Land of the Lost

A gallery of creatures, plants and other strangenesses
| by Tyler Clark Burke

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outdoor folding chairsOctober 09, 2009 11:40 EST

What a unique gallery this is. I was astonished by the two headed chickens. Very strange indeed.

golf collegeNovember 23, 2009 02:15 EST

The world is a peculiar place, and it is this strangeness that Liza Berkoff is attracted to and chooses to document. She is inspired by the way people manipulate their surroundings and sees this in the display case of a butcher shop, the sparse geometry of a construction site, or a scrap of Astroturf left behind in a warehouse.

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