Criminal
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As your hand rubs at your throat as if it were your own neck sliced so cruelly, you have a momentary calm come over you. After all, this must be a dream, right? First you find Sylvia, bound and hung from a tree, then Dr. Feels bludgeoned to death in the Chapel, and now you walk into your guest bedroom and find Lillian, bled out and lifeless on the floor. What is this horrible island? you want to scream, but know that no one would hear you in such a large house. / After having found Sylvia, you told Rudy, her son, of the horrible scene… on return from investigating it, however, he harshly berated you for playing such a horrible prank. “There is no one out there.” He said coldly. “Mother is most likely in her bedroom asleep by now… why don’t you be a good girl and run along to bed too?” The last of the sentence had an edge to it which made it clear to you that he was not to be bothered any more. / You had almost managed to convince yourself you HAD seen nothing, until an hour later when, hoping to find solace in the chapel, you instead found the blood smeared body of the good doctor propped up on one of the front pews, a heavy religious icon on the floor at his feet. This time you had run to find Lillian, but you couldn’t locate her anywhere. You ran to the bathroom and dry heaved for a few minutes, composed yourself, and returned to the guest-room you shared with your best friend. / That is, you once shared with your best friend. Now her lifeless body lay prostrate before you. Suddenly, strangely, you note that more than fear or sadness, you’re curious… Lillian’s hair had always been a short, dark bob… but now she was wearing it very long and blond, unlike anyone you had seen in recent fashion. Lillian had never mentioned she wore a wig… but why hide it? Why wear a wig to begin with? / This nightmare on the island was growing only more and more baffling (not to mention dangerous)... you wipe your brow and step out of the room to think. The next move you make may be your very last…
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This town deserves a better criminal – Joker – Dark Knight
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WILL THE ACT OF PHOTOGRAPHY BECOME A CRIMINAL OFFENSE?
by Helen Bascom KMAYou can take photographs of just about anything. However, what you do with those photos may be another issue altogether.
A brief overview of the trend to restrict photographer’s rights and some copyright information. / MCN: B83-8RHW-7917
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Okay so this has probably been done a thousand times, but I havent seen one yet. / Blood, the sign of that popluar gang: The “Blood’s”
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Banksy-inspired street-art found in the alleys of Melbourne.
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I Love Sean Penn
by Helen Bascom KMASean Penn never misses an opportunity to bust on Bush. And this year’s Cannes Film Festival was another opportunity to take a swing at …
Sean Penn never misses an opportunity to bust on Bush. And this year’s Cannes Film Festival was another opportunity to take a swing at George Dubya. It’s really not fair to George though, considering his intellectual ineptitude. I love Sean Penn because he loves America and demands that we be accountable, and be what we should be as Americans. “When asked why so many people disliked Bush, Penn said this was the case with someone who operates “without a brain and a heart” and kills thousands through wars.” SIFY News VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO War Made Easy, Part 1 of 7
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This is a forty-four year old picture of me in an actual police lineup. At the risk of disappointing anybody, I am not the criminal here; I was employed by the police department when they arrested two scam artists caught trying to flee the area with some little old lady’s life savings. Four female employees were rounded up to stand in the lineup. Despite putting on as guilty a look as I could manage, the victim correctly identified the two desperados. / /
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I decided it was time to introduce my bubble friends to some of my older productions. / And this is one of them / I don’t want to say anything that could spoil everyones personal interpretation of this picture, so I’ll just keep quiet about it. Many of these older pictures, was never actually produced to become posters and such so you will find some of theme too small for posters, but I promise they make great postcards….. Like here.. / / Ore laminated prints like here.. /
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Urban Décor Pt 2... Artist vs Criminal
by RedtempaAfter publishing Urban Décor part 1 on M…
