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I bought a new toothbrush and was amazed at how complicated it looks. I wonder if it works any better than a traditional toothbrush
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
Toothbrush
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My attempt to make an interesting image from a boring subject. Lit with a SB-700 behind and to the right of the brush, triggered via CLS in manual mode.
This red lacing tool started out in life as a Fuller toothbrush. When worn out, the brush was removed and the handle sharpened into this tool. I have no idea how many rugs this little heirloom has made before I inherited it.
My dad brushes his teeth so hard that the bristles start to go "in bloom" within the first week of him getting a new one. He has amazing teeth for his age, though. I don't think he'll ever need dentures. On the other hand, he's left behind a ton of toothbrushes that will undergo therapy for life. RIP toothbrushes.
Electric toothbrush head
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In the bathroom there was toothbrushes that were melted where they were hanging in there holder, right next to the rinse glass which survived fairly well. There was lots of crazy burnt things to take photos of inside the burnt and abandoned Brisbane house
This was shot in a small cafe next to the fountain of Quevedo in Bogotá Colombia. An plaza dating from the mid 1500s.This was our first night in Bogotá and Nancy and I were feeling effects of the altitude (about 8,600 feet 2,600 m). Or gracious guide and host Carlos ordered us a hot sugary drink he said would help with our altitude sickness. It worked! However, I still had the wrong camera setting, the only shots I have of this were taken as jpegs. But at least I had remembered to take my camera with me.
Technical:
Processing this image involved further experimentation with and learning about using luminosity masks in post-processing.
Two luminosity masks for the lights and highlights. One of the masks was an intersection of a hand painted mask and a highlight luminosity mask. This was my first time combining mask and I had to go through all three options, add, subtract and intersect to find out which one would do what I invisioned.
The last two luminosity masks were "basic" mid-tones masks which I used to adjust the levels and the vibrance. About half a dozen other miscellaneous masks preceded the luminosity masks.
Perhaps the work of post-processing would have less if I had set the camera to shoot in RAW. :)
Number 12 for 122 Pictures in 2022:Brush/Brushes.
A most unusual brush, which I must say functions extremely well,
I'm not sure you can still call this a toothbrush . . . it really does need to go. At least it was still good for something, right?
For Macro Mondays "Bathroom Items" assignment.
A Christmas pressie for my brother-in-law who travels a lot. My first attempt at making a toothbrush/toothpaste travel roll. I will modify it if I make another. Lovely mirror ball dots for the binding!
The BristleBot is a vibrobot with an agenda.
It's built with a vibrating pager motor and the busines end of a toothbrush that has slanted bristles.