Filed under: Arts, humour, jokes, life, photography | Tags: femal ventriloquists, flickr, snailbooty, ventriloquists
Snailbooty is one of my favourite photographers on Flickr and this is something he found in an old book. It’s a page of way too freaky female ventriloquists. To view them properly, and I promise you it’s worth it, you ‘ll have to click through to the shot on Flickr and then on the link below it you’ll get a better and larger view.
It’s wild man… You could then lose yourself in Snailbooty’s site for hours. It’s the most original I have ever seen.
Originally uploaded by snailbooty.
Another great photographer on Flickr and another great photo. How creepy is this?
Originally uploaded by Hello Suckers!.
Filed under: Arts, life, photography, Uncategorized | Tags: babies, baby shots, flickr, infant photo, newborn, newborn photo
Originally uploaded by Hammonds Babies.
One of my Flickr contacts took this outstanding shot of her nephew. Check out her shots; they’re great.
Filed under: Arts, life, photography, Scotland, stories | Tags: arthur seat, Edinburgh, flickr, landscapes, photos, Scotland
LOL.
I am a published photographer.
It’s not quite Magnum but it’s better than nowt.
For those of you who can’t be bothered with links this is my moment of fame. And you can see more on my Flickr site which is easily accessed in the sidebar to the left.
Filed under: Arts, golf, life, photography, Scotland, sports, work | Tags: blogs, bunkers, flickr, golf course, ice, photos, ratho, Scotland, snow
I guess this must be my best photo because it has attracted the greatest number of comments on my Flickr site here and has just been nominated on Scotland in the Gloaming’s blogspot.
My first ever nomination!
It must be a blog written by very wise and artistically talented people.
No really, it has to be. Look here.
Filed under: Arts, dad, family, life, photography, Scotland, stories | Tags: black and white, flickr, my dad, pego, peter gorman, portrait
Originally uploaded by mark gorman.
I took this picture 18 days before he died. On June 30th 2007. At a barbecue at our house. It turns out it was the last thing he ever ate. I know it’s a rather melancholy photograph but it was a moment of repose amongst a lot of smiling and laughing. I’ve converted it in Photoshop to add to its melancholy air which might seem a little morbid to some of you but, you know what, I think it’s beautiful and I’m very fond of it. There’s more, happier, pictures of my dad on my Fluickr site which you can find here…
I took this photo of my friend Terry on a recent day out. He’s wearing a mask which makes it a bit freaky.
Seen at Waverley Station this morning.
So what do you do for a living?
I dress up as a snotter-free nose.
Nice
Originally uploaded by mark gorman.
And no doubt they will continue not to. But i like it. Whatever.
I saw this nestled in the background of the graveyard at Luss Church. I thought it was beautifully understated.
I saw this from a train in Barcelona a couple of years ago. I thought the irony was excellent.
