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Sudanese young migrant boy injured while trying to get into a train for London, seeking medical care
A Detective Hand camera by an unknown maker. A large camera capable of taking 4 x 5 inch glass plates. I am estimating its date of manufacture at the turn of the century, c1890-1905. Made with high quality. The mechanism is very simple where the lever sets that shutter and the button releases it. No tripod socket, so it was intended to only be carried by hand. Only one viewer. the lack of features makes me think it to be an early item from the detective hand camera period. Any information, or guesses on this unique camera would be appreciated.
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This is a scar i've had for about 5 years. I was working a haunted house in this old grade school gym. Well my part was to run out of this room to scare people walking past. As I was running out of the room my arm brushed up against the door frame where there was a nail sticking out... needless to say it cut my arm pretty deep and the scar has been with me every since....
365/2023 - A Never-Ending Journey - Day 64 March 5 - Going to the Saguaro National park in Tuscon is so amazing!
This is a simple model i folded during another origami session with Yureiko.
I was just experimenting with different ways to fold a hand for my next project.
So its been a while since i've shot anything, since i've been away from home. being on campus and not being able to leave, well it tends to get really boring here at trinity.
i shot this right before meeting.
added to the hands theme .
these hands belong to a 100 year old lady . Can u imagion the things they have touched , seen and done .
Enjoying the day at the skate park
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this book is one of the excellent handmade zakka series. it has so many projects! they are for fabric and sewn projects in a variety of sizes.
they are grouped generally by fabric type: liberty print; linen and lace; and check and stripe.
there are skirts, scarves, blouses, dresses, tops, aprons, hair handkerchief...
bags(large and small, sling, shoulder) cases (card, tissues, telephone, pen) book cover, water bottle case, and pin cushions...
items for the home (cushion covers, cases, hangers, cafe curtain, towel, placemat and doily, tea cozy, coasters, and potholder, basket, cutlery case.
all directions are in japanese. there are many clear diagrams and pictures showing how to make the projects. if you have some sewing experience, i think you will be able to figure out all the projects without any trouble. the sewing itself is very simple. if you are a beginner sewer, you might want to ask a friend to help you with some of the projects.
59 pages
ISBN 4-579-10998