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October 1942. “Women are trained as engine mechanics in thorough Douglas training methods. Douglas Aircraft Company, Long Beach, California.”
“This remarkable photograph, taken during the Boeing B-17 attack on the Ploieşti oil refineries in Rumania on 15 July 1944, shows bombs falling on the target from the formation flying above this B-17 and flak bursts from anti-aircraft defenses. Smoke from the smoke screen put up by the German mingles with smoke from fires that mark hits on the target”
Buck Angel makes me happy.
He’s so open and positive and articulate and patient.
This whole show series is viewable on youtube.
The deeply wonderful Danielle Corsetto very kindly gave me a wacom tablet, so I thought I’d finally get around to trying some digital painting.
There are some things I will do differently next time, but I’m pretty happy with it as a first attempt.
(Based off a self portrait I took a while back.)
© Veronika von Volkova
Brian says:
I’m selling this oddball collection of lomo cameras, other cameras, and film. In a day or three I’ll put it up on eBay, but I thought I would post it here in case anyone wanted it. I have zero idea what to charge, so I figured I would ask you to make an offer and we’ll take it from there.
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Click on the link to check out all the cool stuff.
I had a fair bit of fun looking through the sample photos he linked to.
I am in love with Dresden Codak.
The delicious archives are generously available for you to linger through.
You can buy prints of the comics here.
(Dresden Codak ©2005-2010 Aaron Diaz)
I’m a huge fan of Clayton Cubitt’s work in general, but I most adore the images of KT. She is always brilliantly gorgeous, and it is just so pleasurable to be permitted a glance through the viewpoint of someone who is completely enamoured.
KT in the snow storm, Tribeca, NYC
