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Colgantes de Orejera
11,5 cm
11,6 cm
Consacá, Nariño
600 d. C. - 1700 d. C.
Estas orejeras muy seguramente fueron usadas en bailes y ceremonias de carácter ritual. La repetición ordenada de pequeños rostros alrededor de uno mayor proporciona ritmo y equilibrio a la pieza, a la vez que da la sensación de movimiento.
"Museo del Oro: Patrimonio Milenario de Colombia."
Banco de la República, Colombia, 2007.
Página 36.
A second day at my parents' today for Easter.
Mark was given this Bubble Wand and had a good go with it in the garden.
I got a Homer Simpson puzzle sculpture thing which I've got a lengthy photo sequence of to convert to a video at some point. And eggs!
Pectoral
14,1 cm
900 d. C. - 1600 d. C.
Pectoral de oro martillado, con aves y figuras geométricas repujadas. El desgaste de los bordes ocasionado por su intenso uso obligó a su dueño a remendar el objeto con hilos de oro.
"Museo del Oro: Patrimonio Milenario de Colombia."
Banco de la República, Colombia, 2007.
Página 147.
On the way home today we stopped off at Antoine's in Brussels for excellent frites. Paul made good use of his chip fork as a PDA stylus :)
Paul tickling a monster's chin outside the ZKM in Karlsruhe - our stopoff on the way to Frankfurt today.
Janelle, Kristian, Suzi, Stewart and Alex at the ChocolateSoup cafe in Edinburgh, Scotland '09
Oh, and if you look carfeully you can also see Marty and Phil in the reflection!
This evening we enjoyed G2-approved pizzas in Strada in the Southbank Centre with Katie, Rosy and Martin. It was great to catch up with them all.
I really like this photo of the Wilson sisters: something about the shapes, the framing, the poses... nice.
(The pun in the photo title only works if you forget how to pronounce the word 'pizza' and instead treat it as if it were pronounced following standard English pronunciation rules. In other words, the pun doesn't work at all. Sorry.)
Pedestrian walking tunnel under the railway, City of Little Falls, New York
February 2009
Subject: Sarah R., The HeartBreak Baker
Town of Boonville, New York
February 2009
Subject: Sarah R., The HeartBreak Baker
As seen in the February 2009 DigitalPhotographyReview.com (Beta) Challenge "Stare".
We went to Erith today so Paul could finally buy a new watch. As you can see he was very happy with it, preferring looking at it to Erith pier or the Thames ;)
Pedestrian walking tunnel under the railway, City of Little Falls, New York
February 2009
Subject: Sarah R., The HeartBreak Baker
Village of Dolgeville, Town of Manheim, New York
February 2009
Subject: Sarah R., The HeartBreak Baker