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Edel-Pumps aus der Mülltonne.
Die Mülltonnen der Schönen und Reichen werden in der Regel erst kurz vor der Leerung rausgestellt. Somit gibt es nur ein kleines Zeitfenster um teilweise wahre Schätze vor der Vergänglichkeit zu bewahren. Diesmal wartete ein Paar ältere aber noch gut erhaltene Prada-Lackpumps einer TV-Moderatorin, auf das sichere Ende in der Müllverbrennungsanlage.
We were asked to paint on a trashcan for use at this year's
The cans were exhibited at LAB ART in Los Angeles, and then taken to Coachella for use at the festival. Afterwards they will be placing these redesigned recycling bins into schools in Southern California.
Ungetragene Satinpumps vor dem Container bewahrt.
Aus dem Kostümfundus einer TV-Produktion, konnte ich eine größere Anzahl von aussortierten, hochwertigen Satinpumps übernehmen, die sonst entsorgt worden wären. So auch diese ungetragenen Buffalos, für die es keine Verwendung mehr gab.
This mannikin was leaning against a porch wall in an antique store in Wellington Ontario. An artist certainly spent a great deal of time painting and decorating the figure. I think it would be someone's treasure, or art, even if a bit weird to have in your living room.
Our Daily Challenge: Trash or Treasure
chanced upon this reclaimed portion of a land used as a trash pit which will eventually become, most likely, a park in the future
Pin-up Model: Miša Gaši
Trash & Burn 2o17 - American car meeting & rock'n'roll festival
(Sveti Martin na Muri, Croatia)
Sandaletten kurz vor der Vernichtung.
Wenige Minuten später wurden die neuwertigen Sandaletten im Müllwagen zermalmt.
If you havent yet and would like to, join the April Film Club I am running. It's largely online so you can join from anywhere!: April '15 films in 30 days' Film Club
Here is the first semi-real shot with the Trash Can Beauty Dish. I caught Briana as she was passing by. She stopped, posed and I fumbled with shutter speed and aperture while Carlos held the dish.
I shot maybe 9 frames and got maybe three (hey it was a new camera). Overall I think it is pretty good for no tweaking or time for setup. I left the shot of the dish in the upper right hand corner so you know where it was.
The light on her pants seems a little hot. I figured out the next day that I needed to zoom from 24mm to 50 or 70 so that hard light from the strobe didn't get around the mirror that reflects light back into the dish.
Just happened to pass by this wreck on my way to the main tourist attraction of Losari Beach in Makassar (Ujung Pandang), an industrial port city on the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. This "beach" is not anywhere you'd like to dip your toes, much less swim in. The water is filthy black with pollution, and there's a really bad funky smell about it.
Thankfully, black water still reflects light just fine. I made my way back to the site of this wreck. To get a decent angle I had to climb down towards the murky water a little bit and position my camera (and myself) partway into an area of the shoreline where the locals must dump their trash. After a while, the smell of garbage and the occasional waft of dead rat stopped bothering me and I just concentrated on taking the picture.