The law I do is concerned with blood splatter patterns, bodily fluids and firearms residues as opposed to the more esoteric (and lucrative) commercial stuff. I am also a published novelist ('twentytwelve' published by Adonis and Abbey in 2006) which you should all order immediately in support of my desperate attempt to get its amazon.co.uk rating below half a million!
A quick blog on the run today. Hank's Dreams - link to left - has a prize collection of weird and wonderful images - here is one I've just nicked. Death seems to be looking for trouble here... The image dates back to 1863 and the photographer was someone called Henri Robin. Scary, huh? Continuing the spooky theme and with more reggae, here are the Wailers with Duppy Conqueror. A duppy is a Jamaican ghost if you didn't know.
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"A duppy is a Jamaican ghost". I didn't know that, thanks. I don't ever recall hearing the track either.
Nice picture. Very strange.
Thank ya! That's a good one, huh?
That's a nice bit of photographic manipulation for those early days!
The photography style is ahead of its time. Really good.
C'mon mon, I tink I know what a duppy is.
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