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Clark Clip-On converts an optical frame to sunglasses: no need to change your glasses each time you go outside in the sun! It’s as simple as that: you only need to put the magnetic sunglasses front onto your optical frame and it’s a done deal! The extremely light frames combine a classical style with a twist of fashion-conscious innovation: looking for polarised sun lenses? Or shaded? Why not mirror lenses then? The choice is yours and your outfit will never be the same! An increasingly rich collection expressing our need for freedom: the freedom to feel at ease in each and every situation!
My latest clip. But I'm afraid that you can make nothing the plot ><
Here it is www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmFOq9pZpDY
Original music by Beseech
Two to celebrate the end of the school year: this one of my class jotter clip-board, hung up awaiting a new batch of classes in September.
I was on a training session for something fairly unconnected, and somebody mentioned this as an idea: make an A3 print of each of your class seating plans, and laminate them. Then, in class, it's easy to tick off the pupils to whom you have already bowled questions and to spot those who have tried to evade your notice; also to make quick notes as you wander around the class while they're working quietly on some exercise.
Yes, just once in a while, training days do come up with a good, practical, useful idea. Honest!
styling by kira fredrickson
one profoto d1 w/ 3' octa, high camera right
one profoto d1 w/ 5' octa, ~10' from model directly behind camera axis
she is positioned between two lagre black boards to help control reflections etc.
Accessorize your sweet baby girl’s hair with this lovely flower clip. Clip onto any headband, or clip directly into hair! Perfect for girls of any age!
Purchase at my Etsy shop: www.etsy.com/shop/MelBellesBling
taken yesterday when I had my hair clipped off to raise money for the Cancer Council. photos taken by my granddaughter - thanks Sophie. Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
a musical bridge designed by 11 year old lilly rhind. like a xylophone, each board plays a different note as you step on it. or dance, or jump.
Clips from a recent wedding at a city and location that shall remain anonymous. We'll just say the groom is from Alabama and the bride is from S. Africa. Listen for the wonderful "ululating" or "illita" singing (Arabic "zagroota" or "zaghareed") that the congregation women unrestrainedly break into from time to time.