The Antlers

little boat

Anchor

Streets

Love

In a landless night
Did you feel the fright
Of the age that wasn't
Could never be
So we hold it close
When we feel the most
Like a love that we could not leave behind
We turn the wheel
To which way we feel
Till our thoughts drift
I can not find you there
Don't forget the nights when it all felt right
Are you not the same as you used to be
Used to be

Inspiration

i am seriously lacking inspiration. i have hit a slump. it is but a matter of weeks until my degree show and this is not the time for it. i have 6 weeks and i need to get it together.

zoo

jamie livingston

Find New York-based photographer, Jamie Livingston,'Polaroid a Day' photographic diary at this address http://photooftheday.hughcrawford.com/

Between March 31, 1979 and October 25, 1997, the day of his death, he took a single picture nearly every day with a Polaroid camera and even though some photos have gone missing, 6,697 Polaroids remain.

A mixture of the sorrow and the joy we all encounter in our lives.

Sisters

“The word 'happiness' would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness.”

Philippe Toledano

http://www.dayswithmyfather.com/

a memoir of old age, alzheimers, dying and death.

Philippe Toledano's, "Days with my Father", is a touching project of everyday portraits which capture the essence of his 98 year old father's personality.

Pink Houses

who lives in a house like this? imagine if you were on the ground floor, close to the water and partially hidden by the bridge. i'd say it's pretty cool.

What ya thinkin'?

i wish i had of asked him what he was thinking, but i didn't! he was so lost in thought that he didn't even notice that i took his picture.

March 17th

in theory st patrick's day was a great opportunity to get some fantastic photographs, but in reality it was horrendous. drunken louts throwing themselves on you, screaming "take my picture. take my picture!!". yes, i'm dying to take your picture, you with vomit and food stains all down your shirt. on second thoughts maybe i should have.

Window display

a photograph to make anyone giggle. it's nice to see a little bit of humour in a shop window when the display is being changed. remember, no peeking!

Craig Damrauer

Images found at http://www.morenewmath.com/

Red Boat

on the most grey of days, it's amazing how this little red boat stands out

Ryanair

i laughed so much when i looked out the window of a plane last week and caught sight of this little sign on the wing. do people really need to be told that they are not permitted onto the plane's wing? i stopped laughing pretty quick when the plane almost nose-dived onto the runway in Prestwick.

Sunset

i managed to see both sunrise and sunset on thursday of this week. the former from the window of a plane, the latter on the picturesque harbour-side in Glasgow.

little boat

this little boat was hiding but i found it.

LOVE

Marina Abramovic

A very strange lady altogether! Abramović's work explores the relationship between performer and audience. Who else would place upon a table 72 objects that people were allowed to use (on her) in any way that they chose? Some of these were objects that could give pleasure, while others could be wielded to inflict pain, or to harm her. Among them were scissors, a knife, a whip, and, most notoriously, a gun and a single bullet. For six hours the artist allowed the audience members to manipulate her body and actions.

Night Sky

sky blue sky

Sculpture

Path

Wheel

Jenny Holzer

Since the 1970's, Holzer's use of linguistics has been the primary focus in her artwork, making profound statements and slogans through vehicles commonly used in advertising, such as electric billboards, LED and xenon projections and TV commercials. These simple declarative sentences, usually in capital letters, appear anonymously in urban spaces containing surprising, startling, unprotected and often not too pleasant messages of political, social and cultural content. Holzer's ability to transform statements on topical subject matters such as war, violence, racism and death into an aesthetic presence is well amazing!