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I went to see it on ruruko's birthday which was October 12th in order to join the silent auction. Now, I need to clean my room to make a space for this dollhouse because I won!!! :D
The challenge here was how in the world to display the homeowner's African and domestic taxidermy in an "artful" fashion....? Here's the result....
Racks for Garments retail outlets
Racks for Shoe and leather stores
Racks for Optical stores.
Racks for Stationary and computer accessories
Racks for Books & magazine stores & library
Racks for Electronics stores.
Racks for Food & beverages
Racks for Gift & novelty strores.
Racks for Medical & cosmetics stores.
Racks for Departmental stores
Racks for Photo studio
Racks for Exhibitions.
Racks for Watch showrooms and many more...
HANGING ROLLING RACK
Hanging rolling rack is most economical display stands for garment retail stores.
Hanging rolling rack is made up of 1” x 1” square tube frame & 1” round pipe 1.5 mm in thickness mild steel in various powder coated shades and also in stainless steel brush steel finish (Matt finish).
Our Standard size of Hanging rolling rack is available in two sizes : 6’ x 4’ and 4’ x 4’.
For long garments like jeans, gowns and night wear mainly use single level type of Hanging rolling rack and for short garment like shirts, tops, kurtis fabrics use double level Hanging rolling rack for more garment to be displayed.
Hanging rolling rack is very easy to dismantle type and quickly assemble in few seconds.
Hanging rolling rack is use in garment retail store, garment exhibitions, events & also in fashion shows.
Hanging rolling rack comes with heavy duty castors at base for easily movement.
I loved this display! The tree is huge and after I got it into position it was about 7 feet or more! I hand colored it with oil pastels. The apples have a picture of a challenged or banned book and a description of why it was challenged or banned. They're 3D made from a t-shirt and iron-on transfers which I stuffed with fiberfill. It was quite impressive but unfortunately the patrons thought so too and after all the poking and prodding it cracked in half - The End ;(
A Fieldfare in a classic display of dominance. Some of the Fieldfares were very dominant, trying to chase off other Fieldfares and Blackbirds.
When I visited the Palace of Versailles in Versailles, France I was lucky enough to view the fountain spectacle. Every fountian was spouting water for less than an hour. This only happens a few times a year due tothe shear amount of water need. With over 50 fountains, it takes about 951,000 gallons of water to make the show happen, pretty incredible considering these were all built in the 1660s.
Perhaps a greeting between two parents at shift change. I say "perhaps" because they both look pretty soiled, which isn't consistent with one of them just having come from the ocean.
Free Flight World Masters de Ste-Maxime.
Boitier Nikon D700 - Focale fixe 180mm f/2.8 (zone d'image DX)
Développement RAW avec DxO PhotoLab
Christmas display in the Wallendahl shop window in Bergen. The display shows scenes with Norwegian Julenisser.
Julenisse plays an important role in the Norwegian (and Scandinavian) Christmas tradition. The role is similar as Santa Claus or "Father Christmas" and Saint Nicolas / Sinterklaas in other countries. Julenisse is a gnome or elf with a red pointed cap and long gray beard that brings the presents. Youngsters know the little man well, although they have never actually seen him. He lives in the barn loft. Julenisse sees and hears everything. Children watch their manners, and on Christmas Eve they tiptoe to the loft with a big bowl of rice pudding for Julenisse's supper. Although they peer into all dark corners, they never even glimpse the red cap. But by morning the pudding is always gone and the bowl polished clean.
Make/Craft display at Weirdstuff. It had been sprawling over a second display shelf-- and was that much more impressive-- before they saw me coming with the camera.
M48 Medium Tank on display at a VFW hall in Harford County, MD. I believe it is an earlier model, since it lacks the louvered engine compartment doors on the rear of the hull. Okay, armor experts, enlighten me.
Life-sized display of Batman (would this be considered a statue?)... with a Baltimore backdrop in lieu of Gotham City.
Sorry about the unfortunate flash over his trunks. Every shot we took had the same "problem." *snickers*