Percolating Pixels Photography
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“The Last Selfie”, inspired by HP Lovecraft’s, “Pickman’s Model”.
Model: Alyce
#Leica#TL -2 #composite
“…only the real artist knows the actual anatomy of the terrible or the physiology of fear—the exact sort of lines and proportions that connect up with latent instincts or hereditary memories of fright, and the proper colour contrasts and lighting effects to stir the dormant sense of strangeness.” – HP Lovecraft
What Really Happened
(at the Reactor)
I have always loved the Aliens, even though the scripts for Alien stories have become increasingly filled with ridiculously idiotic characters. I tried a few variations on this theme, but I think this simple version of VP and the Alien works best.
This “Alien” is licensed from Adobe Stock Photos. Thanks for watching.
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Model: Violet Pixie
Violet shot with #Leica MM1 Monochrom CCD camera
Next day, the dawn was a brilliant, fiery red
And I wandered through the weird and lurid landscape
Of another planet for the vegetation
That gives Mars its red appearance had taken root on earth
As man had succumbed to the Martians
So our land now succumbed to the red weed
Wherever there was a stream, the red weed clung
And grew with frightening voraciousness
Its claw-like fronds choking the movement of the water
And then it began to creep like a slimy red animal
Across the land covering field and ditch, and tree
And hedgerow with living scarlet feelers, crawling, crawling
#leica #M9 -P #summitar #california
A sculpture in Tucson out of the worst nightmares of a 1950s B-Movie director
“The Ants’ Picnic” at Brandi Fenton Memorial Park
Some recent desert shots at Saguaro National Park.
The bug makes me think of a cartoon character, perhaps played by Johnny Depp.
This tree has a face for Halloween, doesn’t it?
if you’ve been following the Oregon Meander posts, you’ll know that I was just in the gorge about 6 weeks ago.
the devastation of this sacred, beautiful place is unimaginable and I feel so very fortunate to have seen it prior to this tragedy.
I can only hope and pray that the brave firefighters on duty in Oregon get the blaze under control before further damage is done.
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