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Found a vintage Skipper or Petra/Peggy dress on the fleamarkt resently and thought it was perfect for a back to school outfit :) Does anybody know something about a dress like this?
This photo is best at large/original because there are two kids running down the alley, which is hard to see at the medium size photo.
Building my own little palace in my back garden, with the help of my son, Mart. Sketch made just before the roofing went on.
Ben let me paint his back as part of my Zoo project. I think this took between 2 and 3 hours. I think it looked better in person but I was still so proud with how it turned out.
Those of you who either know me well, or have known me for a long time, know that I went to Arizona State University many, many years ago. Well, to quote George Costanza, I'm back baby. I recently signed up for their online BFA in digital photography, and just turned in part of my first week's assignment (a photo shoot of stuff involving water). I'll probably finish this just in time for retirement but, as one of the kids pointed out, it's at least one degree we don't yet have in our family.
A picture of old Soviet Russia in the middle of Dolomiti mountains.
The truck, owned by a german couple visiting Bolzano, looks picked off from a 70s movie on Cold War.
(seriously: please take a glance at the beautiful colors and the light-games of the snowy enviroment)
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Modular Flower (Back)
Folded by Marcela Brina
Designer: Tomoko Fuse
More details in: www.artisbellus.com/2013/09/origami-decorations-modular-f...
RIGHT: 80cm softbox with 300W Pro Photo Flash inside (1/8 power); ON THE BACK OF MODEL: 300W Pro Photo Flash with Barndoor and Honeycomb (1/8 power)
If Robin's Dad were driving, the route between his old house on the river and the new condo in suburbia would involve a plodding path on a winding back road irrationally packed with semi-trucks running along the river that eventually works itself into a big mass of mall road stoplight traffic, and it would all take about two hours. But Robin's Dad doesn't drive anymore, so we're free to take the usually much quicker, much more direct interstate highway path that takes maybe a half hour. Only this time, traffic on northbound I-71/75 was all backed up because the Brent Spence Bridge had melted, so we decided to explore a backwoods path between the interstates that offered a crossing of the Licking River a few miles south of the condo in Alexandria.
The route is pretty, running through landscape that could come from a Kentucky state tourism brochure, but the Northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati have expanded with wild abandon, and all the back road paths are perpetually clogged with traffic headed for McMansion subdivisions hidden behind the rolling hills on former farms on the other side of the rail fences. A lot of people were also avoiding the bridge traffic jam, but these backroads through here are packed like this all the time. Cincinnati is swallowing the northern Bluegrass.