Anything good on the telly?

[Jarmo Juntunen]

Isn't it just lovely? All the things nature can give us?

 

[John Wolf]

Just love it. Nature and human nature -- my favorite channels.

john

 

[Murray Foote]

Great idea. You could do a whole series. It might also be interesting to have a bit more context and a different image in the centre of the screen.

 

[Jarmo Juntunen]

Thank you John and Murray! I was actually quite shocked to discover all the junk people ditch in forests. Here's a few more.

Have a drink!

Wholey forest

 

[John Wolf]

I remember a photo book, called "The Red Couch" (I think). The photographer carted this old, worn red couch all over the place--beaches, mountains, cities, etc.--and photographed the couch in these settings. It was strangely engaging.

When I saw your TV casing I thought of that book and what an interesting similar project the thing might make.

John

 

[Jarmo Juntunen]

I remember a photo book, called "The Red Couch" (I think). The photographer carted this old, worn red couch all over the place--beaches, mountains, cities, etc.--and photographed the couch in these settings. It was strangely engaging.

When I saw your TV casing I thought of that book and what an interesting similar project the thing might make.

John

Thank you John! That's a very interesting concept you're suggesting. I ran into this tv frame when walking outdoors and only used it once. There's a simple reason for this: my wife's been very nice with all the photography related junk I'm stuffing our cupboards with and I just didn't feel like pushing her tolerance any further. Now come to think of it, once the snow is all gone I must go back and find the casing again. It might make a nice project!