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About Me
- Mike
- Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
- I spend much of my time making photographs, usually with old film cameras. A move to Albuquerque at the beginning of 2008 has given my photo work more of an urban character. Contact: mike dot connealy at gmail dot com.
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I went to some trouble, as I described in my last post, to eliminate the sprocket holes from my Fed-1g images. On other occasions I have do... -
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I spent about a year learning to use Google's Sketchup 3D drawing program. The subjects of my drawings were often my old cameras and associated photographic paraphernalia.
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2 comments:
Some nightmare from childhood has reappeared! Well done .
Good capture of the funny, friendly little monsters in the park.
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