#rotiform #static

On the way to Dubs on the Delaware

Photo: @JacksonMPhotography

Owner; @siid_g35s

WInd a roll of film through a camera on a cold dry day and you might get a static discharge. Luba's expression was perfect for this moment !

photo by Stan Alexander

Daan Verhoeven set

despite the glum face she was very excited about the whole thing.

Olympus OM-1n - Zuiko 50mm 1.4

*Kodak T-Max 400 - self development

Lack of inspiration lately..static.

Better in Large. Press L key

Live at OXJAM Safehouse / Spirit of Gravity / Beatabet all dayer, The Rose Hill, Brighton, 15.10.2016

Photographed in Hastings Minnesota

March 17th 2012

If I run my hand across the floor what kind of electricity will I get? How does this form of electricity come to be?

Ancient Roman allegory of Tiber River. Campidoglio, Rome, Italy.

I took this today on the way from Atlanta to Orlando.

Unfortunately it wasn't an airbag.

I've really been wanting to attempt a self portrait - I've put it off for way too long. I always assumed it would be too hard and would never be in focus - but hey; I think these turned out alright!

My bathroom

50L

Press L to view large.

whats left at least - 2000

Ésta es una amiga mía, muy guapa, pero algo tímida. Trabaja de modelo.

zach

I have an intern doing some stuff for me at Static for 3 weeks from the UBC's design school. She put together these lil Static promo things as well as those Matthew Good posters I put up the other day.

Please check out Static Photography if you haven't already and add it to the list of sites you link to. :)

A Static Lullaby

Ames, Iowa

Blair Reynolds Photography (C)

New carpet + puppy chasing laser dot = Static puppy

*canon 30D; 50mm

Static Mite is common on Guinea Pigs. They're teeny tiny little mites that feed off debris and dead skin. They don't hurt or affect the piggy in anyway - its merely an annoyance! In Australia, Static Mite evident on a show pig is classed as a presentation fault and is penalised.

They're hard little buggers to remove - Eucalyptus Oil does the job but you still have to scrub pretty hard!

Some people call them 'Hay Mite' thinking they come from Hay, but I disagree - mine only get it after going to a show as they are very easily transferred from pig to pig.