Weird stuff, found walking about.

from a box of 2.25 in - 60x60mm slides I got from a junk shop in Wallsend, Tyneside, England

Standing at the doors on a new born hell

Staring to the fire of the deepest pain

I found you, I found you today

Feeling like a prisoner of someone's life

I Know so well, please come to my side

I found you, I found you today

I found you, I found you today

I found you, I found you my dear

I found you, I found you my love

I found you, I found you my friend

And now the day awakes

Breathe this air

And feel inside

So alive

Believe me

It's not the end

Not the end

I found you, I found you today

I found you, I found you my love

In your anger there is light

In your pain there's a smile

And beyond our darkest dream

It's the spark of our lives

Shinning through the sky

Like children say

Pulsing in the space

Like a tidal wave

I found you, I found you today

I found you, I found you my dear

I found you, I found you my love

I found you, I found you my friend

I found you.

Song: Culture Kultür - I Found You

1955

date stamped on slide, August 1973

This is some of the stuff I've found on the ground over the years. One day I'll do something really artistic with it. Alternatively, the executors will find a pickle jar full of dusty stuff.

We're Here: I Found This!

127/365

It was a little grey at times yesterday, yet it was still warm, hence the blouse being discarded. Jo took to this field as he knew it was full of sunflowers. And so we found a little brightness on a dull day.

"Ted and John Canole"

date stamped on slide, March 1966

Santa Clara 2021

Heidelberg Project, Detroit

Found this image sitting on my harddrive and after some retouching this is what i came up with

handwritten on back of photograph, "church Mexico City, 1968"

Found snapshot on altered book page

handwritten on negative envelope, “12-27-56, Dr. Belafu" envelope from Sunset Drug Company, 2481 Mission Stret, San Francisco

handwritten on slide, “Ruthy Rubenfeld, L. George"

Debbie Harry with no panties here.

all I did was brighten image, no photoshop

trout lake

handwritten on back of photograph, "Louise Ford, Clementine Cresswell, Sept. 1935, 410 Stewart St. DeSoto, Mo."

Wabbid loves carrots and celery. In fact, he loves them so much that he converted an old skyscraper into a vertical farm and is now one of the leading producers of both. When not tending to his vegetables, he enjoys watching old Looney Tunes episodes.

Robot sculpture assembled from found objects by Brian Marshall - Wilmington, DE. Items included in my sculptures vary from vintage household kitchen items to recycled industrial scrap. Some of my favorite items to use are old oil cans, aluminum measuring spoons, electrical meters, retro blenders, anodized cups, and pencil sharpeners.

date stamped on slide June 1980

Photo found in Toronto

August 2012

date stamped on slide August 1967

Found Agfacolor slide in thick pre-1970s style mount showing a Ford Corsair (manufactured from 1963 to 1970).

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

photograph I acquired from a large archive of negatives from a San Francisco Bay based commercial photographer taken mostly in the 1960s to 1970s.

Found in the Corazon de Trinidad historic district which is on the National Register of Historic Places #73000482.

Found on Google Images. Hard to tell from this angle, but I believe these are to the same scale.