A museum photographer's (generally) non-museum related photos and artwork, accompanied by irreverent humor and the rare and random opinion. Eerie, atmospheric, surreal....sometimes silly, sometimes trippy. Usually not very pretty.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
These are some bottles I shot for work. This is really what they look like...no cheesy filters or effects here. There were recovered from the bottom of the York River and are really old.
Those are amazing....how did that happen?
ReplyDeleteIt happens when glass is buried for a long time...in this case, in the mud and muck of the York River for 200 years or so.
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Man....I wish I would look that good after 200 years!:)
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