I took this at the Franklin Park zoo in Jamaica Plain. If there had been three, I would have named them Homme, Grohl, and Jones.
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I took this at the Franklin Park zoo in Jamaica Plain. If there had been three, I would have named them Homme, Grohl, and Jones.
This image is a combination of boredom, plastic and photoshop filters gone wrong. Blame it on the snow.
It’s Friday! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
This little Stikfas is my second. I think I made him about 10 years ago. I started to paint him and gave up, hence the odd look he’s sporting. He travels with me quite a bit.
I don’t know the actual name of the statue, so I decided to coin one, myself. This was taken at Hammond Castle in Gloucester. There is such a mix of art and dimestore junk there. It’s fun for a visit if you are in the area and feeling touristy.
This is an older one I did about a year ago. I need to dust off my little plastic army and start doing this series again.
The tarantula really isn’t in an ashtray, but it still wants to eat your face. All spiders do. It’s their thing.
The images below were some retouch work done for Treats and Threads. Haskell Jules wanted a particular look for the set, so I went crazy with the processing. It was a lot of fun. I hope to work with him again in the near future.
Photographer: Chris Carr
Stylist: Haskell Jules for Treats and Threads
Model: Katie McDonald
Makeup and Hair: Katie McDonald
It still looks like it just told you a joke and is waiting for a reaction. I took this at the New England Aquarium.
This guy was totally passed out every time I walked by him. When I had finally given up, and started walking to another part of the zoo, I heard a bunch of roaring. I ran back and snagged this shot before Mr. Sleepyhead Lion started napping again.
I am in the process of tearing down everything, killing the sludge, and rebuilding this beast into something worth reading. Let’s see if I get past the “tearing down everything” part.
UPDATE: I added this photo to make the site more snazzy looking
I took this picture of my husband, Trey Crim, a few months ago with my phone. I don’t know why he has quarters in his eyes.