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Afternoon Tea with UCLA Chancellor Block
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This was fun to trade off the flash vs the lighting from the window. Took a while, but I think I got the balance close
Practice block. Still working on the wonky part.
eta: Labeled practice block because it doesn't include any of the fabric Kyra sent. The blue is close (hers is pictured above block). I will still send it.
2012-05-28: Late evening bball, Happy garden
[DSC_6586a: D300 28-75/2.8 @ 42mm; iSO 800, f/6.3, 1/320s, fill flash, cropped]
I hand cut, painted, distressed and antiqued a set of blocks to show my love of baskets. Here they are shown in a gift tin filled with paper shred.
Another angle and a miniature shaker kittenhead basket that I wove.
Cahuenga Block Party #5 - August 3rd, 2014 w/ SLUNT, Falling Doves, Jenna Syde & The Watchers, Rebel Hotel, and Mitchell at Velvet Margarita in West Hollywood. © Copyright 2014 Kelli Hayden Photography, All Rights Reserved.
Some blocks that I am happily babysitting for a friend. They watch over my atelier from their perch on the shelf in my window, like three silent sentries.
Kelly Hartwell, #42, Artemis Spanou, #15, and Lou Mataly #12, are trying to block Rachel Mathews, #45, and Jacqueline Brewer, #24, from getting the ball.
Block Island, Rhode Island. by Emily T. Starr, CLF volunteer.
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This looks like it could have been a fire station at one time. However I have no information on this. It says '1895' at the top.