Epidemic
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At the height of an evergrowing economy. / Real incomes increases, and so does the purchasing power of consumers. / The marginal propensity to spend on extravagant goods also rises. And self-indulgence is inevitable. Obesity. It’s not a habit anymore. / It’s an epidemic. MORE WORKS FROM MY PORTFOLIO /
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Chromatic? Rainbowtic? Despotic? Will it burn your feet, or will your feet sink right through, will cool mist or neon electric pain embrace your toes? This image is a composite of infectious diseases under microscope… honestly, it is. Goes to show it’s all in how you look at it. Its working title was “BrilliantPains”...
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The Dunwich Cemetery. This Cemetery is one of the oldest and most historic in Queensland. This cemetery bears witness to the many phases of institutionalised Dunwich. The oldest graves date back to 1850, the first year of the quarantine station, when a ship arrived with a typhus epidemic aboard. This resulted in the deaths of two Doctors, Ballow and Mitchell, and 26 emigrants. Also 2 Medical Superintendents and staff from the Benevolent Institution are buried there, together with 8426 inmates, most in unmarked graves. A memorial has recently been erected for the inmates. Many Aborigine descendants are also buried there
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In the religious system of Orishaworship, Babalu-Aye is the spirit of illness and disease. In Cuba, he has been syncretized with Saint Lazarus. / He governs epidemics and heals infectious diseases. Though originally associated with smallpox, many of today’s worshippers appeal to Babalu-Aye for healing from HIV/AIDs. / Sources tell us he walks on crutches — or possibly carries them. He also has two dogs. To snif out infection? / He will do his best against infections and epidemics. But like most doctors, Babalu-Aye is very overworked and understaffed. However, he will not say no to offerings of white wine and popcorn.
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darrylfowler.com.au View Sales Categories, Anglesea / Point Roadknight / Urquharts Bluff / Airey’s Inlet / Great Ocean Road / Water in Motion / Abstract Art
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by Kate Litzowa BMX rider from JC Epidemic at Easterfest 09 / camera: canon 400d slr / lens: / location: Red Frogs Colleseum, Easterfest, Toowoomba, QLD, Australia / date: April 10 2009 / PS: SC, contrast SOLD: 1 x matted print
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It’s baAAAaack!
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Someone had to do it! :P
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Ok … I’m on a bit of a roll here. :P
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Catchy little phrase being used by the officials at the moment.
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Before you get your panties in a bunch, it’s a takeoff on the classic American colonial flag that reads, Don’t Tread On Me! . When a subject as worldly as this comes up, I beat it to death.
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Is Swine Flu the end of the world?
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I am trying to be more sensitive concerning this alarming health issue. (Hi Tiff!)
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This day. Any day. Just get tested. 100% of proceeds will be donated to a trusted AIDS/HIV prevention/awareness/care organization.
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There seems to be a series of portraits of celebrities with Monroe hairdo posted on downtown Manhattan walls. This one was shot during a photo outing with Ronnie, the quintessential New Yorker. Exposure: 1/90, f/6.3, 18mm, ISO-200, RAW. / Post-processing: color adjustment/contrast/curve/etc Featured in New York City on June 14 2009. / Cover image for Under the influence challenge by Current Issues group, June 30, 2009.
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Epidemic of hyperbole and pig ignorance.
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With any luck, there’ll be an epidemic.
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This was how i spent the worst of my time this winter, as did so many other’s. I was ill, scared, and frightened by the unknown. Noone could give me answers. / Noone could say anything for certain. / It all seemed black or white, and so i blanketed myself in the red satin of my jacket, hoping the weeks would pass, and become nothing more than a memory.
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An idea that occurred to me as I was blowing my nose and no, it’s nowhere near that big :)
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