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"Rock, Paper, Scissors "
To begin the New Year seeing an old game in a new way~
This is a large ORIGINAL 12" x 24" painting on stretched canvas!! see more info here:
www.etsy.com/listing/489267770/rockpaperscissors-imaginat...
I love the classic "stork" design of thse embroidery scissors..
121 pictures for 2021 084/121 "Scissors"
2021: one photo each day 046/365
"Stork" explanation in the comments.
EXPLORED! #273
My new ink. By Aaron Sangenitto at Tattooz Ink. I love it and i cant wait to have more. This half of my arm will eventually be a half sleeve all "my passions" themed due to the fact that im a cosmetologist makeup artist photographer and believer or the bohemian revolution, if you didnt know. =]
The Flickr Lounge: Sharp.
ODC: SCISSORS
114 in 2014: #66 Scissors
7 DOS/Week #34 - Ordinary Household Items. Technique Tuesday - Macro and HDR Technique.
This is a pair of scissors. Photographed using natural sunlight. The photo was taken for the macromondays theme "Back to School".
I had made the red white and blue scissors, but I think these are more my partners tastes hopefully... A little rainbow'ish fob!
“Scissors! Scissors! Have ye got yer ane scissors?? Are ye deaf??”
― Neil Gaiman (Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch)
Scissors on my dining room table in the late afternoon.
LIt by the setting sun, this is my entry for today's topic in Our Daily Challenge Group: Rock Paper Scissors.
Thought I would do a "pretty" take on the topic.
Also submitted to 111 pictures in 2011 for #75: Jewelry
This year, I'm late getting my gifts wrapped, packed and shipped to my family in Ontario. Hopefully Canada Post does not let me down!
114 Pictures in 2014
#66 Scissors
These are probably my most practical mementos, which bring back memories every time I use them. When I started secondary school (at age 11, so a very long time ago!) parents were given a list of things that they should provide. For needlework lessons, I needed both large & small scissors. I remember going shopping on a Saturday with both my parents & visiting a haberdashery shop to choose the scissors. They were probably very expensive at the time - but amazing value as they have been in use ever since.
Buttonhole scissors, used to cut a slot in fabric before stitching the buttonhole by hand. These belonged to my grandmother. Also pinking shears, used to create a zigzag edge on fabric so it frayed less. These belonged to my mum. Both tools have been replaced by the huge variety of stitches created easily on a modern sewing machine.
© Elisabetta Marangon
-The Melody of a Fallen Tree - Lyrics by Windsor For The Derby ©
From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Marie Antoinette (2006)
Directed by Sofia Coppola
Underneath the leaves where the blackbirds turn blue
If there’s room for me
There’s room for you
Place your ear to the ground, you hear a voice
It sings the song
The whole night long
I am the melody of the fallen tree
What comes between me
You and me
So sadly transient, you’d never guess
It could ever be
So easy to see
Across a frozen field you hear a call
With the urgency
Of the boiling sea
All your hopes and dreams they rise and fall
Secretly
A cacaphony
The love and brutality
They all turn on me
You hope to someday see
Patiently
So sadly obvious, you’d never guess
It could ever be
So hard to see
it was sunny and I had beer, this is all the effort I could muster and only because it was all next to me already
Rock–paper–scissors (also known as scissors–rock–paper or other variants) is a hand game usually played between two people, in which each player simultaneously forms one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. These shapes are "rock" (a closed fist), "paper" (a flat hand), and "scissors" (a fist with the index finger and middle finger extended, forming a V)