NO NAME CITY BAD PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO and GAMBLING HALL
Your Bio
All of this stuff is © 2008-2009 by Ben Rumson, Ex-Citizen of Knowhere Productions, and
No Name City Bad Photography Studio and Gambling Hall.
There's two kinds of people, them goin' somewhere and them goin' nowhere. And that's what's true.* I'm goin' nowhere for the time bein' and I'm takin' pictures along the way. I'll move on soon enough, as I am prone to becomin' melancholy and fallin' down in the muddy street if I over-stay my welcome, and because that wanderin' star has a mighty powerful hold on me. For now I am content stay here and run this enterprise as I see fit. That mainly consists of posting up photographs for the purposes of my own entertainment and for eliciting constructive criticism from others in order to help me master the use of this dang camera machine. To that end, I encourage you to leave a comment or suggestion for improving one or more of these photographic representations of reality (as long as it is constructive, because, as my friend Woodrow Call once said, I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it).
The use of any of these here photographs for any commercial purpose whatsoever, such as an establishment that teaches people how NOT to take photographs, or a traveling sideshow of various and sundry oddities, or any other venture for pecuniary gain, is expressly prohibited.
* Ben Rumson, as told to Alan Jay Lerner
No Name City Bad Photography Studio and Gambling Hall.
There's two kinds of people, them goin' somewhere and them goin' nowhere. And that's what's true.* I'm goin' nowhere for the time bein' and I'm takin' pictures along the way. I'll move on soon enough, as I am prone to becomin' melancholy and fallin' down in the muddy street if I over-stay my welcome, and because that wanderin' star has a mighty powerful hold on me. For now I am content stay here and run this enterprise as I see fit. That mainly consists of posting up photographs for the purposes of my own entertainment and for eliciting constructive criticism from others in order to help me master the use of this dang camera machine. To that end, I encourage you to leave a comment or suggestion for improving one or more of these photographic representations of reality (as long as it is constructive, because, as my friend Woodrow Call once said, I hate rude behavior in a man. I won't tolerate it).
The use of any of these here photographs for any commercial purpose whatsoever, such as an establishment that teaches people how NOT to take photographs, or a traveling sideshow of various and sundry oddities, or any other venture for pecuniary gain, is expressly prohibited.
* Ben Rumson, as told to Alan Jay Lerner
