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One of a series of masks and costumes made from items washed up on the beaches of west Cornwall.
Many were worn in outdoor public beach theatre productions,"GHOST NETS"principally about marine pollution,
Pity the unfortunate Captain Wormsley Artemesia whose ill-fated decision to join the Secret Society of the Golden Claw would render his life thereafter intolerable. This locket, then, shows the hapless gentleman at about the time he sealed his own fate with the mark of his own hand. The Golden Claw partially obscures the visage of a fellow initiate, but we can be sure he fared no better. Let us draw the curtain here, dear reader, as no gain can possibly come from further delving into this sad tale of untrammeled vice!
This steampunk locket is large, measuring 2 1/2" tall by 2" wide in the closed position. The interior features 2 authentic tintypes from the late nineteenth century with a brass claw stamping. It hangs from a clear-coated distressed brass chain that is 30" long and has a vintage bayonet safety clasp although this item will easily slip over the head. If this chain is longer than you wish, it can be shortened at no cost by simply contacting me prior to shipment. Locket opens and closes with ease and has had its patina protected by a museum-quality wax. One of a kind! SOLD
Our local camera club's assignment for this month was still life... I went for found still life images.... bookshelf in a coffee shop in Kensington market, Toronto.
Story of Cows for Lobola at my blog
artpropelled.blogspot.com/2009/03/cows-for-lobola.html
Can you see the cow with the crumpled horn?
This was one of 147 photos from four rolls of Kodak Portra 160 which I finally had processed in February of 2025 at PEI Photo Lab in Charlottetown. The photos were all taken between 2020 and 2022 in Whitehorse, Yukon. I seem to recall taking most, if not all, with my old Canon AT-1 film camera from the 1970's.
This photo was taken in 2020 or 2021 on a trail in Whitehorse, Yukon. Since then we have moved to the other side of the country. The film bearing this photo was processed in February of 2025.