Batman looks like either a matador or classical Greek sculpture in this quirky shot by Angie Harris, one of Susan Stayer's friends. Angie is based in Columbus, Ohio ... check out her blog, Pinkie Style.
Specifically, we're now part of the Library's PANDORA collection, which is an archive of online publications that are considered to be of "national significance" and "lasting cultural value".
What this essentially means is that this blog will be regularly archived and preserved, even as technology changes over time, so that people anywhere can have "access to it in perpetuity" — that is, forever.
Are you one of those people who puts a much-loved song on repeat and listens to it all day? I am. Call me uptight, but I even have 20 tunes in a YouTube playlist that I, without fail, Photoshop to. Naturally, they're appropriately tortured. Absolute favourites for spotting with the Healing Brush Tool (how apt) are:
Canberra gets snap happy from 11 July to 12 October 2008 with Vivid, Australia's inaugural national photographic festival. Lorna Sim has gone into over-drive for the festival, participating in four shows and awards.
First is Space, a group show of landscape photography in its broadest sense, at Canberra Institute of Technology's designspace@CIT Gallery from 14 to 25 July.
She's in another group show at the Blue Roof Gallery in Tharwa, called "My favourite thing is to go where I have never been", which is a Dianne Arbus quote.
Then it's HIY2008 — Hang It Yourself at Photoaccess. Photography meets street art in this show ... there's no curator and no interference ... anyone can stick up to five images anywhere they want on the walls of what is being called "the ultimate open access exhibition". Look out for a bunch of Betties participating in this one.
This was shot in November 2007 in the new build-up areas in Gungahlin. I took a quick shot with my Canon 5D & a wide angle lens 16mm-35mm (set at the widest) from the passenger seat while the car was moving. I believe this house is probably completed by now.
I thought this lovely lady would be in good company with Kathleen's Lambing Flat Beauties. I love how she is sitting ... I have never seen a full length sitting mannequin before.