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I shot this for a photographic contest, the theme was "thought" and this was the best I could do with that concept. The model is Aldís. Makeup/bodypaint is by Eva Hrönn.
Opiate
Book :
Charles Saatchi
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Phaidon
2010
CD :
Spiritualized
Sweet Heart Sweet Light
Double Six
DS45
Design by Mark Farrow
iTunes :
The Pastels
What's It Worth ?
Creation
CRE23
GMA ? Yes ! ...
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Took this back in the winter at Newburgh. Very cold weather. It was a series of 4 that looked great in the viewfinder, but this was the only one that was remotely interesting when it was scanned.
I was so excited yesterday to find Question Mark eggs on some elm leaves... then I found a female in the process of laying more! The first eggs I found were just laid singly, but she was laying hers in a series, one stacked on top of the other.
According to North America's Favorite Butterflies, Question Marks often lay their eggs in chains of 3-10. This is a defensive strategy: predators are less likely to eat the eggs in the middle of the chain.
I can't wait to see the caterpillars hatch... this isn't a caterpillar species that I've seen before!
spotted by five year old granddaughter who keeps us going with her questions.
from The Book of Why?
Why doesn’t a chair fly?
Why do we have tongues?
Why are the stars so silver?
Why do girls wear bobbles?
Why do boys try and do handstands?
Why are there earrings in the world?
Why is sherbet so tickly on your tongue?
Why can you hear the wind, but not see it?
Why have old people got see-through skin?
Why can’t you choose what you were born like?
Why do our voices sound different to each other?
Why do people breathe a lot when they are excited?
Why is the sky blue, when the surface of the air is clear?
Alec Finlay
Even vandals ask this question, especially after getting high on paint fumes. But it doesn't matter who asks the question, the answer is always the same.... "because".
Makoto: “How do you do that?”
Yuki: “Do what?”
Makoto: “How do you project a question mark above your head?”
Yuki: “Is there a question mark above my head?”
Makoto: “Can’t you see it?”
Yuki: “What if I look up and it disappears? Will that mean you’re hallucinating?”
Makoto: “What if you look up and see it? Will that mean we’re both hallucinating?”
Yuki: “Maybe all these questions have manifested into an astrally-projected phenomenon?
Makoto: “Maybe we are victims of post-processing?”
Yuki: “If it were added in post-processing, why would you be reaching like that toward nothing?”
Makoto: “Maybe it’s time we gave the questions a rest for today?”
Yuki: “Are you thinking what I’m thinking?”
Makoto: “Snacks and a movie?”
Yuki: “How about ‘Dude, Where’s My Car?’”
Makoto: “Maybe a double-feature with ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit?”
“Yuki: How can I say no to that?”
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Created for the We’re Here contemplation of the Question Mark.
Been oh so busy today so I'm just wondering what to shoot for my 365!! I have a question ....
Black-and-White 365 ....
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Great night chilling with my housemate chatting about this and that. Photo taken using my guitar tuner as a lighting source. Love the question marks that appear in my pupils even though the rest of the shot is slightly out of focus...
My nephew and cousin told me something about the 'S'-form and the '?'-form. I realized that this green object is a member of the Question Mark family!
Six duocolor craft paper stripes 20x9cm
Life's greatest questions have always been: Who am I? Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where am I going?
-The Used♥