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Shot these on our way down to LA a few weeks ago - image was shot through the back window of a fast moving car (Hwy 5 is sooooo boring!!!) at (obviously) sunset through my daughter's hands.
Risky journey by train I captured this image on 19th February 2019 from Tonggi railway station, Dhaka, Bangladesh, South Asia
Skinny-size card. Not for trade. Acrylics, fabric, ink, image from collage images-group (thank you so much for sharing), different stamps and marker pen.
After I copleted this work, it looked so familiar to my eyes. I don`t know why. Maybe I got the inspiration from some other artist for this card.. I don`t know...Weird :)
Tim taking a photograph of the Cherry Trees pub which was formerly the Norwood Railway Hotel. It was interesting to see that the building is now two storeys and was previously three storeys high.
Just a simple little pass, otherwise meaningless, but captured forever. Ah...the beauty of the concept of photography........
cant believe i caught a bee flying, capture the moment
this is the way we could freeze time and keep it forever,thats why i love photography....you cant turn back time but you could keep someone.something forever in the image
1/160, F6.3 , ISO 100
Photography students out on an extension of the seawall where the waves come in in a created surge protector with regular wave action causing white and falling water scenes …. Ideal if you want to get those types of shots , at your cameras peril !
Ocean Baths seawall
Newcastle . NSW
Captured this yesterday on my walk along Flagler Drive in West Palm Beach, Florida hung on the fence of a hurricane damaged high-rise that's closed at present. As a marketer involved in social media I loved the home made banner and the fact that the Paul campaign is leveraging free online social media for their campaign (note the YouTube and Google references on the banner).
[by Steve McCaffery.
2nd edition. Toronto, A Onion Printshop, 1981? perhaps as many as 5 copies].
3/4 x 1-15/16, single sheet white byronic brocade card folded horizontally thrice & stapled around 2 strips of black board matches with white heads to matchbook with 1/4x 3/4 striker label at top of bottom front flap, front cover only printed black rubberstamp with 4 staples forming a rectangle.
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- 1st edition, Ganglia Press 5¢ Mini Mimeo 3o, 1969?
- 3rd edition, Curvd H&z, 1981
- 4th edition, Underwhich Editions, 1985
Capture Trooper suit created for the live action fan film, Killzone: Intercept by Brian Curtin.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp9SQduS_r0
A second copy of this suit was also produced for Gorilla Games.
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