View allAll Photos Tagged lavalamp
[explore #261 on 07.11.08]
I really don't know what I'm doing with my life at this point.
aggiungerei: fanculo a flickr che fa venire i colori spenterrimi >.<
|| web site || tutorial blog (italian only) || twitter ||
© All rights reserved. Use without permission is illegal.
These were popular in the 60's so my sister gave me this one for my 60th.
This image has been lifted from a time lapse shot on New Years Eve. The green splodge are (out of focus) fireworks.
LAVA LAMP - A colourful multi-layered artwork. Red shards overpainted layers of yellow, green and blue. You can almost see the movement and changing of the colours if you squint your eyes. A bright and zesty addition to any wall-space in office or home.
(c)2025 - GrahamSeamanArt
Mixed nuts with rosemary seasoning.
I placed printer paper over a lava lamp light, strew nuts on it, and turned off the room lights.
I'm almost certain there must be a catchy advert like slogan to go with this image.
Damned if i can think of it though. How about you?
Photoshop used to haxor the lava in the lamp into the same exposure as the mini, but believe it or not i didn't remove any cables with it.
I am, er, rather, Graham is a talented musician and a great friend who I’ve been pleased to know for a long time now. The reason for my stutter is referencing to how him and I were often confused for each other, jokingly I’m sure. Average looking white males, all the same, am I right? But that was years ago. The kid has a beard now! I also got taller. Now it’s almost like we’re unique individuals. Almost.
I met Graham in early highschool. I had been coaxed into getting Facebook, and then told I had to have a profile picture. I decided I had to try to be better than everyone else and ended up taking a bunch of selfies (NOTE: BEFORE SELFIES WERE COOL) with lavalamps, glowsticks, fiberoptic lamps, and many other things. The shots got me some attention with friends and I ended up being asked to take photos of a band my friends were in called Fall With Them. Graham was on guitar and vocals. That’s how we met and after that everything fell into place.
Eventually Fall With Them disbanded and while it was unfortunate, everyone moved on to new things. One of those things being GDAD which, if you read yesterday’s post you’d know, became Good For Grapes whom I continued to photograph for. I’ve basically been taking photos of Graham for as long as I’ve been a photographer. It never really occurred to me until I wrote that last sentence. It’s an odd thought, though comforting knowing that I’ve had friends who’ve been there throughout my growth as an artist. I’m excited to see what will happen next in our ongoing journey through music and photography.
Saturday night spent writing a GCSE INSET session while listening to Rod Picott and keeping one eye on the football in a room lit by this lava lamp. Multi-tasking, I suppose....
Noe and I went to the Remaincom anniversary party which was a lot of fun.
Here's part of the companies Lava Lite collection.
Enlightening times - want to relive your youth? Just add some sparkle to your home with the help of Mathmos.
Week 37