Random picture thread. - Page 26

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From the BBC:

A 60ft high picture of a murdered prostitute has been projected onto a derelict block of flats in Glasgow.

Detectives hope it will help to turn up clues about the death of Emma Caldwell, whose body was found in woods in South Lanarkshire on 8 May.

The image was displayed for four hours on the multi-storey flats in Cumberland Street, Hutchesontown on Monday night.

Police said the site had been chosen as it was visible across areas frequented by Emma and other prostitutes.

The picture, which shows Ms Caldwell half smiling but looking gaunt on a family day out in the countryside, was released by police last week.

Detective Superintendent Willie Johnstone, who is leading the investigation, said: "This is an innovative way of putting a fresh appeal over to the public and it will be very eye-catching.

'Vital information'

"Someone out there know something and people who see this may be able to provide that vital piece of information that could solve the case.

"As far as we are aware, this is the first time that a law enforcement agency in the United Kingdom has used this type of appeal."

Emma was last seen on 4 April walking in Butterbiggins Road, Govanhill. She had been living in a women's hostel in the area

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(taken from www.woostercollective.com)

my favorite beluga

missing your ilusion - http://www.unused.at/graphics.php?sel=1

that thing in the middle has scary eyes

yeh...the picture is just odd in general. The kids on the ground are kind of creepy...it just seems so wrong...

yea, its somewhere between "im the loving mother and its nursery rhyme time" and "come hither children, so that i may devour your souls"

We all have bad hair days

aww..thats cute!!!

One of my favorite movies.

Leftwood...I found this site that has that picture you were inquireing about. It questions whether it's real or not, but it also tell you what it is.

http://www.photofiction.com/ff102.html

Shag.com
(don't be affraid - its not what your thinking)
He's an awesome artist
http://www.shag.com/

I really like the colours that he uses--they're so bright and attractive.

In art, it always has a message, some are easier to figure out then others. Of course theres a lot of ways to interpret a piece of art, but I sometimes wonder what the artist is exactly trying to say.