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This is the first picture up in a series documenting the small, private, Bulgarian farmers. I am still on the road but wanted to share something with flickr. I know the shot isn't perfect, but it demonstrates the time me and my fellow researchers have spent talking with these people.
This is one of several at Tohono Chul, part of an art-ecology exhibition. The hand has a hole in the top, and the water drains straight down to the bottom, to bring water underground to plants. On a bigger scale this is a great idea for getting water down to deeper roots. These have such tiny holes I doubt much gets down there, but they look really cool.
In July of 2001 we repainted Cayllah's room. Inside her closet she put her hand prints. It was one of the last things we painted over; her daddy cried.
Volcano Henna
By Melissa Banford
volcanohenna.blogspot.com
Lexington, KY
2010
Will Travel Worldwide for Your Event
When I see things like this in second hand shops I always wonder... "who was the owner?" "how many pictures did they take?" "what kind of pictures?"
In my opinion, that's the magic of second hand shops...
this is also a rock from japan.
My brother took it from the "rocky road"
there were full of these on the ground
makes it kinda hard to walk :/
sometimes i hope i can be a rock too
you wont need to care as much
you just sit where you are and enjoy life
and
you're always (:
(i think)
i hope i was as stong as rocks.
[seven/three hundred sixty five]
After admiring these gorgeous prints for many many months on Etsy, I decided to splurge! They're lovely hand printed fabrics, and I can't wait to put them to use in a fun quilt! Fabrics were purchased from Kalla on Etsy.Blogged here.
Located at H and 15th Streets, NW (northwest corner) the hotel was built in 1887 and quickly became a fashionable apartment hotel for members of Congress. In an effort to compete with other hotels the Shoreham was renovated and enlarged in 1902. It was razed in 1974 to make way for an office building.
Progetto fotografico con la comunità Colibrì di Sangano (TO). Hanno chiesto a me e ad altri fotografi di ritrarre i ragazzi di questa bellissima comunità. Questo è uno dei miei ritratti a Roberta e nei prossimi giorni ne posterò altri, so solo che con loro mi sono divertito un sacco e mi hanno caricato di energia.
A hand can be strong to break things, or soft enough to tickle like a feather.
(Taken with 3G iPhone)
The Anton trilogy (2 of 3)
I'm so in love with this design, which I based on some beautiful henna seen on several Heavy Hips bellydance photos.
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5 Movies to watch today;
10 Songs to listen to;
- When you kiss me - Shania Twain
- Hallelujah - Kurt Nilsen, Espen Lind, Alejandro Fuentes & Askil Holm
- I don't want to miss a thing - Aerosmith
- Colgando En Tus Manos - Carlos Baute & Marta Sánchez
Texture
Digital Photography
For this photo, I took it inside under two lamps so all the shadows were cancelled out. I used my dads hands because they were older and more interesting than my brothers or anyone I could use in the studio. From there, I had him kneel down and I stood above him on a chair. I covered the table in a black sheet and took the picture.
To make this fit the theme, I really tried to emphasize the creases and callouses of his hands. This is really a universal thing everybody has felt at one point or another, and my goal was to make them think of that moment when they saw this photo. The only challenging part of this photo was choosing the positioning of his hands. I tried a bunch of different ways, but this way captured the most texture.
24.08 x 15.87 | 240 ppi
My grandparents. Their hands tell just as good of a story as they do. Still so in love after 60+ years of marriage. :)
Sorry I didn't get the descriptions on before falling over asleep last night.
These are with thanks to Maureen and everyone else who suggested, recommended or challenged me to draw with my feet since my left hand was doing so well.
Last time I tried this, I realized I was cheating by moving the paper around with my hands. These were hands-free. The paper was either taped to the floor or held steady with the other foot.
This one was from life / observation / mirror. Holding the mirror gave my hands something to do.
8 X 10 inches
2 - 3 minutes
Water soluble pencil in my right foot, brush dipped in water in my left foot - both held between the big toe and the next one - I guess that is the obvious way - if anything about this is obvious.