*”London Brick Company”, toy truck found on a windowsill.
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*”Fetch”, plastic dog with a ball found on a windowsill.
*”I Ain’t go noBody…”, a Dora the Explorer head found on the sidewalk.
*”Stuff It”, resin dog found on top of a garbage bin
As you know, from my last post, I am beginning a new blog called, “In the Art Cupboard“. It is here that I plan to do a 365 day project through the medium of photography.
I am making a point to be armed with my camera more and more as I go out to run errands, shop, or we take a walk through our beloved woods.
This is a small test, dipping my toes in the water to see what I think of doing this project, is it best to leave my photos as they are, do I like the idea of tweaking some of them, do I want them all to have a certain feel, or will that change depending on what I am shooting?
So for the next 4 days I will place one image on my blog in a miniature series of “Lost & Found”. These are all items that I have found out and about while talking a walk. Some still remain where I found them, others have either been taken by someone else or swept away….
You might have noticed recently that I have a new button in my sidebar. It is a link to my new blog. I have decided to take on a 365 day project in conjunction with my new job and if all goes well, I would like to continue taking photographs of a chosen theme for a set amount of time. Sometimes a picture really can say a 1,000 words!
I still have some tweaks to make and cleaning up to do, but the bones are there and the structure is slowly being defined. My new job is a position within a school Art Deparment and my office is literally “In the Art Cupboard”.
It is filled with the most delicious items vintage and new, that are used to set up still lifes or for use in the students personal work. There are tons of old car parts, lanterns, ancient suitcases, doll parts, vintage bottles, old-fashioned typewriters, just to name a few things that are contained within those walls.
I shall begin, with what I hope to be an ongoing project by photographing the items hidden within my cupboard for 365 days. I hope you join me on my journey as I begin to discover what exactly is “In the Art Cupboard”!