Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia. (2014)
Doesn't matter where it is in the world, someone is teaching someone else how to fish. The universality of fishing as a bonding ritual for humans is a beautiful thing. Until we encounter hyper advanced extraterrestrial fish that'll just throw into question the ethics of the whole thing of course.
Neo-retro Dissection (2015)
USB game controller and screw driver scanned using a Canoscan using a Canoscan 3200F.
ALIEN
Maldives (2009)
Not sure how I feel about this kind of mirroring yet. Does it add to the photograph? Does it detract from it? Does it still count as traditional photography if we view simultaneously view both sides of an image in such a manner?
Maldives (2009).
imgur mirror
Marcel Duchamp's Biggest Fans (2015)
Electric Fan scanned using a Canoscan 3200F.
Despite the looming threat of rising sea levels, the greatest threat to Maldivian culture has always been ourselves. Here's to hoping traditions like this survive the culture wars.
Timelapse of Maldivian liyelaa / laquerwork from Baa Atoll Thulhaadhoo. (2009)
This method uses a rope and man power to spin the wooden block. The craftsmen claimed they used this method because it provides better control and a better quality finished product.
Timelapse of Maldivian liyelaa / laquerwork from Baa Atoll Thulhaadhoo. (2009)
This method uses a an electric motor to spin the wooden block. The craftsmen preferred this method for its efficiency and speed.
GIF animation created using the Maldivian flag SVG from wikipedia, @snorpey's image glitch experiment and photoshop for frame animation.
You tell me what its about.
