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Shot of powder room from doorway. It's hard to take photos of the room because it is so small. The mirror looks like an off color in the room but it is a good match in real life. It got mounted too high but we dropped it down later after the photo got taken
Powder? - yes, this is washing powder Persil Megaperls on a CD. The picture is not cropped. 5x magnification.
This was my entry for the Powder brief in Canons 2011 Photo 5 competition. This shot was taken on a trampoline using chalk dust and soft foam balls, shutter speed was roughly 1/3000sec in order to capture the dust floating in mid air.
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Teatro Comunale di Bologna
Novembre 2010
Powder her face
Opera da camera in due atti
Libretto di Philip Hensher
direttore Philip Walsh
luci Vincenzo Raponi
regia, scene e costumi Pier Luigi Pizzi
Duchess
Olga Zhuravel
Hotel Manager, Duke,Laundryman, Other guest
Nicholas Isherwood
Electrician, Lounge Lizard, Waiter,Priest, Rubbernecker, Delivery Boy
Mark T. Panuccio
Maid, Confidante, Waitress,Mistress, Rubbernecker,Society Journalist
Zuzana Marková
ORCHESTRA DEL TEATRO COMUNALE DI BOLOGNA
TECNICI DEL TEATRO COMUNALE DI BOLOGNA
I love these Red Powder Puff flowers! The light coming in through the ceiling in the Conservatory at the Calgary Zoo just caught this bloom nicely.
"Native to Bolivia, Red Powder Puff is an evergreen shrub or small tree. It was formerly included in the legume or pea family, but has recently been shifted into the mimosa family. It typically grows 10-15’ tall in its native habitat and is a very popular flowering shrub in central and southern Florida, where it will survive year-round in the ground. Raspberry-like flower buds open to hemispherical red powder puff flower heads (to 3” across) consisting of masses of scarlet stamens. Variations in flower color exist, with some pink and white forms being available. Calliandra comes from the Greek words kallos meaning beauty and andros meaning stamen." From www.mobot.org/GARDENINGHELP/PLANTFINDER.