Okay, so it’s no radioactive spleen, but there ARE occupational hazards to long term lenslinging. I’m not talking ham hocks and eyeballs either. You can throw out your shoulder or screw up your vision earning all kinds of paychecks. No, I’m more intere…
Read More →Seen here in its natural environment, the Lenslingamus Maturicus is known for contorting its form to feed itself and others. Note that sensible hoof covering, the belted thorax, the dime store wristwatch … all signs of a fully grown photogopod. But …
Read More →Seen here in its natural environment, the Lenslingamus Maturicus is known for contorting its form to feed itself and others. Note that sensible hoof covering, the belted thorax, the dime store wristwatch … all signs of a fully grown photogopod. But …
Read More →Seen here in its natural environment, the Lenslingamus Maturicus is known for contorting its form to feed itself and others. Note that sensible hoof covering, the belted thorax, the dime store wristwatch … all signs of a fully grown photogopod. But …
Read More →Doesn’t matter what it is: draft pick, nervous jury verdict, new sherbert flavor. When camera crews collect in corridors waiting for something solid to be said, one can almost taste the inquietude. Hey, you’d get antsy too if the only thing standing be…
Read More →Doesn’t matter what it is: draft pick, nervous jury verdict, new sherbert flavor. When camera crews collect in corridors waiting for something solid to be said, one can almost taste the inquietude. Hey, you’d get antsy too if the only thing standing be…
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