robots in disguise, originally uploaded by jayejaye.

UNSENSORED10 finishing in but a few days time. Wednesday is the last day so make sure you get down there to see it soon.

This little stunner might even make its way home with you… if it takes your fancy.

UNSENSORED10 INVITE, originally uploaded by jayejaye.

Tomorrow on Friday the 13th August, UNSENSORED10 opens. Presented by the Melbourne Silver Mine, UNSENSORED10 is all about analogue photography this year features over 70 works.

Do come down and check it out.

UNSENSORED10
Collingwood Gallery
292 Smith Street Collingwood

Opening Night:
Friday 13th August 2010 from 6pm

Exhibition dates:
Saturday 14th August – Wednesday 25th August 2010

Gallery open
10am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday
Midday – 6:30pm Monday – Friday

More information at: http://unsensored.net/.

This year’s show features the work of:
Rhys Allen, Olga Bennett, Roberts Birze, Sandy Birze, Jock Blakley, Natalie Blom, Richard Buckley, Zaeem Burq, Matthew Carr, Dave Carswell, Lucian Chaffey, Andrew Cosgriff, Sophie Curzon-Siggers, Barbara Fischer, Stacy Gillett, Tim Heraud, Ross Holmberg, Tim Johnson, Matthew Joseph, Mike Le Fevre, Jaye Loring, Suzi Macbeth, Iain Maclachlan, James Mcmanus, Piers Morgan, Jodie Noonan, Vinnie Piatek, Amy Piesse, Ambre Pitt, Richard Plumridge, Mike Reed, Kevin Reeve, Karen Riley, Ahmad Sabra, Jesper Sidhu, Deanne Smith, Cameron Stephen, Paul X. Stoney, Reynandi Susanto, Jesse Swallow, Liam Thomas, Jacqueline van Zetten, Michael Verhoef, Marcus Visic, Christian Were, Dee Whalan, Katherine White, Liam White, Damian Young, Chris Zissiadis

luna path, originally uploaded by jayejaye.

A couple of days ago I was digging through the archives as I was freaking out about not having an shot for UNSENSORED10 (which is 2 weeks away!). I came across this little baby. I vaguely remember shooting it first the footpath whilst I waiting for Timi to take a photo of tourist. Then standing up nice and close to the underneath the face for the second layer. I don’t know why I didn’t originally upload it. But it was still a nice find a year or so on.

Cute eh? This set of 3 value meal rings comes from themorosebee shop on Etsy. At the moment as part of a Christmas in July special you can get free shipping on these to where ever you might need. This cute set of 3 will set you back USD$21.00.

I traveled to New York a couple of years ago and while there I discovered Urban Outfitters. Actually I think the first store I went into was actually in Santa Monica, but I loved the mix of home wares and fashion. I brought heaps of stuff from there whilst I was in the states, but since coming home I discovered that their online store didn’t ship to Australia…Boo!!

But it seems this has now changed, much to my delight!! Shipping seems reasonable too. Now if we could just have the AU dollar a little higher, a shopping spree might be in order!

I found this little guy amongst the Lab 305 crowd. I hadn’t looked on this site for a while, and it seems whilst I wasn’t looking they have significantly expanded their range. They have moved beyond basic laser cutting of perspex and moved on to plywood. I much prefer the wooden brooches, to the perspex ones. ‘Fixie‘ will set you back AUD$18.00, from this Melbourne based crowd.

A super big congratulations to the lovely Ms Noko Washiyama for being one of the top 20.

You can vote for Noko’s design and go into the running to  score yourself a kit prize pack worth $500, plus a 12-month subscription to frankie. Hopefully come October you will be able to buy a cute little makeup bag with a sausage dog on it.

I like  – I want. Pity about the $380 price tag!

Sniffle Co. make things out of wood – badges, necklaces and buttons. Designer John Patterson’s might be better know as the  guitarist for The Grates , but it’s safe to say that he seems to have more than just one talent. His badges depict everything from ciggies to guns to Woody Allen. Sniffle Co. stuff is available from Leeloo or from the Sniffle Co. website; this one will set you back AUD$38 with free shipping.