Man this is awesome. I used to buy these “tupper ware containers” for 50 cents each in high school. they contained 24 exposures of b-w film. best deal for b-w film. I must have shot over 1000 of exposures, and processed them all. Now printing was different. i didn’t print every thing. paper was much more expensive.
beautiful forlorn princesses, they seem to be posing in absolute desolation. Thomas Czarnecki captures each of these beauties in the worst as it seems like you are looking into a window of parallel dystopian universe. my favorite of all of these has to be of little red ridding hood. it looks like she almost made it out the door to grandmas house but all of a sudden collapsed from who knows what.
Luke gently teasing Leia. i love these. They look so young.
Seattle
baseball
brains turn to mush.
incredible dump
math limerick
i would love to slide down this slide. i would do it over and over again.
This is some of the most beautiful high speed photography i have seen. makes that show on discovery seem like child’s play. visit Alan’s flikr set to see all of his awesome stuff.
Was a very, very obscure photographer working in his garage shooting stuff with a pellet rifle and photographing the results with a home built flash.
Then in early 2009, someone linked one of my pictures to a social networking site. My boss came by one day and told me my site was getting a huge number of views. Emails from magazines, newspapers and even Good Morning America started clogging my FlickrMail box.
It was very stressful.
