Refractions/reflections/colors, captured by Nadya Wasylko. Glittery details shot as plates from my recent beauty test are combined together and animated for your visual enjoyment. Animation by Hudson Lines.
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This time last year, in Maine edition
// Holga, 120mm
also, the photograph was included in morning gravy, my Jan. ‘10 exhibit with Rand in Athens.
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Houston Street yesterday in the afternoon sun
// cameraphone through Blublocker sunglasses
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Lee Perry - City Too Hot
“langorous beats trapped in molasses” said the DJ/poet @alexlines
a bit literal but who can think in this heat. lee perry’s slow, langorous, beat is trapped in molasses. it sounds as hazy as it looks outside. the repitition is trance-like and seems to go on and on, perfect for sitting in a daze in some scarce shade, sipping the local malt, losing time, letting your thoughts slip from daydream to mirage …
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high-res photo“Caption: David Reid stands next to the Remember Duane Allman tribute carved in the dirt bank next to Interstate 20 in 1973.”
Read more about the 4 college students who made the monument along I-20 outside of Vicksburg, MS. The carving itself lasted for over ten years.
(photo via strange-eyes)
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Of Brooklyn Summers (2009)
among the contents of summers past: todd p’s Ft. Tilden beach thing; brooklyn bike riding; & concerts in bushwick.
shot on two rolls (100ft) of Super 8mm film // ektachrome 64T
music: blackbird blackbird - summer heart
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Ellsworth Kelly. Colors for a Large Wall (1951)
Oil on canvas. Sixty-four wood panels, overall: 7’ 10 1/2” x 7’ 10 1/2” (240 x 240 cm). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Gift of the artist © 2008 Ellsworth Kelly.
A title piece of the 2008 exhibit Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today
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Urban Horology, looking through my rear window
music sample: Steve Reich (Pat Metheny) - Electric Counterpoint
48 seconds; view full screen
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approaching dusklight in reykjavik.
ever so slowly am i going through photographs from nov 2009
(my flickr)
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