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Broken Social Scene @ The Neptune Theatre 10-23-17

photo by Bebe Labree Besch

This is my studio window, as it happens we weren't playing football that day. I came in to work to find three of these in the large pane of glass, while taking a pic for the insurance comp I got carried away and thought I'd try to be creative and make the most of a bad situation?

Oh dear. My poor little car.

Broken Bird

Danny Lane

2015

Unique

Low iron fuse cast glass relief

London

UK

www.dannylane.co.uk

Broken neck, broken Toyota..

Everett locked everyone out of my home office one day. The lock was old and the key was long gone, so I had to call the locksmith to break in. Everett owes me $100.

An interesting find at the Quesnel Antique Machinery Park.

Broken Saint, Kings Arms, 27 Sept 2006, Auckland Regional Final of the World Battle of the Bands.

Inspired by the song "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" by Whitney Houston

This is a hallway of an abandoned warehouse seen through it's broken window.

This is a broken rock, laying in mud at a boat launch in Essex, Massachusetts.

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Again, on expired Polaroid type 669 01/00.

I was skating today and literally fell on my face. I broke my glasses and the glasses cut my face. I fell on my wrist as well and that hurts like hell. I can barely type with this damn wrist guard on. If I was wearing it while I was skating, I wouldn't be cursing near as much as I am right now.

 

A 180 nose grind turned into a 270 face bump to glasses break to fakie.

I bought this Isle of Wight plate at the Inchinnan fete and gala day but Graham accidentally smashed it about twenty seconds after we got it home. I have kept the pieces for a crafty project or two.

;( dunno how it happened - now I need to fix the screen!

lampadina rotta

  

Bathroom renovation

Broken branch in a farmers field, tangled with sheep wool

Now the celebrating broken things

I don't want a world of broken things

You can tell that something isn't right

When all your heroes are in black and white.

I bought this Sigma Art 30mm f2.8 E Mount lens on ebay for £19 as a customer return, thinking I may be able to use it in manual mode.

However it does not manually focus, nor can you change the aperture or speed.

The only way to focus is to physically move in and out from the subject. Which needs to be pretty close too.

These images are all straight out of the camera, no cropping or colour adjustments.

Broken sleds left behind at a snowplay area

 

(Forest Service photo by Tania C. Parra)

My old analogue television broke whilst viewing a load of my images. This was a shame, as it meant no more TV, but also interesting in terms of the fuzzy, skewed images that came out. Here they are.

 

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