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This used to be part of an old CBeebies set, but seems to have been joined by the old Match of the Day sofa and table, and a big set of teeth.
I've just finished a new drawing on my series of girls wearing make-up. I'm still not sure how I'll name the collection but you can see the two previous drawings I did here esther-duraes.deviantart.com/#/d3cf3y3 and here esther-duraes.deviantart.com/art/Se-la-llevo-la-calaca-vi... .
I hope you like it! :)
On the set of Twilight in Kalama, WA. All images copyright Amy Howe - images may not be used or reposted without permission.
SET 1 – Tuesday Morning Closing, Southaven
While the last shot took a look at the front left corner of the store, where Tuesday Morning built out a small manager’s office (this space was previously a DressBarn prior to Tuesday Morning moving in in 2016… wow, ten years ago now), this one pivots to take a look at the central area one would see upon entering the building, where Tuesday Morning smartly placed low-height rolling tables to create a double-wide aisle and good sightlines through all the way to the rear of the space (which was also expanded outward from DressBarn’s original footprint). Sadly, those tables were by this time all but empty, and that’s just a small taste of what we’ll be seeing for the majority of this stour.
(c) 2026 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Left: a Southern California beach, 1970
TR: Silurian Dry Lake, Mojave Desert, 1985
BR: Angel's Landing, Zion National Park, 1995
See my complete Handstands set.
A set of 6 unidentified vintage photo of people enjoying the beach. The photos came from the state of New York. No info on the backs.
Deze set heb ik met pijn aan mijn hart aan een verzamelaar verkocht, ik beloof mezelf en jou dat er ooit weer 1tje terug zal komen.
Somewhat surprisingly one of the rooms contains a model train set. I spotted a notice on a door part way up a spiral staircase. Two men were there adjusting the O gauge track.
This tea set belongs to my Nanna and i used it as a part of my heritage assessment.
This tea set was a wedding present for her mother and her mother gave it to Nanna before she died. It is quite amazing that this tea set is still alive acutally! When my Nanna moved many years ago, she put the tea set in a box and kept it separate from everything else so she could move it carefully herself in the car, rather than putting it in the moving van. She lost track of the box in all the flurry of moving, but she assumed it had been put in the car. When the moving van arrived at their new house, a single box fell from up high in the van as it's door opened. Nanna assumed it wasn’t anything too precious but when she opened it, she discovered it to be the tea set! Amazingly enough nothing was broken or chipped.
Coronation Street studio set (Caroline outside of Cafe'), Sept. 2000.
The shop on the corner was the hardware store then, now it's Jerry's Kabab Take Out place!
Anja armor set From "Monster Hunter"
Cosplay: Aleeusha
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/aleeusha/
Event: Lucca Comics and Games 2018
Location: Lucca
Post. Prod. Program: Darktable, Gimp
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With just a two weeks left (well you never know), we finally had a chance to take some pregnancy / maternity photos of our friends Maria & Patrik.
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This is my favorite of the bunch!
Strobist info:
Main light is a 540EZ in a white shoot through camera left. A 430EX is bounced camera right via the ceiling and back wall and a second 430EX is bounced via a white wall camera right. Trying the whole "drowning in light" method :) Initial metering was done with the Sekonic L-358. Strobes triggered with Elinchrom Skyports.
Daemotion & Garvam Model's
Modelos: Cristina Gallardo y Susana Gallardo
Productor: Rodolfo Martinez Garvalena
Fotógrafo: Dorian Dae
Maquillaje y Peinado: Jorge Rivera
Coordinación: Wero Carrillo
Asistente de imagen: Sol Hurt Ceb y Georgina Alcaraz
Detrás de cámaras: Ismael Estrada Franco
Aisha Wedding Set - Designer Showcase Round September
September 5th - September 28th, 2019
*Designer Showcase Location*
I'm sewing a small project to put up on my Etsy shop. I'm probably going to wait a bit before I put them up on Etsy though so I get my printed cards first :)
But anyhow, this is the first set of three. I hope you like it n_n
APPROXIMATE RELEASE DATE: 2006-2008
MISSING ITEMS: Shoes, cap, Bitty Bear cap, flower toy, book
PERSONAL FUN FACT: While I would never wear the sweater that came with this set (I hate fleece like material), I absolutely adore it on my Bitty Babies!!! My guinea pigs would also enjoy this sweater...but not for wearing. They love napping and cuddling on fleece items. Sometimes when my sister holds Penelope, while wearing a fleece hoodie, the piggy will try to climb inside. Definitely would not want my guinea pigs to be near this doll fashion though! I feel so lucky that I managed to get all three outfit pieces from this set at my local flea market. I think they were even all paired together when I got them. The sellers had a bunch of American Girl items that were clearly put together based on outfit (and were insanely cheap). I adore the little heart/flower design on the t-shirt, and how the bottom of it is ruffled. The cardigan is probably the best quality piece from this set though. I love the purple trim which coordinated with the pants!
Vera Maxwell, gray and black wool knit top and pants set, circa 1959. The Museum at FIT, Gift of Vera Maxwell. ©The Museum at FIT
Ballerina: Fashion's Modern Muse
Photography By Eileen Costa
The Museum at FIT
Over these twenty four years, the Dead On models have really piled up so I've decided to bring all 25 together to gave the viewer a look at most everything they've put out over all these years.
If your wondering about the Hart branded ones, Dead On acquired the rights to that name after Bob Harts bankruptcy.
I found these patterned papers by KaiserCraft from their "Rustic Charm" line. The polka dots are "P322 Lucky Country" and the stripes are "P321 Buckleys".
The steel blue, gray, and orange aren't colors I'd normally use, but they are modern and contemporary so I challenged myself to try them. I really like how this set of friendship cards turned out. They are going to a good friend of mine as a set.
Thanks for looking! :-)