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Being overgrown with Ivy, and a potted plant, a K6 telephone kiosk and a King George V post box on The Mount, Caversham, Reading.
Amargarito decide abandonar su vida de boxeador de quinta categorÃa. Su colega Polivio se convertirá, sin quererlo, en su gran obstáculo. Ambientada en los años 70's Box habla (sin palabras) de la explotación, la amistad y esa colorida música de antaño. Un universo de golpes, sudor, campanazos, aplausos (pocos), dinero sucio, un par de ex-sesos y una gallina decepcionada.
Caught sight of this Eastern Box Turtle grazing in a grass patch above our driveway Sunday. First one I had seen around here. When I finally brought the mower around to where he had been, he was gone. Hope he looked twice before crossing our street.
When you look at him enlarged on black background, appears he might have forgotten to wash his face before he left the house that morning.
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"The box"
Had to take and edit this quick and early today because i have to head down south to babysit for my aunt's baby now
Love this shot, even though i spent way too long cleaning up the place on frodoshop lol
I love the cliché, "Mad as a Box of Frogs!" Don't really understand it, but I like it, and I've regularly been called it!
You can get this free mockup here: 50graphics.com/download/free-open-box-mockup-psd/
Kiko Mozuna, 1972
Anti-Dwelling Box is a deceptively simple cube articulated with large triangular openings, providing views into an interior in which a smaller cube is nested. The interior forms a mirror image of the exterior, an effect that suggests an infinite regress of forms within the house's walls. The configuration evokes the complex pictorial systems of a mandala, indicating Mozuna's interest in the symbolism of esoteric traditions within Buddhism and Shinto. The strategy of doubling and reflection evoke the architect's understanding of the cosmos - in a cryptic 1978 manifesto he declared the intention to produce a cosmological space consisting 'of various mirrored or double-mirrored images. The space can be regarded as a four dimensional space-model of the "elliptic universe" or the "nested universe".'
[Barbican Centre]
In The Japanese House: Architecture and Life After 1945 exhibition at the Barbican Centre (March to June 2017).
Twigs (Twiggy) is now finally home! Most of this other stuff will be leaving though, except the calendar which I'm awfully yay about.
Aaanyway Twigs! She is a Fairyland Littlefee Leah
My box of stained glass scraps arrived today from Kathi, yummy pieces . So now l have a few colours to use in my next piece. Thanks Kathi, they are lovely an dthe little gems will be good for some grapes l have in mind.
This photograph was taken in San Antonio, TX on April 4, 2012 by Matt Brasch.
Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T3i
Lens: Canon Canon 35mm f/2
Focal Length: 35
F Number: 9
Shutter Speed: 1/640
When the seller sent it the box was undamaged - unfortunately she put it only in a thin plastic envelope so it did not look very nice anymore when it arrived at my place.
The first Black Box (ever), delivered to SLAC a couple months ago.
Tenuous Link: sun
The box's lid has a large flap that slides down the front, which would be a bit hard to close if I would've just shoveled the bricks in, like in Pic. 5.
Cutie din lemn, a carei baza este pictata cu acrilice. Capacul cutiei este decorat cu pasta de modelare - fimo. Modelul de pe capac este realizat cu ajutorul tehnicii millefiori. In vederea protejarii cutiei, aceasta a fost data cu un strat de lac ecologic.
Wooden box whose base is painted with acrylic. Box cover is decorated with modeling clay- fimo. Model on the cover is made ​​with the aid millefiori technique. In order to protect the box, it was given a coat of green.
Paper Mache elephant card box from our wedding. I made it myself over several months, on and off. He's completely hollow! I'd love to make these for other brides. Photo by Lauren Hill.
The Isabella Jewelry box set comes with a matching ottoman. It is designed and handcrafted in America! Isabella is a great gift for the upcoming Administrative Assistant's Day.
To move this tree, we dug around it, boxed it in, and then cut underneath the box with a chain in order to drag the tree to its new location. (The way you slice a cake with dental floss...)