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Velvet and sheer fabric with glittery silver decoration. A colleague brought it from Turkey a few years ago.
Actually this image started with the dried leaves from autumn which I had stuck in this vase and then I thought I should take a picture before throwing the leaves out. Then I needed a background and I used this fancy scarf and a black one underneath it. It wasn't big enough and I had to blacken the wall in PS.
I am not 100% happy with my PS work but I can't undo certain steps anymore, some layers must have "melted".
This Rock Wren may be very plain looking but he (or she) makes a home in the most beautiful rocks in all of Coyote Hills.
This is not an old barn - the people just had the money to construct this stone barn, with fancy windows, gables, and a cupola. Snow was flying by as I took this shot.
Two New Year's ago, we took this old frame and decorated it with jewelry, etc. from the family treasure (or so you might say!). This New Year's Eve, we made some additions and adjustments! This is great for holding, though rather heavy, to snap plctures at NYE!
Thought I might share this idea with others. Next time I see the family members, I plan to get them to sign the back of the frame as to which year they worked on the frame. Planning on using it at each NYE party! Might even pick up some old jewelry at garage sales, Goodwill to add to this!
The Fancy Indian is a traditional carnival character portrayed during the pre-Lenten Carnival festivities on the islands of Trinidad & Tobago. It is a variety of Mas (short for ‘masquerade’), taking its inspiration from the indigenous peoples of the Americas. This form of Mas is non-authentic, with one of its main features being elaborate feathered headdresses in vibrant colours. The headdress may be so large that it may have to be supported by a structure that covers the masquerader's entire body, incorporating a number of effects including feather work, mirrors, beads, papier-mâché masks, canoes, totem poles, and ribbons.
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Image caption: Portrait of a “Fancy Indian” carnival masquerader. Trinidad & Tobago, W.I.
Philadelphia Museum of Art
The younger fledgling trying out some hunting moves on Blue Jays and American Robins
Another from some time spent recently with Red Squirrels in the Yorkshire Dales...
I liked the comical pose of this little guy with a hazelnut stuffed in his mouth!
We just got back film from this shoot and we're definitely loving the photos. This is one of our favourites - and it was the first photo of the day too! It's so rare when that happens, but it's always a nice surprise.
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Kiev 88 + Kodak Portra 400. Developed by Richard Photo Lab.
January 9, 2015.
It is by no means an irrational fancy that, in a future existence, we shall look upon what we think our present existence, as a dream.
- Edgar Allan Poe
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-Ghent Altarpiece
-Candlesticks (gold)
-Candlesticks (silver)
-Worn Table
-Antique Rug
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A fledgling female Anna Hummingbird is fanning its tail feathers during a stretch. I enjoyed watching two siblings resting while perched among the greenery.
Photo taken on June 7/16 at 3:15pm in Cobble Hill, B.C..
taken at 400mm at 1/800's af f/5.6, manual white balance ( 5558 K), iso 800.
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Adorn your entrance with this new collection from Fancy Fall! Available in black, brass, or nickel, each set comes with numbers 0-9, an intricate entry sconce, and a letter box.
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Have you ever seen a fence with windows? Located on Jackson Ave., New Orleans
Nikon FM2
Kodak Gold 200
All of these are going into one frame. So much lug carving, so much fanciness. www.bantambicycles.com