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A desperate attempt, by a bawdy crew of lightsmiths, shadow mechanics, and other various manipulators of optical dionysery, to keep our eyes working in these dark times.
The Rules
1. Post 0-2 times per week, at your leisure.
2. Don't monopolize the real estate.
3. Never apologize for your art.
4. Don't brag about the size of your lens.
5. Enjoy.
2. Don't monopolize the real estate.
3. Never apologize for your art.
4. Don't brag about the size of your lens.
5. Enjoy.
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That is sick.....
ReplyDeleteNice. Remodeling I presume? Or was it some sort of disaster?
ReplyDeleteYes, remodeling/recovering. What I should have done was to first post an image of the tarp that we've been showering with for the last few months. The tarp was covering the faucet side of the wall and covered the space where the wall had completely rotted. When we moved the cast iron tub we discovered that a good portion of the wood underneath was also rotted away. Lucky us, the tub hadn't fallen through the floor.
ReplyDeletesounds like quite the ordeal! nice to see it being taken care of though!
ReplyDeleteNice portrait too, by the way.
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