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A crop with Bold Detail in Topaz Detail applied. The bronze tone came included with the application of the preset.
This cheeky squirrel was stealing seeds from the backyard bird feeder. As soon as he saw me poke the camera out of the window to document his bold thievery, he climbed down and tried to play innocent by eating the spillage on the ground.
Out hunting on a branch of a redbud tree in bloom. I really like the eyes on the jumping spiders. I'm guessing this is a young female.
Some jumping spider info: bugguide.net/node/view/2006
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The only thing bolder than a zebra striped dress is a zebra striped dress with yellow patent double T-strap stilettos and a matching skinny belt, on Juliett.
Colin Thiele "The Sknuks", given to Kate, Tricia, Graeme (sic) and Jillian, from Louise Pugh, where are you now Louise?... WE have a 27.7.78 an Airmail postcard from you!
With an 11p stamp with an image of a Merlyn Cymreig Welsh Pony!
from Pedal Power days..
Dec 1977
Mrs Gronkwonk, was a Mary Martin book! 13/08/77 $1.45
Hubert's Hair-raising Adventure by Bill Peet, no memories of who gave us this one.
The Man from Ironbark, by Paterson, was always a good fun read with its "witty and detailed paintings" by Quintin Hole of "this rumbustious story of early Sydney"
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Phidippus audax Manually focus stacked from the Venus/Laowa f/2.8 25mm 2.5-5X lens. Image processed through Topaz Sharpen AI.
Amelia shines in this electrifying portrait, blending neon hues of cobalt blue and magenta. Captured in St. Louis, her confident pose and striking red boots create a bold, unforgettable statement. This is where fashion meets art in a kaleidoscope of light and color.
A colorful orchid as seen in the Mexico pavilion in the World Showcase at EPCOT Center.
EPCOT Center |World Showcase | Mexico
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Evening shadow creeping up the textured dunes of Death Valley.
Getting ready for another road trip to celebrate the end of 2011 and bring in 2012, hopefully with some excellent shots and adventures! Hope you're all able to get out there and enjoy it and thanks for stopping by!
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They caught me trying for a candid @ the bottom of Bold St, and thankfully, took it all in good fun.
Cheers, lads! Hope you had a nice day
Davies Street Mayfair. Now used by Grays antiques, but once the country's leading manufacturer of 'sanitary appliances'; Bolding founded the company in 1822 and later took over the business of one Thomas Crapper, making baths and loos etc for the world from this impressive terracotta works in Mayfair until its closure in 1969.
This bold sculpture of larger-than-life embracing female nudes, is right in the heart of Brussels, Belgium, in front of the Finance Tower (Tour des Finances - Financiëntoren) building, directly across from the old city centre gardens known as Botanique - Kruidtuin. (Brussels is bi-lingual French and Dutch, so place names are in both languages here.) The Finance Tower, at 145 metres high, is said to be the second tallest building in Brussels, topped only by the South Tower (Tour du Midi - Zuidtoren) at 150 metres high.
In individualistic Belgian fashion, this is rather an evocative and erotically-themed sculpture for the front of a major financial centre building, which houses Belgian government financial bureaus as well as offices of commercial enterprises.
Of the two women in the sculpture, one is more classically feminine in appearance with longer hair, the other is more boyish-looking with a shorter hairstyle, though one quickly sees she also has unmistakably female breasts. The pose is enigmatic, with the shorter-haired woman firmly grasping the wrist of the longer-haired woman behind her back, almost wrestling her into submission, while both women look away from each other despite being nude and intimate.
At the base of the sculpture, a nameplate identifies the creator of this bronze sculpture as the 'Fonderia D'Arte De Andreis, Milano' (Milan, Italy). And an engraved inscription - a bit hard to read - gives a name that appears to be 'Nat Helligan', and the apparent dates 1952-1984.
These are photos from the daily life of writer, journalist and political refugee from the US, Dr Les (Leslie) Sachs. These Flickr photos document my new beloved home city of Brussels, Belgium, my life among the people and Kingdom who have given me safety in the face of the threats to destroy me. Brussels has a noble history of providing a safe haven to dissident refugee writers, such as Victor Hugo, Karl Marx, Charles Baudelaire, and Alexandre Dumas, and I shall forever be grateful that Brussels and Belgium have helped to protect my own life as well. I'm happy to help convey to the world some of Brussels' wonderful cultural heritage.
(To read about the efforts to silence me and my journalism, the attacks on me, the smear campaigns against me and the threats, see the website by European journalists 'About Les Sachs' linked in my Flickr profile, and press articles such as 'Two EU Writers Under Threat of Murder: Roberto Saviano and Dr Les Sachs'.)
The address of the Finance Tower (Tour des Finances - Financiëntoren) building is number 50, boulevard du Jardin Botanique - Kruidtuinlaan (once again, names in both French and Dutch). It is near the intersection of the Rue Royale - Koningstraat, and thus right by the Botanique - Kruidtuin métro station along métro lines 2 and 6. Trams 92 and 94 stop here as well. The Finance Tower and this sculpture, are also a short walk (or one métro stop) away from the popular shopping areas at Place Rogier - Rogierplein, and the City2 shopping centre at the end of rue Neuve - Nieuwstraat, and also within a few hundred metres of the Gare du Nord - Noordstation Brussels north railway station.
Halifax Transit 2005 New Flyer D40LF #1068 on one of the last 402 Sambros.
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Can you find the busy bee in these bold bright blooms
of the Crepe Myrtle tree seen in Chappel Hill Texas of
Washington County, the "Birthplace of Texas".
An art exhibit by Adam Parker Smith - As guilt, fascination and loyalty encroach, flawless heroines confront heart ache, fools distinguish beauty from the grotesque and the wretched mourn the loss of irreproachable purity.
This is a VINTAGE Japanese Uchikake. Uchikake are trailing kimono that are meant to be worn as overcoats, over top of one's kimono. This piece appears to have been modified for use on stage, and as such, was likely used as a hikizuri; a trailing kimono meant to be worn for traditional Japanese dance. This uchikake appears to have had it's sleeves shortened as part of this modification. Some fabric from the sleeves also appears to have been used to lengthen the garment. There is a little loop sewn into the lining at the back, beneath the collar as well. I believe this was probably used to help hold the collar in place while dressing / dancing.
I have inspected this uchikake in detail, and unfortunately, there is a great deal of discolouration on the exterior. I would rate this uchikake in fair to average vintage condition. It would likely be suitable for some sort of remake, or perhaps it could be used for dance practice (for those learning to dance in hikizuri), or even for an oiran / tayuu cosplay.
MEASUREMENTS:
205cm - Long (Collar to Hem)
128cm - Arm span
64cm - Width across the back
145cm - Total width of skirt
41cm - Sleeve drop
SIZING:
If you are unsure of how to interpret the kimono's size it is important to know that the length (collar - hem) should be approximately 10cm longer to 10cm shorter than the wearer's overall height (longer is better). This is because the excess length will be folded up at the waist. Meanwhile, the skirt should wrap around the hips a full 1.5 times. The armspan should also reach wrist to wrist on the wearer. If this kimono is worn hikizuri style with the hem trailing, the garment should be equal to the wearer's height or up to 30cm longer. So in that case it would ideally fit a woman who is approximately 205cm (6'9") to 175cm tall (5'9"), with hips about 97cm (38") around. There is some give and take in these measurements though.