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Category: Photography
Isn’t the digital revolution a wonderful thing? Now anyone can be a photographer. Cue mountain, switch to black and white setting, click and voila: Ansell Adams, look and learn.
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Photo Memories: Karlskrona 2011
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In celebration of my impending departure from K-Town, here’s a little gallery of images taken throughout 2011 that, for me anyway, brings back some lovely memoreez …
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Six Photobooth shots …
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Gawd, I love me a bit of Photobooth action!
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Dim (Star) Lights
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Image: Steve Shelley and Thurston Moore – of Sonic Youth and, later, Dim Stars – interviewed on Japanese television, 1988, complete with sunglasses.
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해피 빼빼로 데이!
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Image: Happy Pepero Day: 11-11-2011!
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Struga Graf
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Image: graffiti on a wall in Struga, Macedonia (2011).
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The All-Seeing ‘I’
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People are beautiful
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Tang
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Hangul on the wall of Yi Sang House, Seoul. Tang can mean ‘bang’ (as in the sound a gun makes; bang, of course, means ‘room’), or ‘bath’, or ‘soup’.
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Third impressions of Korea
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I took these photos during the Cordite poets’ tour of Korea in 2011.
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Welcome to the world of Feng Haag Shuiling™
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Inhale this exclusive and sentimental bare-all catalogue, complete with links to further evidence of Shuiling.
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Saltö, Karlskrona
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KA127, your work here is done. Take a load off.
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One sign in Karlskrona that speaks for itself
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The Loneliest Hovercraft in the World
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Fnärr, fnärr
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It’s been a long time since I perused the pages of Viz, that slightly juvenile and yet deeply funny British comic series complete with the usual assortment of puerile characters (including Scooter Dolphin Boy, Sid the Sexist and – perhaps more pertinently here – Finbarr Saunders and His Amazing Double Entendres). Since arriving in Karlskrona…
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Submerged
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Mataranka, 2004 (?).