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Well i must first apologise for my lack of appearance this week, i have been so busy with work and life i have had no opportunity to get my photography up and running, however i had my first free day today and felt i had to catch up, i don't want to fall behind again!
Anyway i had a few ideas for this weeks theme but after the lack of time decided on a simple image and thought i would have a little fun with it. :)
This seemed appropriate too as i had an ultrasound on my legs which ill explain later, but it was really interesting to see the inside of my body and the blood flow. I love anything to do with biology and science, i'm such a science nut!
Anyhoo i hope you enjoy, i'm off to catch up on a numerous jobs i have left to do, laters.
P.S. check out the Chemical Brothers video as it sprung into my head as soon as i saw the theme. :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpKCqp9CALQ
The Teleidoscope - (19/52) Bones
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This guy has been waiting so long to get a job that he's now employed as a Halloween prop on my neighbours lawn. It doesn't seem difficult to understand how skeletons became associated with Halloween. Just like ghosts, the skeleton reminds us that Halloween was once a solemn day - a day for the dead. But in other cultures, to celebrate the dead is not morbid or sad. It is celebratory! On All Souls Day in Brittany, people go to the cemetery to pray for their ancestor's souls. There is a place called the place of bones where the remains of those long departed are kept together in one tomb. People come to visit this tomb - they walk along the entrance and touch the rows of skulls. They do this so they feel closer to their ancestors. In Mexico, the Day of the Dead is almost like Christmas. Street peddlers sell holiday toys. And these toys, seemingly morbid are actually colorful and fanciful. The skeletons have moving legs and painted in bright colors and many times dressed up like a Barbie. In America, it seems we have adopted the tradition of skeletons during our "Day of the Dead" - or Halloween, but it is less spiritual. Nonetheless, it is always in good fun.
"Bone, Sweet Bone" was the title of a piece in my piano book when I took lessons in elementary school. I think Selma, the lynx, may have been thinking similar thoughts when she found what the keeper had left her.
DDC-Thankful
Every Saturday is Bone Day for Shizandra. She loves her beef bones, especially the marrow portion.
2Alas, Andrew Antonaccio is known for his black and white linear portraits and colored geometric abstractions. This is a new work on the Elizabeth Street side of the Rag & Bone store on East Houston Street in Manhattan.
Bones Exposed is the title of a song off the new Of Mice & Men album which I do recommend~
this is something I've been wanting to do for a while, and I'm pretty happy with the result
Bones on the eaves of bar.
I took this at the area where is called "Golden-Gai(Golden town).
The area has uncountable small unique bars & IZAKAYAs.
And each of them is an old and ragged but has great attractive.
Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.
58021 heads through the Erewash Valley, passing the closed Bennerley Coal Disposal Point and beneath the Great Northern Railway viaduct, heading northbound MGR empties on 19th March 1985.
© Gordon Edgar - All rights reserved. Please do not use my images without my explicit permission
Findlay - Electric Bones (Live) : www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3rESqMBT6w
à Annecy
Ferrania Elioflex 2 Medium Format TLR 120, FP4+, + Caffenol C-L 40min @18°C (15g Iodized Salt) + Epson V600
Bones in Heaven
If I ever get to heaven,
I hope you'll be there too,
And there'll be roast beef every day
And juicy bones for you.
I'll never be too busy
To take you for a ride;
And any time I take a walk,
You'll be right by my side.
You were my dear and faithful friend,
And though you are no more,
In my heart, you still do wait
To greet me at the door.
Somewhere there is a place
Where the sky is always blue,
The grass is soft and sweet and green,
And I am there with you.
Faith Goble, 2010
In memory of Happy, Mellie, Pokey, Lissie, Eddy, and Livia--and for my dear friend Anna (Asimmetrica) whose dog, Miro, has cancer. Miro will not be with Anna much longer. As someone who has lost many dearly loved dogs, I feel so sad for both Anna and Miro.
You can see Anna's beautiful work at www.flickr.com/photos/asimmetrica/
Detail of the amazing roof of the Oculus above the World Trade Center station showing how the structure really does look like he bones of a whale.
Have bone will chew. It’s a...
Daily Dog Challenge 3025. “No Brainer"
... at least for Henry.
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Stop on by Henry and Toby's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
My Monster High skeleton! I started her out in full color, but her little face is so sweet that it became overpowering. Then I put the top hat on her and she became very cabaret...
OK!!!Ok!!! Howl much longer do I have to keep this bone on my nose?
I aim to please and I'm so willing to degrade myself just to make my human feel accomplished and happy.
Explore 4/8/2008 #130
This is one of the few times I've been paid to actually do "assignment" photography. And decided I didn't like it. 😁
A friend recommended me to a windows contractor to photograph some of their installations. It was kind of interesting. Alas, it didn't result in much in the way of pictures that I thought were interesting enough to post (lots of pictures of workers but I won't post those). Anyway, here are a few "lined-up" shots that I like. And a technical note - for the photographs from inside, I used speedlights to balance the light from outside.
Someplace in the western suburbs of Chicago, Illinois
February 15, 2012
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