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It is for backpack company for a catalog.
It has been taken with Nikon D50, Nikkor 18-55, 2x Nikon SB-24.
Flash with umbrella was on tripod on the left and power was 1/4 ... perhaps 1/2. Other flash was on machine against ceiling. Desaturated background a and color eyes in Photoshop. Thanks for comments
Osprey Escapist 20L Backpack. In this photo it's full of my 2013 gear that I had just taken a picture of.
Crumpler Belly backpack, size L, in orange/white. This is a model not sold in the USA (I bought it from a store in the UK). It is an extremely well made backpack that will surely last a very, very long time. The quality of the materials is first rate. The shape and two-tone appearance is pleasingly unusual.
My "day pack" sized backpack of 15+ years finally had it and so I began my search for a replacement. There are SO MANY choices out there today, it's mind boggling. I had a hard time finding something that I liked for combined visual appeal, great utility, comfortable design, and solid quality, all at a reasonable price. A friend of mine tipped me off to a company named "Crumpler", which I'd seen once before but thought they only did small bags, like ones for cameras. They have a rather limited backpack line here in the USA, most of which are meant to carry cameras and then reconfigure for carrying other items if you wish. But in Europe, they have a number of other designs that you cannot get in the USA. The "Belly" is one of them. Weird name, I know. "Hey, check this out--I've got a belly on my back!" ;-)
Thankfully I found a source in the UK that could ship to the USA. And I happened to catch them with a great discount, as the Belly model has been discontinued. So, despite the high overseas shipping cost, I still got a great deal. The "orange/white" scheme was the only color left in size L (the M-medium size was just a little too small for what I wanted). It took me a while to warm up to the orange/white scheme as I thought the white was too much, but then I saw some customer photos on-line that showed the white to be more subdued. Thankfully, it is!
This is the kind of backpack I could see owning for the next 30 years, unless it gets lost or irreparably damaged somehow. It is so well constructed, that with decent care it should last a lifetime. It's a very distinctive style you just don't see anywhere else, and I've never seen this color combination before. Not that I'm a "unique style" monger, mind you. ;-)
Anyway, Crumpler is a personal bag company started by a man named Stuart Crumpler, in Australia. Go to their website to read up on the guy and the company back story. It's pretty neat. And the founder seems to be still actively involved with the designs.
Penguin backpack complete in the "Little Things To Sew-Along"
alittlegray.blogspot.com/2011/09/lttsa-backpack-link-up.html
Next month we make the bias trim apron.
1. Toddler Backpack, Buzzing Bees, 2. Toddler Backback, Custom Purple Scooters, 3. Toddler Backpack, Echino Helicopters in Blue, 4. Toddler Backpack, Echino Patchwork, 5. Toddler Backpack, Echino Patchwork, 6. Toddler Backpack, Giraffes, 7. Toddler Backpack, Eleanor Elephant, 8. Toddler Backpack, Space Invaders, 9. Toddler Backpack, Elephants in Teal, 10. Organic Toddler Backpack, Bubble Stripe, 11. Toddler Backpack, Echino Green Helicopters, 12. Toddler Backpack, Blossoms
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Women love designer handbags, I love gadget bags.
My latest is the BUILT laptop backpack which is organic and minimal in form.
It's always risky buying something of this nature, since you'll never know how it conforms and presents itself on your body.
So far so good, lots of carrying space for accessories, though it can get tight lengthwise for my 17" MacBook Pro.
Got mine "large" from Koyono.com at a sale price.