After publishing Urban Décor part 1 on Monday I was interested to see the reaction from the Redbubble community on the subject of urban art. To be honest I was expecting a mixed reaction because this form of art has many guises, some of which have a habit of pissing people off… tagging being one of them. This side of graffiti is the hardest to justify, something even I would struggle to do… not that I would want to anyway! Personally I am not even going to get involved in the debate because I can see both sides of the story and both are as valid as each other… in reality your opinions will probably be individual and varied and will be based on your personal experiences, good or bad. My own experiences have been both negative and positive and I’m pretty open minded on the subject, so I can understand the mixed reactions that some of the images I produce may cause. Some people will say tagging causes distress and is just blatant vandalism created by bored jobless youths with no respect for the property of others. Others will say it has been around for as long as the human race has been able to express itself through painting and (in some cases) can even brighten up the ugliest of human creations. Whatever your opinion in a free society such as the UK’s it is not going to disappear anytime soon. This is because to truly stop it we would need to take drastic measures that would not sit comfortably in our so called ‘free society’. However, as a photographer I like to document a street scene that I’ve found and I see beauty in. As I primarily photograph natural street scenes in urban areas urban art/vandalism is often a major feature of my work. This is because to me it is such and intriguing and powerful form of artist expression completely without censure that can reach and effect anybody or any age. I am intrigued as to the thought processes that go into designing tags and what they tell you about the artist/criminal that has created it. My intention with these is not to express my personal opinion, instead just to document a scene I think is beautiful and to show it in context with its surroundings. The fact these scenes are dynamic and constantly changing as more graffiti/urban art/tags gives me confidence that recording them is an important thing to do. In fact many of the scenes I have shot in my portfolio have been whitewash or replaced, something that makes me feel justified in spending the many days trawling the streets looking for them. Peace Ben AKA Redtempa
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The very last hangman’s rope used to hang Ulsters last rogue … 1961 … now housed in the Ulster Folk museum … its a sinister reminder of our old justice system …
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The Old Geelong Gaol is located in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Contact details Structure photography Victoria, Australia series
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my lil tribute to Michael Jackson /
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Help I dont want to be a criminal!!!!!
by pickettyHOw do I remove an item from sale and still have item view, Like the reverse of not offering something for sale and then adding it for s…
HOw do I remove an item from sale and still have item view, Like the reverse of not offering something for sale and then adding it for sale. The latter is easy but I cant seem to be able to do the reverse. Do I have to remove it altogether and then reload? / As it has been suggested to me that my Tee shirts based on the familiar Superman Shield could be a violation of copyright I want to remove them from sale untiI clarify the matter. / /
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In London it is a criminal offence to feed pigeons. It is also a criminal offence to deface signs telling you not to feed the pigeons. I took this picture outside of Westminster Cathedral. One of the parishoners obviously did not agree with the message that this sign coveys so they stuck a Virgin Mary sticker onto it. I didn’t even know that they made stickers of the Virgin Mary.
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Run
by Jason MosesRun mascara down your face; / Crimson on the boards. / One less shadow now to pace / Among the snaking power cords. / Seems I made it just in…
Song lyrics. Fiction in this case =)
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The gay pyromaniac was busted… Men’s room stick figures holding hands and lit matches in the corner.
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Shooters Gallery 10.02.08 / Portraiture / Model: Blake / Art Direction: Alateia Light fingers, the fastest safe-cracker in town sees you through the darkness. Now there’s no place to hide…
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London, 1994 – March against the Criminal Justice and Public Order Bill 1994 – a mixed bag of legislative provisions – primarily the marchers were protesting against proposed restrictions to the rights of association, rights to gather and protest, some for proposed changes to the long established principle of right to silence for suspects in police stations.. all in all it was seen as a heavy handed attempt by a failing government to win voters by criminalising the youth rave culture prevalent at the time. The march was attended by hundreds of thousands of people from all over the UK. It was generally a very good natured, well-behaved affair, with a minor press-friendly staged attempt to force its way into Downing Street. The police presence was huge. This photograph was amongst many i took with a point and shoot – the background advertising board was what i wanted to capture – most people wil have heard of or seen the tv drama detective programme ‘The Sweeney’ made in the 70’s – a real rough no-nonsense crime drama set in London. The stars were two cops played by John Thaw and Denis Waterman, and here they were, as they would love to have been in all their wonderful political incorrectness.. shoving their guns in the faces of the marchers and yelling “You’re Nicked”.
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