Accident
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Runnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Inspired by the beautiful song by Unkle.
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I wanted a image, that I think of alot about. This Poem was written by Vanesse Cathleen who is here on redbubble, i thought it suited this image. The Party Is Over You have been traveling down a one way street. / That will only take you to your personal defeat. It all starts out having fun with your friends / but it doesn’t take long until the parting ends. Your life gets hard, your funds get low, / depression begins to creep in slow. You have warn yourself out, your body is tired. / Your brain is warped yet, you keep getting wired. Your party has lasted a little too long. / No one will listen to your sad twisted song. Now you are traveling a little to fast / and it’s about time to make this all part / of your past. You are near the end / What will you do? Drive on… Drive off… / It’s Up To You!!! By: Vanesse Cathleen All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / © Shane Walker: using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action.
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Mrs. Flibble said I should shred some confidential stuff, lest it fall into the wrong hands. That would be… er… problematic and embarrassing – and not just for the llamas. Now normally I’m good at shredding, but today I forgot to heed the warning of "shred with a tie and you’re dead". It was going great, but just as I reached for the latest stack of llama sex orgy paperwork, my tie flopped into the diamond cut steel grinding gears of the shredder of death. This is moments before my grizzly end. Splendid. Oooh… I just started a blog: www.idrinkleadpaint.com Strobist stuff: I had a flash, camera left through an umbrella, deliberately set quite high to give the shot a bit more drama. Wide angle lens was in really close for extra distortion. Wanted a Flibble in the headlights sort of death. Ties were hurt in the making of this photograph.
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:) / I like it
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Happens all too frequently for my liking. sigh I guess I need a less powerful cleaner…
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At the recent Skateboarding championships, Harvey parted company with his skateboard….....................
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Ethan really wanted to help out with the vacuuming this morning…..unfortunately it didn’t turn out so well! NOTE: No children were harmed in the making of this photograph…promise =-)
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So, I’ve just dropped the GF off at work and as I’m heading home I find this disused garage. The doors are broken and I take a look inside the old workshop. Hmmm nothing here but an old busted up arcade game with its chair… so I grab my trusty camera and my monopod and set the chair up in the middle of the workshop. Now apart from the hole in the roof and the light from the door its dark in here, so I set the timer on the camera to 20 secs so as to avoid any camera shake. I took a few pics and then thought I’d have a smoke and a think about what else I could do with this place. So I switched the camera off (or so I thought, I’d actually pressed the shutter button instead) and sat down to think about the hole in the roof and the light coming through it… Click went the camera. So here’s the result… Me trespassing and smoking a cigarette in somebody’s workplace. Either way you look at it I’m now a criminal an I’m just waiting for the knock at the door!
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Crazy Jetski / Kodak Instamatic
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NO PHOTOSHOP! I could also have titled this “Happy Accident 2”. This is a traditional double exposure that happened by accident. Elvis was shot on a large screen, projection [ancient] TV. I had to take the color film out mid-roll to do a B/W assignment. I put the color back in + shot the steel support work in a window @ the Chicago Civic Ctr. [now the Cultural Ctr.]. Apparently, I was one frame off when I advanced the film again + got this perfect super imposed image.
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Well the idea is to go IN the toilet, right? Ha! Poor kid! She falls in & I run for my camera first, then get her out. How rude! Really funny, but rude! Therapy here she comes!!!! Nah ~ she’d do the same thing if the opportunity should arise. She is my daughter, ya know? ha ha ha /
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Digital Collage From the first winter that I had my drivers license I have always been warned by my mother and other loved ones to “watch out for black ice”. This illustrates, maybe not the worst case scenario, but at least one, two, or three reasons why you should tell the ones you love about the dangers of “Black Ice”. /
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Are you accident prone? I know I am! And I’m not afraid to show it with one of these cute accident prone shirts. 0
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in the days before photoshop, someone had to bump into you to get this effect. taken in a Morocco market, 1984.
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How hard could it be I thought to myself. Surely you just throw and catch stuff? Why bother with those little namby pamby beanbags? Well… I guess I know now. sobs None of my hats will fit anymore. sigh
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coloured pencil illustration
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Classic cars calendar … / Vector dogs calendar … / Book of drawings … / Animals and birds / Cartoons / Cars, trucks & tractors / Drawings / Illustrations / Portraits / Rust / Vector art
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Macro photograph focal length 6.0mm…....Metal, paint and rust. Found this little bit of abstract art in a garbage bin! All of my photographs are now available to buy in gallery size prints, on paper or canvas* Please contact me directly for sizes and pricing! My Sales / UrbanArt YOU CAN VIEW MY STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY here
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Sorry Mate I Didn’t See You Or as a rough translation either: I wasn’t paying attention properly, or, I saw you but didn’t care…
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There’s a competition running called Shoot The Chef ....thought I might try and come up with a few ideas and send in something…gotta be in it to win it, right! My sister is a chef so we took these yesterday. I’d love to know your thoughts.
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This one is very experimental for me, not sure if I will leave it on here for very long.
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