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Sonic Youth
soundtrack to the film 'Simon Werner a Disparu'
Sent to me, along with The Cure's Pornography, by Flickr contact Col www.flickr.com/photos/98549503@N00
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We had to make an essay about the live as a moving object. Live has to move and everything moves with us. I made it about different types of tents. tradional yurts and bedoin tents and new types of architectual types of tents.
I made this object with the following view:
People have to move but we love our secure places and save hidings. We have to have a place to come back to. even if we are traveling. So I made this kind of tent form. the different layers of fabric resemble the differrent securities we need and thhes cover us. they are a little translucent but that comes in place when we think about a tent. a tent is never closed. you can hear noices and other people can hear you.
Outside an hotel in the Jewellery Quarter. Unfortunately, plastic. Great forms.
Taken with Minolta MD Tele-Rokkor 135mm f2.8 on Panasonic GX7.
1000 Object Sky photos
I've been playing with krazydad / jbum's Coverpop Interactive Mosaic maker.
You can make your own by visiting flickr.coverpop.com/create/
Wedding of Joe Wright and Amy McGlothlin at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Bedford, Mass. Wednesday, November 23, 2016.
Photo by James M. Patterson © 2016
Green & Black's chocolate
To say that I have a sweet tooth is akin to describing crack cocaine as being 'a bit moreish'
Random objects at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul
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I took this photograph the way it is composed because I wanted to shoot straight down at the object to best incorporate the doodle to carry out a bigger picture. What makes this photograph interesting is that the subject is trying to iron the wrinkled paper in the photograph. The emotion I am trying to convey in the photograph is hard-working. The settings I used to take this shot is of an aperture of f/10.0 because I wanted to capture every detail in the photograph. It was cloudy outside so I used a shutter speed of 1/20 to properly compensate the lighting. I also used an ISO of 100 to avoid any noise in the photograph.
For a class project we were given an object and we had to create a poster that taught the viewer something new about the object. I really had no idea how to do this. It was a super small object and a really big poster, and the object didn't even look like a real magnifying glass. Overall it was a difficult project, and the main part I liked was seeing that 100% cyan color being printed on glossy paper.