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STYLE range is the narrow stylish format of FINfloor. Planks of 13 cm width and 130 cm long are presented in over 30 single plank designs. You will find that longer length narrow planks give smaller rooms a much larger look.
All of the STYLE range is available with 4 SIDED V GROOVES with an abrasion rate of AC5 which gives the floor a very high resilience and along with its easy maintenance makes it suitable for heavy duty demands.
A collection of 8mm laminate flooring in rich oaks and walnuts. An embossed in register surface in the STYLE WOOD IMPRESSION range reflects the true texture of wood.
Its convenient and sturdy CLICK installation system ensures easy assembly and prevents the appearance of openings between joints.
Achieve more original and more attractive environments with FINfloor STYLE.
FINFLOOR STYLE 8 mm. 4V WI NATURAL SOVEREIGN OAK
This is a perfect combination of style with a natural grain structure which is embossed onto the decor so not only does it look authentic, it feels it too. With narrow planks it will assist the smallest of rooms in feeling bright and airy.
Please note, this product weighs: 14.11Kgs
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It's technically illegal to camp on the beach in New Zealand, unless in a designated spot. The morning I went to shoot the sunrise at Cathedral Cove this late summer/early autumn, there were some European backpackers doing just that though. The beach at Cathedral Cove is at least 100 meters long. And the only people on the beach were these two campers (who I think we woke up), my husband and I, and a random Asian guy wandering around in full rain and winter gear. When i set up my shot, this girl walked into the surf and stood there. JUST as the sun came up. Prime light time. I was max 20 meters from the rock quite obviously shooting it with my tripod etc. There were acres of beach behind me. And she would not move. So now she is in my shot. Forever. I wish she would have moved. But now, we can all wonder what she thought she was doing there in my shot.
My second effort. Lately, I love to freehand letters with just scraps of paper or cardboard and a nice sharp pair of paper snips. I've also tried to recycle and use scraps and bits. I started saving 'stuff' to use on my weekly list challenge. I have found so much cardboard and chipboard in the way of boxes and packaging, both plain and beautifully embellished. My storage space for these goodies is overflowing.
The base of this piece is the cardboard backing from Prima embroidered pieces. Most of the letters are cut from patterned paper, but some are from other sources. The 'E' was cut from a USPS flyer and the 'A' from a woodgrain finished Kleenex box. The label shaped piece was also a scrap saved from an earlier project. Inked the edges and used a TH mini attacher to attach a piece of ropey trim for hanging.
Also inked all edges cuz I just have to!
Tank: Old Navy
necklace: was my great-grandmother's
scarf: Coldwater Creek
cardigan: J.Crew
bermudas: Banana Republic
flats: Me Too, DSW
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Sunglass : PAUL SENIOR / color : Granite × Sun(Grey)
Jacket : SAILOR JACKET / color : Overdyed Indigo Camo / size : M
Hoodie : Used
Pants : FIELD CHINO / color : Overdyed Indigo Camo / size : 32
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Loved this building on the northern seaside road outside Hammamet - but it was always closed. Not just ahouse and not exactly a mosque.. A madrasa (medresse), perhaps? Any informed suggestions are welcome -
part of a uni brief which requires us to combine the style of fashion photographer with 1 other influence.
The fashion photographer I have chosen is Terence Donovan, particularly his 'Man About Town' work and the second influence is British gangster/mob films such as Lock Stock Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch etc.
1 x bare 580EX II high model left.
1 x bare 430EX II behind model
Some call it tagging, some call it writing, still others call it bombing--it's all graffiti. Whether it's art or not is another matter, but it's undeniably illegal. Tony Silver and Henry Chalfant's historic PBS documentary Style Wars tracks the rise and fall of subway graffiti in New York in the late 1970s and early 1980s. At the peak of its popularity, graffiti was as much a part of B-boy culture as rapping, scratching, and breaking. The filmmakers present a sympathetic, but well-rounded portrait of their subject through extensive interviews with taggers--notably Seen, Kase, and Dondi--art collectors, transit authorities, and even Mayor Ed Koch, who would eventually put the hammer down. Along the way, they documented the burgeoning breakdance scene, with a focus on the world-famous Rock Steady Crew. The soundtrack features selections from Grandmaster Flash, the Treacherous Three, and other tagger-approved icons of old-school hip-hop. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
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Sorry for deleting earlier upload. Was looking too bright. So, changed few things here and there :P
This is a Generations Kup, with a resculpted (more cartoon accurate) face. I resculpted the awkward mouth and gave a more standard looking one.
I went for the movie look here, with lost of details and his signature "wrinkles" and stains all over, for that experienced-and-battle-worn look.
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