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Artisans at a vocational lacquerware workshop in HCMC. The photo captures the rhythmic labor of wet-sanding and fine-detailing, showcasing a tradition of craftsmanship passed through generations.
On the left is the modded hand and on the right is the original hand.
First I sawed the fingers apart with a jewelry saw, sanded them a bit and then I modded them with heat. Dipped in boiling water, hold them under the water for a while and then reshaped them.
Caring hands of a loving young woman clasping the hands of an elderly person tenderly in her palms You can purchase this photo for commercial use in high-res and without watermark here: j.mp/greycoastphoto || If you have any issues with finding specific image, please contact me: danr@yandex.com
"Usually the face is the strongest element in the frame; with the hands being second. Make the hands the most important element in your image this week."
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Dogwood 52 Week Photography Challenge 2016
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...are all busy (",)
I can't compete with four (4) sets of hands.
The reason why sometimes I am out of Flickr - © natiel (",)
In my shoes, just to see
What it's like, to be me
I'll be you, let's trade shoes
Just to see what it'd be like
To feel your pain, you feel mine
Go inside each others' minds
Just to see what we'd find
Look at shit through each others' eyes
Don't let 'em say you ain't beautiful
eminem
The hands I created for my ABS Contest Entry on MOCpages.
These are the first LEGO hands I have made and I think I did pretty well. They are 1:1 to my hands, or you know, close enough to 1:1.
Images of them in action can be found on MOCpages: LINK
EDIT: Except for when the Wayback Machine copies almost no images...
My hands show my 71 years of age more than any other part of my body. This seems sad to me sometimes.
My daughter plays a game with her grandparents which we call "Toso!" which, in Greek means "This Much!" Grandma asks, "How much do you love me?" Julia replies with either "Toso!" holding up her arms or "Koukoutsi" (A pip - which she illustrates by pinching two little fingers together and laughing hysterically) The competition between the two grandparents is who gets the "Toso!" reply.. It can go on all day!
It was grandma's birthday and I thought this would be a cake to certainly make her smile!