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Infinity – never-ending; endless ….. - inspiration for this necklace.
Woven out of high quality Japan seed beads in graduating sizes, each infinity element is linked by an embellished peyote woven strip. To add interest to the element, a bezelled and embellished Swarovski crystal blossoms from the centre.
Suspended in the middle is a centrepiece of bezelled Swarovski crystal. Deliberately left unembellished as contrast against the embellished elements.
The necklace is secured with a double toggle clasp to provide symmetry to the whole.
Infinity has also been juried for inclusion in Lark Book's Showcase 500 Beaded Jewelry.
The Infinity Cube was a mid-seventies tabletop art object and conversation piece: a ring of Christmas tree lights on a motorized base, hidden inside a semi-silvered black cube. Turn it on, and you saw dancing colored lights stretching to infinity. I had an Infinity Cube on my bedside table growing up, and this is a time exposure I took of it, probably with my Voigtlander Vito IIa. Just found the old Kodacolor negative and scanned it right up.
Week 2 of my 52 week project! This week I wanted to explore relationships again, but a more emotion way. I asked my boyfriend to wear his infinity bracelet I bought him and I also wore mine. I wanted to express longevity and love without being too obviousabout it!
Shiptember was one of the initial drives to start the Infinity project. Clearly went past the 30 day build time, taking 3 years to get around to finishing it... but there's next year!
Proud to present our exclusive item for July's Infinity Event. We'll be showcasing 3 items in total, so stay tuned for more details.
Week 7: Droste Effect
Fortnight 4/52
Tried playing with layers on photoshop but that went disasterously so here is another try at Droste effect using photospiralysis
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"Infinity Squared"
Distinction is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition "Infinity Squared" featuring 28 artists from the US and abroad. All art will be 8"x8". We are proud to have guest curator and artist, Kelly Vivanco, curating as well as participating in this exhibition. The opening reception with several artists in attendance will be held on Saturday December 13th, from 6-11pm. A second reception will be held on Saturday January 10th, from 6-11pm.
Featuring: Philip Kirk, Amy Huddleston, Alex Noriega, Angela Petsis, Angie Mason, Allison Sommers, ShowChicken, Rik Catlow, Andrea Zuill, Dennis Hayes IV, Josh Clay, Tom Haubrick, Ken Garduno, Alison O Donoghue , Jason Limon, Matte Stephens, Art & Ghosts, Netherland , Ekundayo, Mike Maxwell, Chris Ryniak, Jeremiah Ketner, Jenn Porreca, Kelly Vivanco, Matthew Feyld, Jennifer Lewis, Doug Boehm, & Amy Earles.
Distinction is a 7000 square foot building which houses a gallery and 14 artist studios ranging in size from 150 to 800 square feet. The Gallery features contemporary and cutting edge art work with a soft focus on Urban Surrealism. Distinction exhibits work by emerging and internationally acclaimed artists and is located at: 317 East Grand Avenue, Escondido, CA 92025. www.distinctionart.com
To celebrate christmas and the end of the year my boss arranged a 36 hours trip to Hamburg where we would visit the Elbphilharmonie which is still under construction. I'm still staggered by this whole trip. So much fun and what an experience!
What you see here is our hotel for the night. When we arrived in Hamburg it was really foggy so we couldn't really see the top of the building. That was quiet a shame because when we visited the skybar of the hotel we couldn't really see anything at all outside. But nonetheless I found it pretty atmospheric and great for taking photos
This Infinity Q45 (Nissan President) is a import from the US, left hand drive and MPH speedo, however the roof and the front have been tastelessly modified ruining the whole car. The spray paint is shoddy, however the interior have thankfully been left alone. Very sad, and Criminal offence
Unlike the rest of the Infinity (if not Stylus) family, this camera has a Zuiko lens. It bridges the Zuiko lens of the XA series, while seeking out the full AF AE features of the Infinity Stylus models.
Also known as the AF-1 and Nurepika.
Arty has the basic specs.
I had to open up the camera to clean the uv filter. The weather proofing gasket made it difficult to take out the screws. I didn't not bother to put the gasket back in. Technically, no longer a wet flash. But I think it will do better and not develop any more fungus on the filter. Just like a leaky condo, sometimes it's better to let a camera breathe.
Note: the camera lacks a NO FLASH option. Learn to love the flash. With a slowest shutter speed of 1/30 (max is 1/700) this camera most likely emphasizes sharpness.
Another thing, the focus lock is very odd. Press the focus lock. Hold it down. Then hold down the shutter. It won't fire. Then recompose. Then RELEASE the focus lock! It shoots.
If you want to disengage without firing, simply take your finger off the shutter release.The best way to hold it is with your left hand index finger on the focus lock. This means you will have three fingers on the front side. I tried to do it with my left thumb but it was awkward. See pics below.
Holding it like this prevents the index finger creeping over the flash.
....the Celebrity Infinity Cruise Ship was in Victoria, BC, Sunday!
Seen just before it left the dock at the Breakwater in James Bay.
so many cruise ships stop in Victoria, for a short tour and/or shopping trip around the city by carriage or pedicap or double decker bus....
the anchor was being lifted and it reversed and headed out to sea as we watched....heading to Alaska or back to LA?!?!?
happy Rosh Hashanah to my friends.....who celebrate