Dan Lester had invited his friend James Brooks to come to the WDC in Oxford and take pictures of the event. James went well beyond expectations and composed a stunning album, which you can admire on his site, thesearemyphotos.com. He gave me permission to reproduce them for the Zine, and as such you will find many of his pictures throughout this issue.
But wouldn't it be great if we could put names on the faces, give context to the actions, or simply convey our impressions of what the pictures evoke in each of us? Well, here's your chance.
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A happy chap, as happy as the man on the moon, twinkling and mingling with the stars as companion. |
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Tipping the hat, Matt? |
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Vivid colors hiding dark clouds, or the beauty of betrayal. |
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Dan Lester, evil finger puppetmaster. |
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Is that a wink? |
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Hiding his orders... |
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As if these walls haven't seen enough treachery yet. |
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They look like they're having a great time! |
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I'd bet someone's planning a stab. |
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Paper, rock, scissors veteran. |
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Let it go, mate... Let it go. "Sir, sorry, we're going to have to ask you to move along. We have a Rumanian wedding booked for the hall." |
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Mario Huys (woelpad@gmail.com) |
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