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Une copine m'a donné cette montre il y a quelques temps, je ne lui ai toujours pas créé de bracelet ! À défaut de pouvoir la porter, je peux la photographier...
Vous trouverez d'autres High Key dans ma galerie.
;)) sorry..can`t find a tittle!
Many thanks to my wonderful friend Kama!
It`s always great to get creative with her!
She`s not only a great model and make up-artist,she`s a great photographer,too!
You find her amazing work here:
www.flickr.com/photos/kamakatze/
Have a wonderful weekend,dear flickr friends!!!
Please don't use this image without my explicit written permission. © All rights reserved
(someone needs to do some dusting...shhh) She is currently just seeing the house as opportunities for creative photography:)
I'd understand if you needed to remove this as all of the xref info is missing. Had a bit of a catalog disaster this morning and this copy of the picture is from an proof of concept that I'd sent to a friend who knows more about photography than me.
For the Macro mondays theme of 'High Key'. I used very small ones found locally - the larger one in the middle being 2.5cm or 1" long.
Tijdens de mooie fotoreis, die ik mocht begeleiden voor Naturetalks naar Helgoland, hadden we veel fotokansen. Zoals deze highkey tijdens een mistige ochtend. Genieten :)
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During the beautiful photo trip, which I was allowed to accompany for Naturetalks to Helgoland, we had a lot of photo opportunities. Like this highkey during a foggy morning.
This small bracelet charm is probably Victorian and made of ivory.
I know that the ivory trade is something that should be utterly repressed, but that should not lead us to ignore or destroy historical items made of that material.
We must bear in mind that the past is another country and they do things differently there.
The vertical extent of the visible image is 1 inch.