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Vans Warped Tour 2013
Gexa Energy Pavilion
Dallas, TX
8.2.13
© Rebekah Stearns Photography
Do not use without permission- rebekahs.photogrphy@gmail.com
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hands are meant to..
.. feel
.. caress
.. grasp
.. get dirty
.. hold
thinking about a (mini) series/collection of photos of body parts and their uses.
I was taking a picture of paint for class.
It was either do this or just leave the paint sitting there on the white poster board just wasted.
My hand on the chain that holds the swing onto the frame. No cropping, no lighting effects, just my hand on the chain and my butt on the swing. And that's my most recent tattoo (from 2008)- the Big Dipper and North Star from the Alaska State Flag. (both wrist tattoos are pictured in Day 30).
Original engraved plates by Crispijn van de Passe the elder, used in (and taken from) George Wither's 1635 "A collection of emblemes, ancient and modern", found at archive.org/details/collectionofembl00withe. Modified using GIMP.
Description(Physical Details): Stainless steel hand mirror with adjustable length end. Main body has a thick, hexagonal barrel in the middle, which tapers towards the proximal end into a smooth, slightly outward-bowed metal tip. Distal end of body has a screw joint which holds the mirror at the selected length. Mirror arm is slightly curved at the end of the adjustable part of the shaft, and then curved tightly inward again at the point where the mirror is attached to the mirror arm.
Date of Manufacture: 1910-1961
Rights: www.library.vcu.edu/copyright.html
Collection: Medical Artifacts Collection
Reference URL: dig.library.vcu.edu/u?/mar,99
Taken for Ed's 12 month project
Ed's inspiration for the February instalment - Hands - came from the quote; "sometimes I claim to know a guy but I can't tell you what his hands look like" - Yoni Wolf, WHY?
Check out his project at www.12monthproject.com
Shawnee Prairie Days, 2012. I stood for quite a while watching this man carve. He made the most fascinating canes. They were beautiful.
I'm getting way too old to catch these beasties on the move! First, I watched as one broke cover from the right, scorched across my field of vision and jumping the stream to the left of this shot ... then a second one followed … I got him just as he disappeared behind this tree … still, it's the best I've had in I don't know how long!
See if you can spot him/her! (PS He/she's under the tree!)
Stoats and Weasels are quite different in their reproductive habits, this is probably due to the short life that weasels lead, forcing them to produce offspring as quickly as possible.
The Weasel will raise two litters a year of between 3 and 6 kits in Spring and Summer with the young able to fend for themselves after only 5 weeks, by which time they are already able hunters.
Stoats on the other hand only have one litter per year in Spring but the breeding takes place in early summer of the previous year, with the females able to keep the fertilised egg implanted until it is allowed to gestate. A typical litter size is between 6 and 12 kits.
More hand scraping, was just a rough fly cut surface. I also lapped the center part in for good measure.
Reflection of own hand through the glass of a framed picture. Taken with one hand while balancing the camera on knee.
Taken for the Weekend Assignment & Challenge on 'Sri Lanka Photographers' group.