"Dijkstra uses a Japanese 4-by-5 field camera, with a standard lens on a tripod, and a flash on another tripod behind it. This arrangement requires subjects to stand and pose for several minutes at a time, inducing awkwardness." [source]

We lived in this house in Somerville that was built the year the Civil War began. We'd get stoned and walk down the hill to Somerville Ave. because we would need wine from Woody's or I'd want a (radioactive urine) Gatorade from Walgreens. Sometimes we would wander the store looking at everything, once encountering this aisle-- greeting cards and endless rows of Koolaid-colored windshield cleaner. Dvvid manipulated the image digitally and put it on Flickr. Titled 1000%.

Then this gallery in the UK called Mexico found it, projected it up in an exhibit called "Real LYF."

SNO3 W3LL

One of my fave bands...................

Looks like a 70s/QI party ............

Picks from the pre-fall 2013 collections. I am attracted to a(n) (outdoor) sportiness, a utility, a dumpy coquettishness.

May be best left to the professionals in that one could easily veer into grandma / 13-year-old-girl-in-the-late-90's territory, but hell if I won't try this out come spring.