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Goods awaiting transportation on a river watering place, The products were fresh from the oven., A corner of Phu Lang village, Working the clay - the basic manipulation of ceramics, Clay prepared for the stage of "polishing", "Dap nhuycn" - a manipulation in working the clay, Products of Nhung Ceramics Establishment (Phu Lang), Drying rough pottery, A scene of ceramics village, An old alley in Phu Lang village, 82.83, 84. Some working scenes in Nhung Ceramics Establishment (Phu Lang), The working scene in a Phu Lang traditional pottery, The decoration of hand-made pottery (Phu Lang), Some products of Minh Doi Ceramics Establishment (Phu Lang), La Xuyen ancient village, La Xuyen wood carvers, Designs on a "leo", A dragon-carved con (beam) of La Xuyen communal house, La Xuyen communal house and temple, La Xuyen inlaying workers, Some traditional products of La Xuyen village (horizontal lacquered board, parallel sentences, ancestral tablet, sindora trestle-bed, tea chest, etc.), "Cuon thu", Some nacred products of Chuyen My village, Chuyen My inlaying artisans being working, Amitabha statue (wood) - the product of Chang Son village (Thach That, Ha Tay) , 99,100,101. Some carved wood products of Chang Son village, Statue chiseling workers, Decorating a traditional altar with carved, lacquered, nacred wood products, Some traditional lacquer ware of artisan Dinh Van Tam (Ha Thai village), Drying lacquer ware (bamboo plate), A corner of the courtyard of Cat Dang painter's house, Horizontal lacquered board - Ha Thai lacquer ware, A lacquered wood statue - the product of Son Dong lacquering village, "Chantien", Designs on Ha Thai lacquer ware, Designs on doors (wood), Artisan Dinh Van Tarn (Ha Thai), Ha Thai lacquer ware, 114,115. A corner of a workshop, A wood statue of Dong Ky pagoda, "Lacquer panel", Varnishing (Cat Dang lacquer ware), Some products of Cat Dang lacquer village, Van Phuc Communal House (Ha Dong), Van Phiic silk, Designs on Van Phuc silk, Part of the complex "dau dao" of Van Phuc communal house, Van Phuc weaver, Steaming silk, Dying silk, Drying silk, Trieu Khiic Communal House, Embroidering patterns, Silk power-loom, A procession of Dong Ho village festival, A tool for making Dong Ho folk paintings, Drying colored papers, A board used for printing lines of Dong Ho paintings, A board used for printing colors of Dong Ho paintings, Dong H6 folk paintings, "Countryside market" - a Dong Ho folk painting, Le Dinh Nghiem - a Hang Trong painting artisan, 117
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Hands across the web - our friend garnite is in a brave struggle and needs some prayers and positive thoughts.
As Emerson said, (paraphrasing) a hero is no more brave than an ordinary man, but he is brave five minutes longer.
Jim is a hero by any definition.
Prayers for Jim and Linda.
The left hand Grenadier pla starts to rollup the 45 ATG postion. The Russian MMG isn't postioned well to hold off the attack and was initially firing at the other German pla to its front.
A person's hands can tell a story. Take a picture of someone's hands today. The Daily Shoot.
This photograph was taken for one of the daily assignments set by "The Daily Shoot"
A person's hands can tell a story. Take a picture of someone's hands today. dailyshoot.com
I discovered my nice shiny Russell Hobbs toaster has a secondary purpose as this effect was created thanks to the design on the toasters front panel.
Having taken on only a "handfull" (no pun intended) of the assignments, I have enjoyed each one and I believe they have helped my photography skills a little.
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It’s osmosis.
It looks like my skin shrunk, but actually it swells unevenly. The amount of water leaving my cells into the surroundings is less than the amount of water entering my cells from the surroundings. Water always moves from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration, so the water entered my skin, and swelled slightly. So I had pruned hands. (:
P.S. i was doing dishes.
Facts about Barbra Kruger
1. She was born January 26, 1945 in Newark, New Jersey
2. Her earliest art worked date to 1969
3. She took up photography in 1977
4. In 1979 Kruger stopped taking photography and employ found images in her art
5. Since the late 1990s, Kruger has incorporated sculpture into her ongoing critique of modern American culture
I wish I hadn't cut out part of her right hand in this photo.
On the day of my sister's engagement, 26th December, 1998.
It was painful, first I cut the end side of the hook with a plier to remove the wide edge then pushing the hook from down to up because there is no way to return back as the hook needle was inside the hand and have to push forward then after 10 minutes the operation was ended on the boat then return back fishing as nothing happened LOL ......
Same night the Doctor injected me with Tetanus vaccine