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Camera: Canon eos 1300d

Lens: Canon 18-55mm IS II

Canon EOS Rebel 2000

Lomo Xpro 100

Cross Processed

Kodak Chemistry

 

Eye stencil on rough stone wall doubled with a chain link fence.

Wed. the 11th and just a quick trip on errands.

View "Lovebot Chained" on black or on white.

 

© 2014 Jeff Stewart. All rights reserved.

For Jesseca.

(Using one of my own prototype crowns to display the chain; this is the last of the chained version.)

March 30, 2013 - Budapest

 

Detail of the Chain Bridge in a rainy night.

 

28mm F/2.8 1/60

How do you feel and think about jewelry? Can you recognize quality pieces and are you aware of the different types of pieces? The tips in the article which follows will help you to navigate the sometimes complex world of purchasing jewelry for any situation. Read the following tips for the guidance you need to understand how to buy, care, and enjoy your jewelry.

 

Polish your jewelry regularly with a jeweler's polishing cloth. This is a natural way to shine all of your jewelry without relying on abrasives or other harsh chemicals. Use the two-sided cloth to polish your jewelry like you were cleaning glass. Use a two-sided cloth to clean your jewelry, one for polishing, and the other for shining.

 

Make sure a piece of jewelry is still in fashion before you buy it. It is better to get a gorgeous bauble on sale!

 

Know how to keep your jewelry beautiful. Each kind of setting, metal, and stone possesses its own particular maintenance need. Cleaning and maintenance techniques that work perfectly on one stone might damage another. If you're not sure of how to properly care for your jewelry, seek advice from a reputable jeweler.

 

Costume jewelry does require some special care. Often, stones will be glued into their settings, which makes them more prone to falling out than regular jewelry. Do not dip your jewelery in chemicals that may harm them. Use a gentle cloth, like microfiber, to clean it. One wet, then another, dry. This will help your costume jewelry to continue looking great.

 

This will accent the belt, and will add a lot of visual interest. Think about placing it near your hip or at waist level.

 

Ask about any insurance a jeweler may offer when you are buying jewelry. Then, you will get peace of mind knowing it can be fixed or replaced if anything happens. Sometimes you can even get replacement coverage for loss or theft.

 

Follow this article's tips when you wish to purchase jewelry for someone or yourself. You may save money by recognizing an agreement on a great item. Jewelry taste requires nothing more than an trained eye and solid background education about the subject. bellybuttonringsshop.com/

created with Jux Fractal.

out now IW & MP

  

rigged exclusively for Peach Thigh Pudge

 

comes with a hud that allows you to change the chains to one of the 5 colors and the option to hide one or the other.

  

As always, IT IS MOD >;D

  

IW: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Aiko/65/214/31

MP: marketplace.secondlife.com/p/oof-Thigh-Chain-for-Peach-Th...

Wexford, PA

February 2020

© Shawn Dougherty

Your life is an island separated by all other islands and continents. Regardless of how many boats you send to other shores, you yourself are an island separated by its own pains, secluded in its happiness.

 

Kahlil Gibran

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I liked the way the late afternoon sun was shining on this chain (attached to a swing at the park).

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Chains in the mist, Guisborough woods

Nikon D7000

Tamron 17-50mm f2.8

Exposure - 1/400

Aperture - f/11.0

Focal Length - 50 mm

ISO Speed - 400

Exposure Bias - -2/3 EV

 

Out on a bright contrasty day isn't a good idea for landscapes so tried to find something a little different to photograph.

 

All pictures in my photostream are copyright © 2001-2012 Howie Mudge all rights reserved.

They may not be used or reproduced in any way without my permission. If you'd like to use one of my images for any reason or interested in getting a print of one of my photos, please contact me at howiemudge@hotmail.co.uk

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