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Nagoya Image Resource 2003-4 (Structures and Textures of Nagoya)
By
chris b
A resource of 735 images of decrepit and decaying Nagoya City, Japan for you to use in any way you like and without crediting me (although I'd love for you to let me know when and where you use them). Taken in 2003-4 with early dayz digital camera, these images are not pro-quality stock images. Think of them like you would a dusty box of records picked up from your grandma's basement.... Cut them up and collage them like a cache of eclectic trash magazines sprinkled through with hidden pornos that you bought in a bundle from a yard sale.... Sample them like you would low-end keyboards, peculiar instruments and hissing tape recordings of antique xylophones (hat tip to Nagoya based music makers Lullatone for those words). A thumbnail index of images is HERE Note: Physical book is not included in purchase price. To press the point: These are not professional quality stock images (most are around 1800x1200, taken with a Kodak DX3600). >>>> Along with your financial support, you’ll provide some much needed confidence and motivation….. The money will go towards paying our (4 humans - 2 older, 2 much younger) rent, food, and life expenses. This will mean that we can continue researching,making, and sharing stuff without doing something stupid (for everyone involved) to pay our way. Contact: chris@a-small-lab.com with questions, comments etc....
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- You'll get a .zip file with 735 images and an index PDF.
- Size 1010 MB
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Fantastic!
You have helped us (4 humans - 2 older, 2 much younger) pay for food and board. This will mean that we can continue researching,making, and sharing stuff.
I hope you can use these image dregs well in your work.. please let me know if you use them - we'd love to see what you make.