Photo archive for December 12, 2005

Photo archive for December 12, 2005

Shoes by Doc Martens, $120, purchased somewhere in Topeka three months ago.
Jeans by Bullhead, 2 pair for $50, purchased at PacSun one year ago.
Thermal shirt by Ferruche, doesn't even remember buying it. T-shirt by Fruit of the Loom, $10 for 3-pack, purchased at Wal-Mart six months ago.
Hoodie by Atticus, $40, purchased at PacSun two years ago.
Hat by Mountain Dew, erceived from PepsiCo, Inc. in order to spread insidious pro-danger agenda.
Kenny Arnold
Ear plugs purchased at Third Planet one month ago.
Ear plugs purchased at Third Planet one month ago.
Shoes by Roxy, $22, purchased at TJ Maxx two years ago.
Gloves purchased at some thrift store and custom trimmed to perfection. Pants by unknown designer, $13, purchased at ATC two weeks ago.
Becca Lafferty. Rancid T-shirt by Hanes, $5, purchased at ATC five years ago. Sweater by unknown designer, $4, purchased at a Colorado thrift store one year ago. Denim jacket by Old Navy, received as gift two years ago.
Colorist/stylist Suzi McKinney
Salon owner/aesthetician Babette Crowder
Lauren after
Lauren before
Jimmie Meade, 25, harmonica player for Kansas City-based band Levee Town
Greg Likes
Mike West displays a photograph of his wife Katie Euliss and daughter Vega, which is one of the few items he was able to salvage from their New Orleans home following Katrina.
Tonganoxie resident and winner of the TV reality game show "Survivor: Guatemala."
James Harris snapped this shot, called “Morning Glory Bee,” during a Lawrence Photo Alliance field trip last fall to Lake Pomona.
"Waiting"
"The Marsh." I traveled to Quivira National Wildlife refuge this fall to photograph some of the migrating waterfowl. Due to circumstances beyond my control, I arrived an hour after sunrise, and most of the water fowl had left the marsh to feed. Frustrated by my lack of good timing, I began exploring the texture of the grassland contrasted against an ominous sky.
"Roman Baths," taken in Bath, England. This is a place of such peacefulness and beauty that just pulls you back into the time of the people that inhabited it.
“To The Point,” by Jim Kirsner, captures a bird’s-eye view down a spiral staircase in an early 20th-century European-inspired mansion built by a wealthy industrialist on Biscayne Bay, Fla.
Laura Dalrymple photographed this painted bronze sculpture by Seward Johnson called “Turn of the Century” last summer in Chicago. The sculpture is based on an 1880s painting by August Renoir titled “Dance at Bougival.” Dalrymple calls the photo “Let It Be a Dance.”
“Juggling Act,” by Lawrence Photo Alliance president Bill Bowerman, is a scanograph, made by assembling objects on a flat-bed scanner, scanning them into his computer and using that image to create a limited edition, archival digital print.
"Leadville Cabin." The scene is near the Twin Lakes Reservoir just outside of Leadville, Colo. The backdrop is the Sawatch mountain range. The photo was taken January 2004. I developed and printed this photo in my darkroom.
"Ghosted"
"Geometry"
"Foggy Morning" was taken on a Friday morning last April. I was going to work and noticed that there was a dense fog. When I stopped to get coffee, I couldn't see the end of the block. After getting some coffee, I went to South Park, where this picture was taken. It was a very surreal experience being so close to buildings and a parking lot, yet not being able to see either.
"Faded Door," taken in eastern Shawnee County
This Polaroid emulsion lift is titled "3 Trees." The photograph was taken last winter near Lone Star Lake.

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