Vigilante
57 creative works found
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One of the first summer nights. Lunner, Eastern Norway, June 2007. Canon EOS 400D with Tokina 12-24
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Wot? Don’t say you never felt like this! Needless to say, the message on this T-shirt is entriely metaphoric. I do not advocate violence at all, except in the context of certain sporting contexts! And then, not with guns or manufactured tools of violence.
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The Scruffian is part of Vigilantelope, a comedy crew based in Melbourne, Australia. Support this group of rising stars by purchasing a rad T! All proceeds will go towards Vigilantelope’s 2009 Melbourne Fringe Festival Show, “Tale of the Golden Lease” Book Now: http://www.tinyurl.com/TOTGL3 Check out their website: www.vigilantelope.com
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Émeraude, raised outside New Orleans but now calling East St. Louis home. Self-styled Urban Samurai. And remember that title: don’t call her ‘vigilante’ if you like all your parts where they are already.
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Some kids play too rough… and That’s gonna stop.
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sidekick-in-training to captain shrew, he is simply known as the shrew... he can’t wait to become a full-fledged sidekick, because the he can pick a name for himself…
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I know I’m not following the rules of composition with the meerkat looking out of the short side of the frame but…in watching these very vigilante creatures I noticed that they were constantly looking outside the enclosure and not at their close environment. I am trying to show their process of examining the distance not the close-up. Captured at Point Defiance Zoo, Tacoma, WA. /
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While traveling across the United States Coast, my pal and I found this graveyard in Kansas. We barely saw a sign, for a historic monument. As we turned left to travel down a dirt road, we were intriqued because the road seemed to go on forever. Two miles later, we arrived and were literally awestruck at what we had found. Here was the graveyard from Fort Wallace and the graves, still standing, were done by hand with writings that fascinated me. A true glimpse of the old west, this site offered so very much to see! This photograph was shot with a Canon XT.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“Vigil” is a comic book series created by Graeme McDonald and Colin Wells originally printed by Local Act Comics, and now continues under self publication. A meditation on violence and its impact on everyday people’s lives. Vigil follows the lives of three men and women as they respond in individual, personal, political and collective ways, to acts of violence. Some will face violence with peaceful opposition, some will become the violent. These images capture quintessential moments in the series to date and would suit even those unfamiliar with the series. “Vigil” issues 1-4 will soon be available in print, but for now, you can go to http://stores.lulu.com/mrdenmac to download and read these issues for $1 each. Go to http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=44813385198 to keep up to date with developments in this exciting and confronting tale as it unfolds.
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“im no hero…never was..just an old killer hired to do some wet work”
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Smok’em if ya got em
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I photographed Antonio in 1977. I was working on a story pertaining to abominable housing of illegal alien migrant farm workers in Homestead, Florida. Basically they were slave labor, housed in concentration camp environments. Enjoy your next tomato! Nikon FTn, 50mm f.14, TriX film.
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These reenactors at Tombstone, Arizona’s Vigilante Days, August 9, 2009, were waiting to be introduced in the Vigilettes’ fashion show. All the outfits worn by the vigilantes and the “vigilettes” are authentic to the period 1870-1890. Photographed with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ 28. “The Town Too Tough to Die,” Tombstone was perhaps the most renowned of Arizona’s old mining camps. When Ed Schieffelin (SHEF·e·lin) came to Camp Huachuca (hwah·CHEW·kuh) with a party of soldiers and left the fort to prospect, his comrades told him that he’d find his tombstone rather than silver. Thus, in 1877 Schieffelin named his first claim the Tombstone, and rumors of rich strikes made a boomtown of the settlement that adopted this name. During World War I, Tombstone was a major producer of manganese for the government. In World War II, Tombstone was extracting lead for the cause. After both conflicts, Tombstone faded into obscurity, just to be resurrected at a later time. The citizenry of Tombstone decided rather than depending on a vanishing mining industry, they would focus their time and energy on tourism and restoration. Good call! Many of Tombstone’s historic buildings are within an area bounded by Fremont, 6th, Toughnut and 3rd streets. Among them are St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, built in 1882; the Crystal Palace Saloon, one of the most luxurious saloons in the West; and the Tombstone Epitaph building, where the oldest continuously published paper in Arizona is still being printed. Western printing history exhibits in the front office are free to the public. Truly a Historical American Landmark, Tombstone is America’s best example of our 1880 western heritage, which is well preserved with original 1880’s buildings and artifacts featured in numerous museums. Check out my other portraits / “Waiting For Introduction” was featured in: / OUT OF THE PAST/August, 2009
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