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Ronnie Jumps for Joy

January on the calender. Ronnie jumps for joy at a beach on the North wales coast. The sky is blue with light cloud and he is jumping high.
February on the calendar. Ronnie jumps for joy at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Damien Hirst's 'Charity' (2002) on display near the recently opened Weston building, is recognisable as based on Scope collection boxes which were commonly seen on British high streets between the 1960s and 1970s. A young girl wearing a calliper forlornly cradles a teddy bear and a donations box which reads ‘please give generously’. The work questions historic and outdated ways of depicting disability and seeking charity.
March on the calendar. Ronnie jumps for joy and turns a somersault at a local common. The sky is cloudy grey and the grass is peppered with yellow cowslips.
April on the calendar. Ronnie leaps for joy and dives down again in front of a tree in a park.
May on the calendar. Ronnie comes into land after jumping for joy on a sandy beach on the North Wales coast. The photo makes it look as though he is dancing.
June on the calendar. Ronnir jumps for joy at Herne Bay in Kent by the Victorian Clock Tower. The sky is blue with a wisp of white cloud.
July on the calendar. Ronnie jumps for joy at The Great Orme. Some of the rock formation can be seen as he dives.
August on the calendar. Ronnie jumps for joy at the North Wales coast. The sky is blue with white cloud.
November on the calendar and Ronnie jumps for joy at Weedon Bec. The sky is blue with white cloud and he is above the clocktower.
October on the calendar and Ronnie jumps for joy at pershore Abbey. He is coming down backwards and his eyes meet the camera.
December on the calendar and Ronnie jumps for joy as the sun sets over Whitstable.
Ronnie jumps for joy at Prestatyn beach.

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Discarded Elastic Bands

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'Black Under Grey with Circle'. A discarded elastic band on a pavement. The pavement makes three broad stripes with the elastic band broadly circular in shape sitting atop a black stripe.
'Seven and a Half Heads to One Body'. A discarded elastic band makes the shape of a head on an artist's wooden body model.
'Inverted Delta in Elastic' A discarded elastic band on the ground makes the shape of an inverted delta against the grey surface.
'Jump'. A discarded elastic band makes the shape of a dancer mid leap. The curb is light coloured and the jumping space is grey and stony.
'I Made this shape for You'. A discarded elastic band on the ground makes a thin 'eight' shape. in the bottom section a added twist adds interest.
'Back to Back B'. A discarded elastic band on the ground makes the shape of two letter 'B's as if they are back to back.
'Lovely'. A discarded elastic band in the gutter makes the shape of a heart.
'in a puddle by the laundry shed in the garden'. A discarded elastic band lies in a puddle in a garden in Australia. Green and pinks leaves add colour. The band is twisted in the shape of a number eight.
November on the #ElasticBandPhotos Calendar brings 'Vortex Over Wave". A discarded elastic band in the gutter makes a tight twirled shape above a curled wave of plant debris.
October on the #ElasticBandPhotos calendar features 'Variation on a Fleur de Lys'. A discarded elastic band on the pavement makes a twisted shape with three distinct loops.
'It's Probably for You'. December on the calendar and a discarded elastic band on the ground makes the shape of a telephone receiver.
'Baba Papa'. A discarded elastic band in the gutter makes the shape of this cartoon character.

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