Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow. Show all posts

Sunday, June 15, 2014

Summer is upon us ...


While some of our plastic photographer friends down under are preparing for winter, the northern hemisphere is getting ready for summer.

Here in Sweden another solstice  is upon us, and you will for sure see some more party pictures in the coming days coming your way while we are exploring the deeper meaning of midsummer, dancing around a pole and singing strange songs about small frogs (which is considered an art on itself).

In preparation for midsummer next Friday here in Sweden I have been travelling the world and beyond to get the best ice cream for this summer parties and as you can see in the picture above we went all in.

So, we have one question for you:

Which ice cream you like best ?

Me2




Saturday, March 15, 2014

Spring is in the air ...


Hyacinthus

While a fresh rainy snowstorm here in the Stockholm Archipelago canned the plans of an early morning spring shoot on location, we decided to stay inside and turn things yellow in The Studio this morning.

While the crew turned all their energy in setting up The Studio for what is going to be on of the first bigger projects here on #stuckinplastic we found Dorky exploring the fresh Hyacintus we had standing in the green room.

Bigger project ?

Yes indeed, Shelly and I had a great long distance working session last evening where we laid out the foundation of our first big project and the crazy thing was that we were actually already both working on our own on a very similar idea.

I am not going into the details yet, but it involves two individual art projects coming together between Seattle and Stockholm including Lego, Pictures and some great Fun ...

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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

In the beginning

Beginnings are always messy. ~ John Galsworthy


Mr. Galsworthy sums it all up so beautifully. The beginnings of Stuckinplastic, my beginnings as a photographer, my beginnings as a macro photographer…they have all been messy. I hope you will stick around as we work through the messy beginnings and grow into something we can be proud of.



In the spirit of beginnings I will show you my very first Lego photo.
It is not good, it is not memorable, it is not even in focus, it is simply the beginning.
When I took this photo I had no idea it would be the first step of an amazing journey.
I hope you cherish your first photo as much as I cherish mine.