Timo Seandaí

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Playing with sparklers, long camera exposures, and dyslexia.

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When my good friend Joel Moore and his Charleston, SC based thrash/stoner metal band Wolf Lord happened to find themselves in front of a green screen with a camera one day, they quickly realized they should take a bunch of random posed photos and send them to me… cause I wouldn’t be able to resist photoshopping them… and they were right. Here’s photoshop job number one… more to come.

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When my good friend Joel Moore and his Charleston, SC based thrash/stoner metal band Wolf Lord happened to find themselves in front of a green screen with a camera one day, they quickly realized they should take a bunch of random posed photos and send them to me… cause I wouldn’t be able to resist photoshopping them… and they were right. Here’s photoshop job number one… more to come.

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Some pictures I snapped of a squirrel… eating birdseed from what was supposed to be an anti-squirrel bird feeder.

“Squirrels are nature’s Batman.” - God

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A hot winter’s day at Tybee Island Beach near Savannah, Georgia with the lovely ladies that kidnapped me for a St. Patrick’s Day weekend getaway.

These photos were taken two days (March 18th, 2012) before the vernal equinox (the beginning of spring), so it was still technically winter.

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My sister Carrie’s car (which she often refers to as “the Batmobile”) had some pollen on it, so I thought I’d be a nice big brother and clean it up a bit for her. You’re welcome.

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My sister Carrie’s car (which she often refers to as “the Batmobile”) had some pollen on it, so I thought I’d be a nice big brother and clean it up a bit for her. You’re welcome.

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So every year around St. Patrick’s Day I like to add the colors of the Flag of Ireland (green, white, and orange) to my facebook profile picture, because, well, I like celebrating my Irish heritage and that’s what St. Patrick’s Day is all about; and even though I’m a fourth generation American, my American forefathers and mothers never branched too far outside the Irish gene pool, so even one-hundred-and-fifty years later we still tend to “look the part” of the Irish.

Anyway… I don’t know what the hell happened this year, hahaha, I got a wee bit photoshop happy and this ridiculous picture is the outcome. I was just going to delete it, but then I thought “what the hell, I’ll throw it on Tumblr”.

Merry St. Patrick’s Day!

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So every year around St. Patrick’s Day I like to add the colors of the Flag of Ireland (green, white, and orange) to my facebook profile picture, because, well, I like celebrating my Irish heritage and that’s what St. Patrick’s Day is all about; and even though I’m a fourth generation American, my American forefathers and mothers never branched too far outside the Irish gene pool, so even one-hundred-and-fifty years later we still tend to “look the part” of the Irish.

Anyway… I don’t know what the hell happened this year, hahaha, I got a wee bit photoshop happy and this ridiculous picture is the outcome. I was just going to delete it, but then I thought “what the hell, I’ll throw it on Tumblr”.

Merry St. Patrick’s Day!

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This ale was so pretty I couldn’t resist photographing it (plus I really wanted to experiment with my 2X telephoto lens… I think we’re going to get along just fine).

A pint of Nantucket’s Whale’s Tale Pale Ale in a Warsteiner mug (it was worthy).

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Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the Hilliard siblings.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the Hilliard siblings.

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For all my creative endeavors with photography, artwork, writing… etc., I think my best and most creative work comes in the form of “making up excuses for why I haven’t answered your e-mail/messages/texts.”

What is your favorite perennial?

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My favorite perennial? That’s certainly a thought provoking question… mostly because I wasn’t entirely sure what “perennial” meant, haha… but now that I do, I think I’d most certainly have to go with any form of challenging visual art; and by that I mean any sort of visual art (whether it be current or from 4,000 BC, whenever) that makes someone feel a little threatened, confused, and/or intrigued when they look at it (effectively “challenging” them).

Inquire away…