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Day 334 - Toothbrush
Our collection of toothbrushes.
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Electric toothbrush and toothbrushing.
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Unlike Julian with his death grip, Sarah actually lets you brush her teeth. Gotta be careful though, first time I used my finger, she chomped down pretty hard. Those little teeth are sharp!
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One of the kids split a glowstick, so I covered a toothbrush in the glow stuff and took these shots :)
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Shot on a leftover tile from when the bathroom was getting refurbed. I've copied the edge of the tile from the bottom to the top, aware the perspective of the edge at the top is wrong when flipped, but I like the effect it gives!
Double Lens Reverse Macro Shot of Bristles from a toothbrush using Super Takumar 28mm f/3.5 Reverse Mounted on a Super Takumar 50mm f/1.4 fitted to a APS Teleplus 2X Teleconverter then to EOS 40D via M42 adapter.
Halogen Lamp used for lighting.
My new toothbrush. This morning my old electric toothbrush died which meant I either had to use Mikes (gross) or go and get a new one. Lucky for my Coles has them on sale this week so I got one almost half price.
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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This is the finished product of my Mario World 1-1 Toothbrush Holder. One side is World 1-1, the other side is the Warp Zone.
The size of the toothbrush holder is approximately about 4 by 5 inches...so its pretty small.
It's a ceramic toothbrush holder, hand painted, glazed, and then fired in a kiln. EVERYTHING is hand printed, the bricks were done with a ver very small brush...and omg, it took forever.
I'm currently working at a liquid soap dispenser that will be the end of Mario World 1-1.
Tell me what you all think.