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A Girl And Some Tunes : The Lost Frames
It's the second anniversary of the "A Girl And Some Tunes" series. I've been doing this project for two years now, so i've decided to make a set with some unpublished photographs. It's cool for me to see the evolution of the whole thing. I take a lot of pictures for my job or my personal things, but the pics for this project are the ones i love the most. What will it look like in two years from now, i don't know but as long i got inspiration i will keep on doing this!
A big thank you to all the girls who participate to this series!
Model: Violaine
This pic is from "The Girl In The Town Of No Return":
4th grade class had an art project and when I saw it, I had to have some of it hanging in my kitchen because they match my fiestaware colors (cobalt and yellow). I selected 3, framed them in white 12 x 12 frames (purchased on ebay for about $6.50 e.). Added a 5 x 7 photo of my daughter that I'd edited and hung it with the grouping.
A SELECTION OF SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES IN A VARIETY OF COLOURS AND FINISHES - MORE SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES COMING SOOOOOOOON.... VIEW MORE INFO AT WWW.TTIMAGING.CO.UK
When my ones got stolen in the mugging, I got a two-for-one deal on a replacement pair. The other ones are my favourite prop :)
Specialized frames all from the same era, acquired at completely different times. The Rockhopper Comp I bought for $30.00 at a police auction, mainly for the components. The 1989 Stumpjumper Team was my 3rd mountain bike ever, having purchased it used, probably in 1991, ridden to death, and only recently stripped down to possibly rebuild. The orange bike is Hardrock from a dumpster that I stripped and painted orange, and may soon be another commuter for me.
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I have told Toby that the cone frames his face like a halo frames an angel's. He doesn't buy it, but until that last bit heals (you can see the velcro holding on the bandage on his flank) he wears the cone so he doesn't "scratch" with his teeth and open the wound up again.
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#27 Framed in 113 pictures in 2013