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When I saw my first board design being inked by the plotter, I was entranced-- it was beautiful! Since then I have scavenged boards from almost all of the computers I've owned and they serve as reminders of different phases of my life... that one was wasted on a Crystal Quest obsession, this one helped me write my dissertation, that one was my way of removing the Ws from keyboards... memories.
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Well, if you're just not seeing it, it could be the photos: I'm at the beginning of a learning curve for the newest technology in my life (thank you, M!), a Pentax K2000. Really, the photos will get better.
For beauty from a real pro, check out the gallery at Marion C. Martinez's Circuit Board Art, where technology, recycling, religious iconography, and fashion peacefully coexist (someday I will own a piece to photograph).
The most parsimonious route to other technology-inspired pictures at I Should Be Folding Laundry is here:
Pretty cool! Next week's theme should be interesting - body parts.
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