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Emmitt is starting to realize he's got a problem. He likes shiny things... so much that he's distracted by them... and unfortunately, at times, he's so surrounded by them he's unable to focus on the more mundane responsibilities of his life. In a sense, he's become a prisoner to them... paralyzed by the lure of each shiny thing lurking around the corners of his life.
An old lobster trap, washed up on the beach below the Sea Sand and Stars cottage.
The beach is accessible by a short (50 meter) trail leading from the backyard of the cottage.
To find out more about the Sea Sand and Stars Cottage, click this link: www.seasandstars.com/
Photo courtesy of D. Huber.
Sometimes I wonder if these walls know my deepest secrets,
from whom I love, to who I fall asleep with.
Can they see my sadness, my raging madness,Can they hear my breathing, or my footsteps leaving?
Sneaking out my window 'cuz I'm tired of my parents screaming.
Louder than Metallica playing with a symphony.
Louder than crowds in the eighties screaming for Tiffany.
I feel secluded, my thoughts feel polluted.
So I escape to music 'cuz I think it's therapuetic, and,
this whole world can hate or love me, or think i'm ugly,
'cuz unlike my friends these walls wont judge me.
These walls wont betray me, these walls are like my safety.
But sometimes I feel like these walls drive me crazy.
They enslave me or chase me by myself.
this is how i feel trapped inside
Concrete, barbed wire, fencing, trapped by the sea. Mono seems appropriate for this scene.
The Isle of Wight is the land mass on the horizon. Picture taken from Eastney
Fotografía: David Burgos
Maracaibo, Feb. 2011
Modelo: Kristina
©2011 David Burgos (dBurgos Fotografía)
[Do not use this photograph in any way shape or form, without my permission.]
A type of trap used to monitor insect populations. The larvae of this midge feeds on a wide variety of aphids. Photo by NYSAES, Cornell University.
Hangar 09 | Virginia Beach, VA | May 20, 2011
Stick Tight 2011
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Traps set in both sides of the cross tunnel. The traps have a length of wire attached so if the trap snaps shut on the gopher but doesn't kill it the gopher can't drag the trap into the burrow. The wires are anchored with wire pegs with yellow tape attached to make it easier to see them.
The Temper Trap performs at the Music Hall of Williamsburg in New York City on April 5, 2010. More photos from the show are available in this set.
Time Out New York featured a selection of my photos from the concert on its blog The Volume.
© 2010 Jens Schott Knudsen | blog.pamhule.com