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One of the few non windy evenings on my trip, meant I could get a few good shots
Camera: Nikon D90
Exposure: 0.013 sec (1/80)
Aperture: f/8
Focal Length: 38 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0/6 EV
COLOR BLOCK
Foto por Julian Lorenzon.
Produccion: Gabriela Torres.
Make Up: Rocio Vila.
Modelo: Bianca Temperini
Il primo cortile suddiviso nei blocchi A e B, in cui si trovano 17 celle comuni e 20 d’isolamento. In questi fabbricati venivano sistemati fino a 1.500 prigionieri.
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The first courtyard divided in blocks A and B, where 17 municipalities and 20 cells of insulation. These buildings were arranged up to 1,500 prisoners.
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El primer patio divide en los bloques A y B, en el que hay 17 células y 20 de aislamiento común. En estos edificios se colocaron hasta 1.500 prisioneros.
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The North Portage Street view of the Spencer Block in Westfield, New York. The upper floors of the 1872 building were expanded backwards in 1878, turning the alley into a tunnel. The intent of the expansion was to connect the original building with a new warehouse, which is the blue building on the left.
Block made in Sew Buzzy for Lee (maychappell). She asked for titles of some of our favorite children's books. These are some that I grew up with. My wrist/forearms have developed a little RSI (tendonitis) making it difficult to hold a needle right now, so my mom helped with the embroidery. (All the good looking ones are her work.)
Block 37 Shops is such a strange place...still half-empty, but the businesses that are open (especially the places to eat) are quite nice. I got another chance to show it to an out-of-state Flickr friend for the first time.
Trying to catch up, here are my first 9 blocks. I will be making blocks until I feel I have enough and then will put it together.
I am not sure about my color combination's on this one but I love each block individually.
i have put leaves on this block and added a cute antique button.the colour is not true .i had camera problems. still got them!! there is another in my photostream much better on the colour but this one had the leaves added. blogged susan-sweethomeanawhata.blogspot.com/
Melissa and I decided we were done and ready to move on to other projects, even though we didn't finish all the blocks. I received her blocks in the mail today . . . don't they all look fabulous together? I can't wait to make them into a quilt!
It seems like it's been a few lifetimes since I cast on, but I finally blocked the pieces today. Tonight I'll start sewing the sleeve seams and then I'll work the collar. I should (hopefully!) be done in another two weeks or so.
Somehow I doubt it will be cold enough to wear the sweater by the time I'm done :(
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This is a lovely block, and the colours you sent for me to work with are really beautiful. Thank you.
now, number two....
First block in a Whimsy layer cake Union Jack quilt, combining a fabric with an older feel with a modern quilt design. lilysquilts.blogspot.com/
First block, using foundation piecing. Kaffe Fassett fabrics. I chose a split complentary color scheme with orange, yellow, green and turquoise.
Police block the entrance to a conference venue.
Protest march, on the first day of the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, against upcoming cuts brought on by the current financial crisis.