of Anna. It's worth money because Tabasco has been forced by the hot pepper sause laywers to change the name.
just a random sticker on a lamppost man.
Camera: Canon 700D
Location: Honeybourne Line, Cheltenham
Photographer: Katie Jones
Airplane and car stickers Alex and I bought for Rowan's 2nd birthday.
This was taken at the birthday party 4 months ago (I'm that behind...)
We had some high-quality red and black vinyl stickers printed up to promote the CandyFab Project, our open-source 3D fabricator. These are business card sized stickers--cute but tough.
We'll send you three if you send us a SASE. Read more here.
My friend Rachel collected stickers in the middle 1990s- the walls of her room were covered in them. When she left the city to go to college, she peeled all the stickers and put them in this book. A few years later, when she moved to Boston, she gave me the book, and I've had it in a closet ever since. Today I took it out and photographed all 60 pages. It's a wonderful time capsule of urban sticker art in New York twenty years ago- lots of forgotten bands, graffiti artists, and clubs. Leave a comment if you notice any interesting ones!
My friend Rachel collected stickers in the middle 1990s- the walls of her room were covered in them. When she left the city to go to college, she peeled all the stickers and put them in this book. A few years later, when she moved to Boston, she gave me the book, and I've had it in a closet ever since. Today I took it out and photographed all 60 pages. It's a wonderful time capsule of urban sticker art in New York twenty years ago- lots of forgotten bands, graffiti artists, and clubs. Leave a comment if you notice any interesting ones!
Sort of bored and decided to sticker up my spare lens hood. This is my "car event" hood to reflect the car culture. Carbon vinyl wrapping and some random stickers blends various car sub cultures together.
Strobist info:
SB-700 camera left, bounced off a wall
Triggered with cybersyncs
Inside of my old box (see previous photo). I opened it after quite a long time, when I returned to my hometown.
When I was at high school I didn't have money to order real japanese kawaii stuff online, but from time to time I could find some kawaii-like stickers in some shops runned by Vietnamese people in my country. Most of them are made in China, but some of them have a really cute designes ^^