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Happy Halloween – Gorgeous Goth

Rock n Roll Bride | October 31st 2009 by Kat Williams

I thought it only right to mark this Halloween with some spooky and ghoulish wedding related posts. First up Jennifer’s bridal session, shot last Halloween. Her awesome dress was from Brides Against Breast Cancer and doesn’t she totally l read more

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The 3rd Bayside Shopping Centre re-development proposal

dublinstreams | October 23rd 2009 by steve white

Some leaflets from the Bayside Shopping Centre Management and the local residents arrived for the 3rd new proposal for the Bayside Shopping Centre redevelopement. The first two proposals were refused in 2007 and 2008. The current shops. The devel read more

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Window Seat & McMichael Opening

Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | October 18th 2009 by artscapes

“Window Seat”, 14×18, acrylic © 2009 Michelle Basic Hendry Featured at the McMichael Autumn Art Sale, October 23-25, 2009 The McMichael Show opens at the end of this week. I will be at the Gallery from 6 -10 pm on Friday, October 2 read more

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Punk Rock with Pink Hair

Rock n Roll Bride | October 13th 2009 by Kat Williams

Although Tiffany & Alan are technically already married, they never ha d a 'proper' wedding and so decided they needed to do it all again - only this time better! The couple, who already have a 4 month old baby (you would never guess after looki read more

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Freaking Awesome…

Rock n Roll Bride | October 10th 2009 by Kat Williams

Tinywater are freaking awesome. I swear…I actually love them and their work a little bit more than what could be contrived as normal. Check these out, if you don’t love these…well I then I don’t know what to say…YUMMY! read more

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Miru Kim: Naked City Spleen

White Noise of Everyday Life | September 28th 2009

Miru Kim is a young American photographer best known for her series Naked City Spleen in which she photographs herself, naked, in derelict buildings, abandoned subways, sewers etc in New York, London, Paris, Berlin and even Honduras. read more

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Afternoon Light at Lavender

Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | September 26th 2009 by artscapes

“Afternoon Light at Lavender, 18×24, acrylic © Michelle Basic Hendry The changes in the weather and the season play havoc with my sinuses. It has been a tough week of migraines and other discomforts which slowed the painting process sign read more

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Perfect Portraits

Rock n Roll Bride | September 18th 2009 by Kat Williams

Faye & Mike's wedding may be stunning but what I love the most has got to be their fantastic portraits. Even though I'm not usually a fan of men in white suits for some reason it just works here - maybe it's the combination with the bright sunsh read more

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Hot Rod

Rock n Roll Bride | September 5th 2009 by Kat Williams

There is just something about Ashley & Tyson that I can't get enough of. Ever since I received these images from photographers J+C Photography I haven't been able to keep my eyes off them. The couple chose cars to be the main feature of their read more

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History, 'Romance' And A Séance

Fit For Nothing | September 4th 2009 by Fit For Nothing

This weekend’s dog show has been cancelled; the showground at Bakewell is flooded apparently. Instead this gives me an unexpected chance to go to the open day at Derby’s Roundhouse. The Grade II-listed Roundhouse has always been a major landmark read more

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“Dios Te Ama”: Wall in Getsemani, Cartagena

blisterimage | September 3rd 2009 by Paul Bridgewater

Getsemani – the walled island at the centre of Cartagena is one of the most interesting city centres you’re ever likely to visit. Most tourists seems to prefer the relative safety of Bocagrande, the Americanised resort district a mile or read more

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Patience

Rock n Roll Bride | September 1st 2009 by Kat Williams

It may be a virtue, but patience certainly isn't something I have. Especially when it comes to sharing images like these ones. I was going to wait a little while to blog these, but it turns out I literally have no self control and I couldn't hold of read more

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Deconstructed

Rock n Roll Bride | August 29th 2009 by Kat Williams

So these aren't bridal at all but I totally wish they were - please someone be inspired and do something like this for a bridal shoot, how kick ass would that be?! The model's hat, necklace and dress are all from Frocky Jack Morgan. Thanks to Alica read more

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Anniversary Love

Rock n Roll Bride | August 28th 2009 by Kat Williams

As photographers, Emmy & Aaron are more comfortable being behind the camera then in front, but for their one year anniversary (this week!) they decided they deserved some gorgeous photographs of their own! Emmy told me the whole story: When we read more

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A Modern Oriel Window by Platform 5 Architects

Smile Deco... deco made in world!!! | August 20th 2009 by nekki

London based Platform 5 Architects have designed a modern oriel window as part of a renovation to a run-down derelict house in the London Borough of Hackney. The modern structural glass oriel window is lined with cherry wood and projects into the gar read more

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A Day In The Life

Rock n Roll Bride | August 20th 2009 by Kat Williams

As soon as these images landed in my inbox early this morning I was desperate to blog them right away! First off the couple are ridiculously beautiful (but that, of course, goes without saying), secondly I have never seen such a gorgeous set of image read more

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Abandonment: 8 Cities That Might Not Make It

WebUrbanist | Dynamic Design & Visual Culture | August 13th 2009 by Webist

We’ve seen what our towns and cities look like when people move out and nature moves in - but why does abandonment happen? What factors turn towns into ghost-towns, city centres into wastelands and treasured homes into piles of crumbling debris read more

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Abandoned

Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | August 5th 2009 by artscapes

Grandma’s Shoes © 2009 Michelle Basic Hendry I always thought that, perhaps one day, I might have an old house of my own. Recently, I decided to have a look at a couple of old houses to see if saving one close to the edge might be something I read more

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Walking on the Dark Side

Voyages Around My Camera | August 3rd 2009 by Adrian Thysse

One of the great pleasures of unscheduled (but photography focused) vacation time in an unfamiliar area comes from serendipitous discoveries of photographic opportunity. An unexpected occasion arose on the Saskatchewan trip when I came across this ab read more

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Abandoned Places - Old Pinawa Dam

Glass Eye | July 26th 2009 by Vergil Kanne

Old Pinawa Dam I - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam II - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam III - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam IV - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam V - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam VI - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam VII - Buy Print Old Pinawa Dam VIII - Buy Print Ol read more

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Revisiting Swords

Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | July 23rd 2009 by artscapes

Swords Schoolhouse © 2009 Michelle Basic Hendry With rain in the forecast for the next 4 days, I decided to abandon the studio for a drive out to a couple of my favourite locations in north and west Muskoka. On the way, I picked my Mom up to show he read more

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In the Studio - WIP con’t…

Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | July 8th 2009 by artscapes

Work in Progress - Stage 2 © 2009 Michelle Basic Hendry This week I have gone back into the studio in earnest in order to prepare for the McMichael Show in October (see announcement in last post). I have picked up a painting that I put aside in May read more

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Princes Pier renamed with redevelopment ?

Melbourne Heritage Watch | June 2nd 2009

According to the Caulfield Glen Eira Leader, Princes Pier will lose its royal title to be renamed in memory of Alan Whitaker, a wharfie murdered in 1928 during the great strike. Another $20 million has been allocated to the refurbishment project whic read more

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Twilight in Uffington

Artscapes - Musings on Art and Life | May 20th 2009 by artscapes

Fleger House © 2009 Michelle Basic Hendry After this summer there will only be a few traces remaining of one of Muskoka’s oldest and most vibrant towns. Uffington is losing the St. Paul’s Anglican church, built in 1889. (See the painting read more