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From the test shoot for the book, Beer: A Genuine Collection of Cans. See many of these cans and hundreds more in the 2011 title from Chronicle Books.
Tiny tot dance competition at American Indian PowWow sponsored by Redhawk American Indian Arts Council.
Actuació a les Festes de Can Vidalet dels Castellers d'Esplugues amb els Castellers de Madrid i els Castellers de Figueres. Foto: LÃdia
With Continental Can you will eat like royalty.
Canned peaches are regal? There's something deeper going on here with the king and the husband's longing glance.
BOX DATE: 1999
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
VARIATIONS: Blonde; African American; brunette
BODY TYPE: 1966; pearlescent molded B print panties; Twist 'n Turn waist; straight arms; bend & snap knees
HEAD MOLD: 1998 "Generation Girl"; pierced ears
PERSONAL FUN FACT: I've always had a fancy for slim box, basic Barbies. Maybe that's in part because I never had the patience to save up for a more "deluxe" doll, and so I had many budget dolls as a kid. But I also find that the basic/slim box type Barbies are equally as wonderful quality as their fancier counterparts, just with a few less fixings. I recall seeing Riviera Barbies all the time on eBay, back in 2011/2012, when I first started trying to identify my childhood dolls and their clothes. Therefore, I realized I already had this doll's outfit, prior to purchasing her! This lady was one of the many from the infamous "60 Doll Bin" of 2013. Yes, as the name suggests, this lot hosted nearly 60 dolls! I can't recall if I identified this girl easily, or if she took some time to id. But her straight arms paired with this modern late 90s face, is an interesting, unique combination. Most later 90s dolls have "Shani" arms, not the straight, lifeless ones this gal sports. This was an indicator straight away that this doll was probably a budget one. I do remember how excited I was when I finally confirmed she was a Riviera Barbie, and that I already had her outfit waiting. Most of the dolls from the "60 Doll Bin" were nude or scantily clad. We did not have many of their factory ensembles already at home either, which makes this girl stand out in my memory. Despite her humble origins and craftsmanship, this doll is stunning. She reminds me a bit of my beloved childhood Rio de Janeiro Barbie, aka Autumn!
Sometimes one can become too familar with a location and become fixed on taking photographs of specific rocks and water movements. On the 28th December I met up with a number of fellow flickr photographers; by the time the majority had arrived at this little cove I had bagged all the photos I thought I was going to take home that evening. One of the good things about being with a group is that sometimes they can see images that you have missed. This one was inspired by Leighton and I would probably not have ventured onto this rock had I not been terribly nosey and wanted to know what he was up to! Thanks Leighton, I really like this one!
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an item that i got along with a bag-full-o-goodies from an antique shop for twenty bones. Go vintage animals, go!
one can, three angles.
You can see my movie from this day spent chasing the DATS test train at several different locations between Wellingborough and Corby here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8_flKCtyg
Our resident fox visits us every day, and I thought it was funny when he paused on his rounds to look up at our sign as though he was reading it. Not a great shot technically - just kind of funny, and we are sure in need of that after the tragic incident in Connecticut. Prayers going out to all of those touched by one of the worst tragedies, that I can remember.
Here are mine and my friends soda cans in Millenium pizza in cambridge, with the remenants of our chips in the back ground...
my favorite trash can & my favorite wall. people pose here for me all the time. they just don't know it.
Following an unprecedented series of shark attacks off Australian beaches, the need to find practical solutions is intensifying.
Aerial drones could be an important tool for reducing risk of shark attacks on our beaches within the coming years. Here’s how it would work. Drones would fly...