ANTS in my scanner > a five years time-lapse! by François Vautier. Via Make: Online.
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- Kim Carney
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2 comments:
Oooh .. love the photos! And I'm very envious of your thrift store, that has such wonderful finds!
Wow! Totally fascinating!
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