Taking a look through the FED-2’s viewfinder… (Taken with instagram)

Picked up my FED-2 today. (Taken with instagram)

Selected photos from my first self-developed b&w roll. Ilford HP5+ 400 in Xtol. Mostly of my mum, and a friend.

Just finished painting and photographing this squad of Thousand Sons. I think it’s one of the best paintjobs I’ve ever done…

I’m not happy about the blue wash on the Sorceror’s robe, though. It seemed like a good idea at the time but it turned out pretty bad.

salimphotoworks:

Sydney Camera Market

Next market is on 11 March 2012 10am-3pm

Ultimo Community Centre - Bulwara Road

OMG YES YES YES

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jumpersteaandjammiedodgers:

Reichenbach Theory #2 - It was actually Locksher

fandom, what even are you

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vintageanchor:

Artist Carves Vintage Books Into Astoundingly Intricate 3D Sculpture…

“With the increasing popularity of electronic readers and e-books, the future use of hard-bound books also comes under question. While designers have responded with the likes of lighting, accessories and even fashion made entirely out of old books, French Canadian artist Guy Laramée tackles it from a decidedly philosophical — and creative — perspective, carving intricate, three-dimensional landscapes that look amazingly real up close. Based out of Montréal, Laramée is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, director, composer and anthropologist. Biblio and The Great Wall are his series of sculpted vintage books, which range from ridged landscapes and Zen gardens to actual archaeological landmarks like the Temple of Petra…”

Read more here.

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