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Les grottes de Jonas sont un habitat troglodytique, situé à Saint-Pierre-Colamine près de Besse-et-Saint-Anastaise et Murol, département du Puy-de-Dôme, région d’Auvergne situé en France.
Les grottes de Jonas sont un habitat troglodytique, situé à Saint-Pierre-Colamine près de Besse-et-Saint-Anastaise et Murol, département du Puy-de-Dôme, région d’Auvergne situé en France.
Floral composition with courgette and coriander flowers and carrot leaves, part of a personal project, published on foodfulife.com .
La vallée de Chaudefour possède 5 sources: La plus connue, la source Sainte-Anne, n°1, n°2, Vercingétorix et Petit Griffon. En 1884, le docteur BORIEUX la décrivait comme une source froide, acidulée et ferrugineuse. Malgré son exploitation récente, elle est déjà fort connue pour ses propriétés curatives. Elle est recommandée pour les maladies de l'estomac (dyspepsie et gastralgie) et spécialement celles qui relèvent de la chlorose et l'anémie. L'acide carbonique libre en quantité importante (3 gr.410/litre) et la présence de bicarbonate de soude, calcium et magnésium en font une des eaux naturelles les plus puissantes d'Europe
Vintage 20"Composition Unmark Doll Miss Charming?Brite Star?Shirley Temple Style
1930'S EEGEE - HORSMAN OR IDEAL TOY CO
Height: 20in
Note from a seller: Here is a beautiful big 20" doll I believe to be a Miss Charming, Brite Star, Miss Movie or similar doll to look like and compete with Shirley Temple. Probably made by E. Goldberger Co (Eegee), Horsman, Arranbee or even Ideal Toy Co. as one of their knock-off dolls in the early 1930's. I'm not sure who she is as she is not marked but darling and a close ringer to Shirley Temple. She is all composition. She has a very nice dark blonde replaced wig still in the original Shirley type curly set and made by Monique. It is not glued on but fits her very nicely. Her original wig was stapled on as you can see by residue staple holes on her head. This little girl measures 20" tall. She does have a few flaws but being 80+ years old and a play doll she has held up well and in excellent condition. Her face is beautiful with an open mouth and little white teeth but her lips have some rubs with a little loss of color. She has very nice light brown real lashes with just a few missing from the center of the right eye, painted under lashes & brows and heavy eye shadow. Her big amber brown eyes are clear and function well. She does have a little glue residue from her old wig on her face and head, a tiny paint chip on her left cheek and a 1/2" split at the neck in the seam below her left ear. Her body is nice with all fingers and toes and just some very light paint rubs. I really don't see any crazing. She has some blackish rubs on her right wrist where a bracelet or similar item was attached and at her ankles where her socks rubbed.
She has on a vintage replaced dress of pale pink organdy in the Shirley "Baby Take A Bow" dance dress style with a little flower applique on the ruffled collar with a very full skirt trimmed with a pale mint green silk ribbon at the waist. It opens in the back and fastens with snaps. It fits perfect and looks adorable on her!
She is also wearing pink panties with relaxed elastic, a white cotton half underslip trimmed with lace, white rayon knit socks that do have a few holes in them but are clean and I believe original, vintage cream (may have originally been white) suede shoes with a gold medalion inset at the front which are all intact.
Provenance: Sandra Gulan Purple Moon Delights, Reno NV 89508, USA
Vintage Teddy Bear
9in
Bears in Toyland
Applause Inc
Twas the warm gentle touch of a child at play,
That woke us up one
December day.
We danced and we
romped and we
played in our band,
So merry are we...
the Bears in Toyland!
~Applause
Mastering the art of Photographic Manipulation, there are many levels of challenging degrees of the ending results, here today I found one of my first attempts of combining two photographs, the two separate photo's are the Motorcycle and all the rest of a photo shot of views of Albuquerque New Mexico. finding compatibility of lighting, resolution, depth of field, clarity, or better still enhancing the end photograph to be accepted as possible. some have even envisioned what has been changed, most that are convinced, even offer what they perceive to have been changed. this offers the second attempt to further make changes, however, in many cases, people choose to believe all photographs , to be manipulated, when in actuality, they are not. Vision is a part of capturing the moment, Real to the ability of learning to use the tool called camera, in this case also an artist can bring the details to light, compatibility. of the possibilities, even considering Illusion. the original called Party at Gil's tonight. Hope you Enjoy the efforts and presentation. Imagination at work ! I'm preparing my winter projects. that is as found out when my artistic interest is the greatest. the short days, long nights, I play or entertain my interest which aligns with old photo, restorations. Smiling is the share part ! most of all Enjoy the moment ! paul
Compositionally Challenged Week 17 Silence. I went to Point Pelee for sunrise, and I spotted that the moon was low. I checked online, and I saw that the moon was about to set. I went over to the west beach and took some pics before going back to the marsh (facing east). I was the only person at the marsh and the only person at the west beach, so it was very peaceful and quiet.
The original - rather lackluster and anemic, tho the composition is ok. It does feature my carved olivewood vase, a gift from a friend in Israel.
This is one of those things I just can't remember quite why it started! But I was looking at a contact's photo and analysing the composition and started wondering if all the key elements were precisely conforming to the Rule Of Thirds.
Some people watch TV to relax, I build things! So a few evenings later and here is a simple tool that allows you to take any Flickr image and display it with an exact grid overlaid. That's it really.
But I've also started an associated group 'Rule of Thirds Showcase' aimed at bringing together some of the best examples, which in turn will be randomly featured on the page.
To get started (and see the above image 'live') see www.catchingtherain.com/rule-of-thirds
And do feel free to share this to anyone who may be interested.