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Pseudo-compassionate break up line that fell into the wrong hands...(translation) of course it's YOU
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Wearing:
Nardcotix Rosie
.SHI Eirene
ZIBSKA Noir Pack
with the fabulous Mr. Root
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Inspired by Edvard Munch's "The Scream."
The image is a macro photo of a hairbrush, processed in Photoshop. I attempted to give the impression of a lone individual, caught in the claustrophobic, existential moment, defined by a dreamlike state of paranoia and anxiety.
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I came across these two extraterrestrials floating quickly towards their UFO which had an unusual symbol or badge. I had to pan to keep up with them which blurred the background. The location will not be revealed in order to protect the innocent.
And no, I certainly had not been drinking. . . . .well, not much at all.
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Something just doesn't seem right here....
An optical illusion pieced together with macro photos of a backlit cube-prism.
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These icons you can see at the toilets of The Lighthouse, a center for architecture and design in Glasgow. I think they are great.
My English friend (see my image: Cheer Up and Carry On) "creating a scene" in Hollywood, California out-dashing "Mr. A". As you can see, my buddy is anything but a monochrome stiff :-). He's a long time professional TV, film and stage actor based in LA.
André Saraiva (aka Monsieur André and Monsieur A, born 1971) known monomymously as Andre, is a Swedish graffiti artist, actor and director, hotelier, and restaurant operator.
Born in Uppsala, Sweden, where his Portuguese parents had fled the military regime of Salazar, his mother was a translator and his father a painter. André moved to Paris at the age of 10, and started graffiti art at the age of 13.
In 1989, André started tagging a top-hatted, stick figure character by the name of "Mr. A" on the streets of Paris, which earned him a reputation as a renowned graffiti artist. According to André, he has drawn approximately 300,000 Mr. A characters worldwide since the inception of his career.
7DWF: Monday - Free Theme
Left to Right
Denna More | Daisy Stickfigure | Wren Noir | aAlliAa | Lee Lynn Posthorn | Faith Ann Nirion | Siobhin Shippe | Callow Lefavre
If the sun is getting closer
Then why does it feel cold?
And in the eyes of the world I'm older
I can't take it much longer
I wanna go home, I wanna go home
I wanna feel the way I did
I wanna go home, I wanna go home
Back, back to the way it was
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There's always more than one way to see something. Are the two standing figures safe inside a building, or teetering on the outside? And is the hanging figure holding onto one of the two sides closest to us, or furthest from us?
The image itself is a macro photo of a harshly-backlit cube prism. I flipped the image upside-down and added some stick-figures. Oh, and there's a bit more optical trickery going on here. The cube prism's 6 faces are completely smooth--it's not split up into additional squares. Given the right angle though, it appears sort of like a 4x4 Rubik's Cube, which it simply is not. All the additional squares are really not "there."
One thing I'm a little curious about, is if some of you perceive this image 2-D more readily than 3-D; that is, a simple, flat design, vs a cube with depth. Without enough cues, it's tough for the brain to decipher between 2-D and 3-D. In this case, the shading isn't very strong, and the foreground-background changes in size aren't very noticeable. Just curious; I'd like to know.
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More of that time I was in Arizona...
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Spotted amidst the narrow lanes of Dhobi Ghat, Mumbai.
Context:
Washerman/women in local language are called 'Dhobi'.
From the 'tourist info poster' placed outside:
1. This a 125+ years old open air laundrymat in Mumbai.
2. There are rows of open-air concrete wash pens, each fitted with its own flogging stone. Its the world's largest outdoor laundry.
3. This place has an annual turnover of approx. 2 Million USD
4. It garnered a Guiness Book record entry under 'most people hand-washing cloths at a single location', at 2011.
I wanted to write a personal note, but found this article expressing it way better. Do read.
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This is a tower that probably serves as a lighthouse too. It resides on the spiral jetty at Montrose Beach...so I won't be adding this to the "Guess Where" group.
This is one leg of it which looks like a "Wicker Man"-type stick figure to me...
This little family is living life in a little cave inside Greenwater Pictograph Cave.
Death Valley National Park.
Another image which will be in show 'Il Linguaggio del Tempo' . (The language of time). Each of 6 photos will have an indeterminate time ascribed to it. ' Tempo fa' roughly translates to ' A while ago'
The redbrick building barely visible, beyond and beneath, the sign, is the Mater Private Hospital, Dublin.
Miracle required - head for Heaven!
made public at the special request of raumoverbayern. am not sure which version works better anymore...