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by Mischa Badasyan
"I exist in the relations. Others create me and I am a reflection of others. I wanna be part of you - your body, your moment, your story, and your life. Once I met him. This encounter is still a memorable moment of something that moves me forward, let me dance and spin around. His body stucked to mine and we were breathing together. I have been embraced from inside, I became part of him. We were together, once and for ever."
Cambodian lady explaining how she boils down about 3 gallons of raw palm juice to make about a cup of palm sugar (in the displayed containers), which she sells for a dollar.
Rodaje de Teaser por Proyecto Ganador de UNCUBARTE.
DIRECCIÓN: Francesca Franchini.
ASISTENTE DE DIRECCIÓN: Carolina Dagach.
PRODUCCIÓN: Francesca Franchini & Carolina Dagach.
DIRECCIÓN DE FOTO: Felipe Alvarez.
CÁMARA: Felipe Alvarez.
DIRECCIÓN DE ARTE: Martin Arriagada.
ASISTENTE DE FOTO Y CÁMARA: Cristián Copaja.
ASISTENTES DE ARTE: Mara & Matias Medina.
GUIÓN: Carolina Dagach.
MAKING OF EN VIDEO: Carola Bravo.
MAKING OF EN FOTO FIJA: Carolina Dagach.
I think this was taken with Roope's Sigma 50mm/f1.4 @ f1.4. Focus feels snappier than Nikon's AF-S 50mm/f1.4
Retratos visando a beleza / Portraits aimed at Beauty
Model - Brenda Aragão
Make - Carlos Secati
Acesse / Sign In:
Preview of content for book of drawings 'Making A Way' released as part of Nous Vous contribution to Beach London at Pick Me Up 2013.
Modelo: Patricia González
Maquillaje/Peluquería/Estilismo: Anjana Alonso
Fotografía: Laura Madrazo
Bueno, ahi tenéis el vídeo de London Studio que resume la experiencia de este fin de semana :D
I love making pasta at home, it's so quick and easy. Whenever guests are coming and I need a quick and delicious meal, I make pasta. This time I made spinach pasta since I had an abundance of fresh spinach in the garden - MMMM. There's not a better way to get a serving of spinach!
Quarter Plate Tintype of Making Medicine (1844-1931), Cheyenne Ledger Artist, housed in a pressed paper case. Making Medicine is seated wearing a military jacket with tinted gold buttons, and short hair style; likely taken during his imprisonment at Fort Marion, Florida (1875-1878).
In 1875, a group of 72 Southern Plains chiefs and warriors were imprisoned and ultimately, deported to Fort Marion in Florida by the Federal Government in an attempt to quell American Indian unrest. Making Medicine, a 33 year Cheyenne brave was one of the group. During his imprisonment, Making Medicine, along with Zotom, a young Kiowa brave, began making drawings that soon inspired other prisoners. Making Medicine was one of the most prolific of the artists, producing dozens of scenes of his former life on the plains. Recognizing their talent, Captain Richard Henry Pratt encouraged the art of the inmates and sold their homeland renderings to visitors and tourists. Pratt, was especially fond of Making Medicine and made him First Sergeant of a company of guards at the Fort. In 1875, the inmates were allowed to leave. Twenty-two of the young men decided to remain in the east, Making Medicine and Zotom among them.
Making Medicine took on a white name – David Pendleton Oakhater, received training religious training in New York, and was ordained a Deacon in the Episcopal Church in 1881. He returned to Indian Territory, and spent the next 50 years spreading Christianity to his people. He never drew again. (For further reading see Warrior Artists. Historic Cheyenne and Kiowa Indian Ledger Art Drawn by Making Medicine and Zotom, Herman Viola, 1998.)
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Boil the milk!
I've been making yogurt for over 20 years now and I turned my back for a sec and........well the milk is boiled, lol.
After doing her laundry, this woman from a village near Ranthambore, India returned to her home where she mixed cow manure and straw by hand and then pressed in into patties against the wall of her home to dry. Once dry, it was used for fuel. The only source of running water was the field pump a few minutes walk away.
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