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Tag: doll
Halloween’s A’comin’
Feeling Left Behind?
The Run-away
Continuing to work with the Capture One trial offer and added a small Wacom tablet to the workflow. Between the unfamiliarity of the program and getting used to the tablet and stylus my workflow has a real crimp in it. Better days beckon.
Driggs Dreadful Dolls
Marionette Musician Portrait
My train had arrived or I’d have spent a little more time on this one…
Left on the Shelf
Inside a self-proclaimed “Junk” shop on Driggs Ave in Williamsburg. All prices were listed as “firm” and were, in my opinion, ridiculously high for what was, in fact, junk.
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Passing the Time
I noticed what looked like a newborn, improbably sticking up out of a shopping cart by an apparently homeless couple. I came over and said hi and expressed satisfaction that it wasn’t really a live baby and took a picture of it. By then a friend (see next post) had come over and joined them. We shook hands and he asked my name which I told him, but they never reciprocated with theirs. It was suggested that my fine picture of the doll would sell – I interrupted to laugh at that notion – and then that a contribution to the homeless would be appreciated. I offered a few dollars and asked to take their portrait, to which the 2 shown here agreed. The woman said she’d seen me around the neighborhood shooting and that she lived in the homeless shelter up the block. After seeing the picture, their companion decided he’d like his taken after all. See my next post, later today.