Unplugged
31 creative works found
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Kill your TV! / Live life!!!! / - / Anyone else sick of TV…especially Reality TV? /
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Just so people understand! / Trucker cap available. Click here…
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Yes, I have been to the zoo. I am a supporter of zoos. The reaction of the animals to zoo life runs the gamet, from those that are happier than in the wild, to those that are miserable. And to the latter my heart goes out. But zoos play a vital role in bringing public awareness up about the animals. / John Doe is more likely to vote against the bill opening up the new wilderness to exploitation if he has seen a Grizzly and a Puma first hand, than if he has only seen pictures on TV or in a book. The animals don’t know it, but they are helping to save our planet. (Taken at the Los Angeles zoo with a Nikon D300 with a Nikkor 80-200 f2.8 lens) -Featured in the Exotic Mammals group February 09 / -1st place in the Stripes challenge in the group Mood and Ambience. / —6th place in the Breaking the Cropping Rules in the group Photography 101
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Imagine no TV. Cut the cord from your cable television service, and you’ll be saving a lot more than just money. You’ll be saving a lot of time as well. Time spent watching advertisements can be replaced by time with your family. Time spent watching sitcoms can be replaced by time exploring comedic and tragic situations in your community. Time watching reality shows can be replaced by time in reality. Television encourages you to be passive, accepting the creative vision made by others. Time without TV is time in which you can learn to express your own creative vision. Don’t let your TV set be your only eye on the world. Television offers a corporate vision that supports the corruption of American democracy. Look outside your door, instead of at that flickering screen, and you’ll find people and places that corporations cannot put up for sale. Imagine no TV—In these times, it’s a revolutionary act.
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My shot at lights out 2009
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Another one taken at the blues evening last night.
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PENCIL ON TRACE. A DESIGN STUDY, OF EVERYDAY OBJECTS TO MAKE A STATEMENT. DONE AT THE ACADEMY OF ART IN SAN FRANCISCO.
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Guatemalan musicians Edwin López and Carlos “El Gordo” Hernández rockin’ the acoustic guitars at La Maga, a bar located in Guatemala City
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Radio Unplugged
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Radio Unplugged
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Post party live music in Liverpool
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Microphone
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Manipulated Photograph / Digital Painting / Mnemosyne / Full Catastrophe Living. Please View Large!
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