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This is something that has been in my mind for a while and well, I am not in the mood to go out and shoot pictures today, so... perfect oportunity to do it!
I know its a little bit old and I should get a new one, yes, hehe.
I am kind of obsessed with the color scheme of my toothbrush. Orange is my favorite color and especially this shade of orange. I never would have thought to pair it with dark silver until I saw this toothbrush.
Also, this is my first attempt at doing a French tips manicure. I used hole-punch reinforcements to do the tips.
The dark silver color is LA Colors Color Craze in Tropical Storm
The orange is Revlon in Mad About Mango
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 2.8
70mm, f/2.8, ISO 100, 1/640
SB-910 front high.
Black cloth background.
My very first off camera flash shoot. I've never taken a picture with a black background before, took a bit of experimenting to get it right.
I think this hits the brief pretty well in my opinion - we all brush our teeth twice a day (well you should!) and I thought this shows the object in a very different and extraordinary way, but yet is still familiar to us (water, toothbrush, a mirror on the wall = tools used to brush our teeth, an ordinary daily routine). Anyway, it was fun and challenging in just taking the photo!
Water was poured on the mirror to give it a different texture. The toothbrush was turned on and water squirted onto the head to make it splash everywhere.
Just give me back my hammer, give me back my nail
Give me back my jeans and my J J Cale
Give me back my box with the quarter inch cable
And don't forget my toothbrush
and my table
~Grace Potter & the Nocturnals
Many Korean employees brush their teeth after lunch at work. They leave their toothbrush in the work/public toilet.
Ever since I can remember, I've had this cup for brushing my teeth. As I was cleaning it the other day, it occured to me that I may not have a picture of it. It's travelled with me across the world (well, at least across a couple of continents) for about three decades now, I figured it deserved a portrait or two.;-)
I've rarely had a matching yellow toothbrush though so that's a funny coincidence.
This is #66 in my Project 365 series.
Scientific name: Streblus asper,
Khmer name: ស្នាយ,
English name: Toothbrush tree, Sandpaper tree,
French name: Arbre brosse à dents,
Japanese name: ケシナイ, シャオラ ,
Thai name: ข่อย, กักไม้ฝอย, ส้มพอ, ซะโยเส่ , สะนาย,
Korean name: 스트레브루스 아스페르 , 스트레블루스 아스페르,
Russian name: Стреблус шершавый,
Chinese name: 鹊肾树,
Vietnamese name: Duối, Duối nhám.
After a discussion escalated in the office about sharing a toothbrush with your significant other Celeste and I polled a bunch of people and the results were quite shocking.
"Poll: Is sharing a tooth brush with the Ms/Mr - Gross, or totally ok? The office is split 50/50. We need your help!"
VIA Facebook, Twitter, and within the office 57 people replied and
NO - 45% (26 people)
YES - 55% (31 people)
There were a lot of people saying once is okay, or in a pinch, or after mouthwash it would be okay... but all these are people who would do it, not people who think it's GROSS.
Personally? I think it's super gross.
I took this picture really quick when I got home by rinsing my toothbrush and holding it out as far as I could and bouncing light around in my bathroom... I'm not the biggest fan of the angle and lighting and such, but it works. :/
Strobist info: SB-900 on camera in commander mode fired off at 1/4 power and bounced off the wall to the left. SB-900 in the bathtub behind the toothbrush fired off at 1/2 power towards the ceiling. Triggered via Nikon CLS.
Camera Info: Nikon D700 | Nikkor 105mm (ƒ/2.8) ED-IF AF-S VR | ƒ/6.3 | ISO200 | 1/180s | Handheld
Jeevitha Anathasharama is a small Bangalore orphanage, run by four determined ladies. Only about four years old, the orphanage is housed in two small houses (for boys and girls separately) in KR Puram. It can accomodate upto 40 children, ages 3-16 years.
The children attend nearby schools - mostly in Kannada, but a few go to English medium schools as well.
The orphanage provides all the essentials - accomodation, food, clothing, education and medical facilities.
As expected, funds are hard to come by, though some corporates are coming forward to help. Most of the funds are contributed by friends and volunteer donors, and the ladies and children also go for door to door collections. At the orphanage, everyone contributes in keeping the place clean and helping out with chores, and looking after the youngest children.
Contact at the orphanage: Vijaya / Geetha / Mary: +91.80. 56691286, mobile +91.9980049630
Photos: Ajay Bhaskar mobile +91.9880452055 ajay@ajaybhaskar.com
I love the design of this days toothbrushes, they look so futuristic and intergalactic.
Me encantan los cepillos de dientes de estos días, tienen un diseño fenomenal : futurista y parece que vienen de otras galaxias.
This is an abstract shot for a short series of toothbrush pictures I took for my blog fotografzahl.wordpress.com. The 'winning version' can be found on Day 73.
Of course, I forgot to get the artist's name, but this person's booth was on Liberty, close to Main St. I thought the little duck toothbrush holder was pretty keen. If I'd been thinking, I would've swapped out the lens for the 50mm 1.8/f and gotten some wicked bokeh.