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fresh flowers in our kitchen.
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Seee how messy the kitchen is now. Too much stuff on the counter. The hydrangeas were a gift from my brother for my myomectomy on September 20th. They are still alive and beautiful.
Showing off really - self portrait of me with my daughter Annie - shot taken autonomously whilst drinking tea. My hand was extended forward to hold the rig to stop it falling over - it was balanced on the kitchen table instead of being properly fixed to a tripod . . .
German linen dish towels from eBay/HeritageStuff, oven mitt & pot holder from Amazon, and I Love My City Pittsburgh knock off version inspired by etsy/JudyKaufmann.
This is my first shot at slave flash. I bought a 430EX today and used it to optically trigger a cheap ebay slave. Upgrading the slave will be my next purchase. I bounced the 430 backwards into the ceiling and I placed the slave behind the counter to the right. It is bounced into a piece of white foam board angled into towards the far left.
In one of the most beautiful houses of Themar town!
A kind of private museum (or store-room).
Full memories and history - and of so much interest for visitors!
Along the themes of memory and preservation of history, this set of images are of the Air Training Corps squadron local to me in Portsmouth.
1189 Squadron was a very large part of my life for over 5 years where I was an Air Cadet. I hold my time there responsible for many of the attributes I carry with me today as an adult and feel they made me the man I am today.
These aspects included; self respect, time management, confidence, abilities to handle pressure and presentation abilities. This is amongst very simple things such as how to iron a shirt or a pair of trousers or how to polish a pair of shoes to the point of seeing your face.
I recently learned that, in early 2016, the unit will be leaving the building they've occupied for over 15 years. While this is sad for what the building stands for I am relieved that they get to continue doing the great work they do with many more generations.
To the unaware a lot of the images won't mean anything at all but to those who have passed through here over the years they mean everything. Whether it's something as simple as the kitchen sink where I remember spending many a shift as 'duty cadet' washing up or the band store with instruments that have been used by literally multiple generations.
1189 Squadron lives on and are recruiting all the time for cadets and staff so please do find out more or simply ask for more information.
Most of the suites have a full kitchen which include a stove top, an oven, a microwave, a sink, and a fridge. Some of the kitchens had freezers as well but not all of them. The kitchen was well equipped with plenty of pots, pans, dishes. etc. However, I would recommend buying some Tupperware when you come. There is a Farmers Market every Monday where you can purchase fresh fruits and vegetables very cheap. There are also multiple grocery stores right by campus where you can find anything else you may need. I would definitely suggest buying some cheese! It is so good here!
A skilled and qualified kitchen designer is able to work closely with you to ensure the kitchen fits the available space, and gives you every feature you desire. If looking at custom designed kitchen, it is always best to take advice from the experienced designer to ensure the kitchen is rightly portioned in regards to floor space, storage space, and work space