Silver Balls and Ivory Flippers
Gleaming details from treasures at the Silverballs Pinball Museum, Asbury Park, NJ
Gleaming details from treasures at the Silverballs Pinball Museum, Asbury Park, NJ
Picture on a card in a bowl in a picture. Picture on a Moo card in a video.
Pictures on Moo Cards in a picture in a Moo card is next.
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I collect memory in these packet of curios. This weekend I brought them down from my studio and look at them through a homemade view finder.
Thanks to my brother Dana Riza, who build the converter for my camera.
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I took these photos with my now defunct Nokia phone few years ago while shopping at one of the large markets in Jakarta. These are of manequins used to model Moslem's attires. I was attracted by their eerie elegance, blank stare and frozen smiles. The faces weathered and grimed by years of peddling attractive headdress.
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Photos edited with online tools from photoshop.com. Originally from Americana Set on my Flickr account.
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30 Second NYC Diary : King Curtis Morning from moriza on Vimeo.
30 Second NYC Diary : Kambi Ramen Night from moriza on Vimeo.
We all have our "few likes" to be associated with our "like to have them" at certain time of the day. I like my coffee in the morning and noodles at night, though some might beg to differ.
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They party, pose, run around naked and just plain happy.
A new project documenting toy cars as they play roles in my older son's imagination. Then, how soon they will be passed to his younger brother.
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Painting I did when I was still in school.
Original is now in care of a friend somewhere in Indonesia.
This is a scan of an old slide, therefore the dirt. :(
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This new set of picture are part of a larger set I am putting together using the collages tool on Picasa. Picasa's powerful image browser helped uncover and brought to surface and attention larger selection from my photo libraries.
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Started a new project, producing video diary of 30 seconds length. I found this less ambitious video format easier to crank out. Editing 30 second clips is affordable, selecting soundtrack much less challenging and no long wait for rendering. I'd started with building the 30 seconds with 6 second chunks on the earlier piece, then evolved to 2 second chunks just to make it a bit more challenging. I do not use transition or any effects, and keep the title rolls to 6 seconds.
The clips are here: http://vimeo.com/album/136248Comments [0]
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