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a coupe of toothbrushes lying together on white background

After nearly 3 years of a steady relationship, my toothbrush is single and lonely... and so am I.

A young boy gnaws on a toothbrush as his brothers do maintenance on a bike.

Male and female gender glyphs embossed into back. Note the taper of bottom of the holder. That is what gives the "snap" to hold the toothbrush in place.

i cant remember what this was for. to keep the cockroaches away?

This is from a short series of toothbrush pictures I took for my blog fotografzahl.wordpress.com. The 'winning version' can be found on Day 73.

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k5 + bellows + Rodenstock-Ysaron 1:3,5 f=50mm

 

A Yongnuo YN560-III was held into a lampshade directly over the subject and triggered with an on camera rf603N.

Something about seeing just the head of a toothbrush is very scary to me.

Playing with my new olio clip macro lens for the iPhone 6.

with her pyjamas on, its now time for Kitty to brush her teeth before she goes to bed

Need some Japanese dental care?

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With many thanks to Judy Rushing's rotating mixer blades, what triggered the idea!

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Man, that mirror's dirty.

In 2005, as soon as London won the bid to host the 2012 Games, a multi-disciplinary programme of archaeological and historical research was set in motion. Its purpose was to reveal and record the cultural heritage of some 246 hectares of the Lower Lea Valley, some of it deeply buried, before the bulldozers moved in and site was transformed into the Olympic Park.

 

121 evaluation trenches, eight areas of detailed excavation, and 52 built heritage sites produced some 10,000 archaeological finds spanning over 10,000 years, hundreds of environmental samples and numerous radiocarbon dates.

 

These 10,000 archaeological finds included a brush handle (probably a toothbrush), found in infilling dating to the early 20th century. The brush handle is marked with the name 'The Carlton' and also 'Wire Drawn' and 'Sterilized'. The Carlton Hotel in London operated from 1899–1940.

 

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A fresh bamboo toothbrush delivered right to your door Brushes for any budget because saving the environment shouldn't cost the world. We're ocean lovers. So 10% of profits go towards ocean clean-up's.Together we can make a difference. Use ripple project to encourage others to make the change.

Created and folded by redpaper (seo won seon).

one uncut paper

old ver.

Strobist: Sb800 behind subject, slightly left. Triggered with Pocket Wizards.

"Beauty in the everyday details" ..... I must admit, for the first time in this challenge I got a little tripped up for a while. I wanted to use this year long challenge as a push to get me to think outside the square somewhat, and see how I could apply my take on the themes......

 

But as the week neared an end, my husband arrived home from overseas - the last couple of months he has been away more than he has been home, and my daughter & I have missed him immensly. I woke up one morning, and there it was, his toothbrush back next to mine, right where it belongs. So yes, I have taken a photo of toothbrushes! And I'm not quite sure whether anyone else will want to see our tootbrushes ... but to me, this perfectly summed up the beauty in the everyday details

I dropped my tooth brush on the hotel floor so i just left it there because i needed to buy a new one anyway...justine wrote on the sticky word bubble what you see above i found it pretty hilarious so we left it for the maid

can you tell it was a boring 365 day?

£165 for a toothbrush. What a rip off!

Taken With Iphone 6. Processed with Photoshop Express.

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This 3d model was created in Autodesk Maya and was rendered with Mental Ray.

Toothbrushes for adults are ready for distribution by Samoa Red Cross after the tsunami in Samoa.

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Some dude in Hawaii trying to sell his toothbrush.

- Taken at 12:59 PM on March 13, 2007 - cameraphone upload by ShoZu

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Disposable? There's a non-replaceable battery inside... we'll see about that.

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