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This tin can angel seems to burst out of the wall. He's little different and funny. Ingredients are a tin can, spring, hinge, doll arms, sewing machine hinge and air-dried clay face.
"This is my proposal tape of sorts; introducing my wife and her son to me. I drove them from Sac. to Berkeley for 2 years (sp?) festival and sang every word of every song to them - simply jammin'. I've always said I can't sing good but when I sing I'm happy."
Love this sardine can cause it still has the key and the tin roll. Inside has marbled paper, a wrist watch, plastic leaves and a real burr. On top is a clay raven.
FOUND ITEM at the HUNKY JESUS CONTEST...it was fun finding a few things at the contest grounds, but it was MORE fun seeing other photographers capturing those LOST ITEMS ! ADDA wanted to tap them on the shoulder and say, "If you want views, go for the BARE CHESTS, if you want FOUND OBJECTS go to ADDA's non-view flickr set!" LOL
Assemblage, acrylic paint, barn wood, copper, key, glass bottle, straw flowers, feather, chain, drawer pulls, maple seeds, found objects, ephemera......3/28/10 Yahoo !!! This was just accepted in a juried show in Sequim WA
The world is full of beautiful things to capture with photography.
Can you see it?
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Yeah ... coming across such things is kind of like peeking through a knothole ... or a wormhole that provides a glimpse into an alternate universe. But my curiosity does have its limits.
Plundering through my stash, I found some watch parts I had forgotten about. I so love the guilloche engraving on this one.
The colours in this stained label are sadly faded. A nice image though, showing (as usual) a much grander set of blocks than the box actually contains.
A braze welded sculpture of recycled bicycle parts. The legs and hips are rear derailleur plates, and the tail, head, and jaw of the mount is a brake lever and housing. The teeth are chain pins on a link plate.
The rider's torso is made of two rear derailleur mounting pegs, and a brake caliper forms its shoulders and arms. In its right manipulator is a spring clip from the underside of a saddle, and in its left is a staff of a handlebar stem bolt and expander nut, rear derailleur spring, and a wheel bearing race nut.
On its shoulders is an epaulette of a brake cable guide sleeve and a head of a tube clamp and alignment washer. It wears a jaunty hat of a headset locknut.
Large group Show at Studio x17 in Seattle, tucked between two of my favorite artists Ego and Jeff Taylor
Camera: Konica Hexar AF
Lens: 35mm f/2 Hexar Lens (fixed)
Film: Mitsubishi MX-III 200 color film (expired C41 film)
Developer: Lab processed
Scanned on an Epson 4870, then contrast-enhanced using Photoshop.
A recent NE Minneapolis photo walk between the Mississippi and N 2nd Street, near N 33rd Avenue.
Pen-nibs in the workshop, being used to make earring trios.
Taken with Panasonic-Leica Elmarit 45mm f2.8 Macro lens on Panasonic GH2.
A braze welded sculpture of recycled bicycle parts. The legs and hips are rear derailleur plates, and the tail, head, and jaw of the mount is a brake lever and housing. The teeth are chain pins on a link plate.
The rider's torso is made of two rear derailleur mounting pegs, and a brake caliper forms its shoulders and arms. In its right manipulator is a spring clip from the underside of a saddle, and in its left is a staff of a handlebar stem bolt and expander nut, rear derailleur spring, and a wheel bearing race nut.
On its shoulders is an epaulette of a brake cable guide sleeve and a head of a tube clamp and alignment washer. It wears a jaunty hat of a headset locknut.