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A flashback to the day I scored 117 for haulage, 2.5.88, on the 13.55 Dover to Liverpool and seen at Kensington Olympia.
a photographic experiment with el Sam, cool ideas dude!
some bouncing balls on top of a blacklight tube. i used my new flash to create a white reflection spot in each ball. afterwards, the GIMP was used to apply the Sparkle effect on those spots.
A self-portrait using a relatively modern Nikon flash on the Yashica. Last year in our Chicago apartment. It's been a long year.
SPC Flashback 2009:
-album covers √ (front and back of sleeve)
-introduce yourself √ (hi, my name is "vanessa_r" and i am "not alone". i have three little boys and one man-sized boy in my life, keeping it loud and crazy).
headless √ (bottom section of right frame -see notes)
diptych √
shoes √ (not exactly a focus of attention, but we ARE all wearing footwear ;)
childhood √ (those are my kids)
hats √ (again, not a focal point really, but four out of the five people pictured here are wearing headgear)
tiny words √
red √
That's nine out of twelve :)
This flashback photo is from February 1990 taken from my bed at Union Hospital. A day or two before this photo was taken I was being an idiot by sliding around in the hallways at school and broke my ankle in four places. I managed to dislocate my foot as well-- it was turned 180 degrees before the doctor in the ER snapped it back into place. All of this required many hours of surgery and the installation of a small rod and 10 screws. This photo is indeed a "painful" memory. By the way, that's not gloss on my mouth but rather a bit of petroleum jelly needed to help my severely chapped lips caused by the anesthesia.
Cut the top of the shirt off just below the sleeve, then made a gathered skirt portion (somewhere between 1.5-2 times her waste measurement), and added another band of ribbing at the bottom. It's too long, I need to go back and shorten it, and give it a good pressing, but just had to see her wear it, you know? This is the first pattern I have purchased and sewn--and I'm smitten. Thanks Rae!!
PS: I started a blog, come visit! :) www.adirondackinspired.wordpress.com
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