View allAll Photos Tagged Combing
Foto: Natália Momberg
- Yo soy tonõ
- Jorg
+ Open Mic
+ Banquinhas
11/11/15 - Rua Fechada / Maceió- AL
If your comb slips from your hand when wet or coated with styling products, buy the matte finish Cruxe essential comb. The comb is made of a nylon/carbon-fiber blend that provides durability with heat protection and strength. The product carries a 90-day guarantee from factory defects and wear and tear. Place your order at www.cruxebrand.com/products/cruxe-essential-comb-in-black...
Yeah, oops, I did it again, so now my studio (which is now a nice empty wood-floored room, after that roommate that didn't work out moved out) houses the giant plastic tub that is home to the SuperPoopers. Awesome. But I'd forgotten things, like how they back up to make a poop, how often they stretch, how amazingly fast they grow, those silly first tail feathers and how they always stand on their own feet (but their elders do that, too, something else I love about chickens), that 1-in-7 crap that is so egregious. I have two Buff Orphingtons and a Dominique. Her rose comb gives her the look some guy with a big schnoz. Fairly certain one of them is a rooster (one of the Buffs), so I'll be making that sad drive back to the guy I bought them from.
Cuba --1976-- Girls playing combing dolls during recess at a nursery.
CU_004
© Manel Armengol
Contact: armengol.manel@gmail.com
French, or possibly Italian, in the Brescian manner, 1575-1600.
"In the Brescian Manner" refers to the quantity, quality, and style of etching, common on armour made in Brescia, Italy. Helmets with particularly tall combs were fashionable in France.
(On loan from the George F. Harding collection at the Art Institute of Chicago)