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Both rolls happened to be from Praha. Half of one of them was shot in Amsterdam. So, here's Amsterdam:

And here's the Praha set again, with some new photos:

After the fireworks finally tapered off in Berlin, we said our goodbyes and rode the train to Praha. This is not the first roll of film I shot there, just the first one I've developed. This is from whatever day Slim, Rubin and I went to see David Cerny's installation piece on the TV Tower in Zizkov.

Slim and I took a long walk through Old Town to get back to our hostel.

Encountered this sculpture, inspired by Kafka's "Description of a Struggle."

Then we went to the Cross Club. Slim and I sat at a table on the balcony made of machine parts and rebar. I finished this roll of film, reloaded the camera, and then we joined the rest of the crowd on the dancefloor.

the rest of the set is here.

It was Fall, 2008, about a year and a half ago. Star St. Germain had her birthday celebration at the Madonna Inn. The participants were all photographers, models, or both. Each room, a temporary photography studio. My photographs are from the red room with Star and Miss Mary Bee.

Here's two new sets of photos for you. The first is from GAMMA IV: One Button Games put on by Kokoromi at the Mezzanine. The event showcased six new games played with a single button. Check out the full set.

The next set of photos are from a related event on Friday night. GAMMA IV: One Button Objects took place at Grey Area Foundation for the Arts. Artists were inspired to make physical objects based on the One Button theme. It was a fun night, filled with the sound of capacitors exploding so their magic smoke could be recycled. Here's the photos from that night.

This is a piece by Jonathan Moore, a Doubt button. It works every time.