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There are two shabti boxes of Pakharu.
He was the overseer of the carpenters of the Amun domain.
He is wearing sandals that can be identified as being made of fibre. The toe part had become so long in the course of the New Kingdom that it was attached to the straps in the back.
20th dynasty, from Thebes (El-Assasif)
JE 29294 - TR 18/11/24/45
Upper floor, room 22
Cairo Museum
I love all the animals on the streets in India! Close-up image of two cows having a chit chat in the City of Mysore.
Two sides to me and my photography. The left side is my photo look. Smiley-ish with cool make up and hair all pretty (or so I tell myself) and the right side is how I look usually. None to little make up, hair tied back in a variety of 3 styles and just being normal really. Of course, most of you only see my glammed up version (except a few photos where I have no make up on)
I'll break it down - on the right side I have on no make up whatsoever. On the left side, I have on, mascara, eyeliner, blusher, lipstick and lipstick lock. The hair is natural on both sides and is pinned back in the middle and tied in a small bun on the right. Thats it :-)
26. I have a love/hate relationship with London.
Saw this a while ago in Perth, Western Australia. This was taken before I had my new lens a polariser, so the there's lots of reflections, but honestly I like them.
Never really found the time to upload this one, so anyway here we are! Hope you like it.
Two Swans -19-6148
I achieved this effect by editing in the Nik Collection Color Efex 4 using, amongst others, the bleach bypass filter as adjusted by me.
I'm hoping to get one of all 4 of them today. You will notice that Joshy is missing yet another tooth. I love this age! So comical.
Just a reminder, my favourite children's clothing www.scarletstitch.com is all on sale until February 10. I'm not sure what they have left because they've had a few glitches with their site, but you may want to drop them a line even if the item you're interested in says they're out of stock.
My second one. The first one can be seen in my vignette when table scraps attack. I would really like to see more of these, so if you're feeling impulsive, please make one and take a picture and post it. The only requirement is the dice as the main part really.
Went out last night with Jo. I couldn't be bothered with dancing after a busy week last week and working late yesterday.
A second tent was seen going up alongside the first little gypsy bear tent down at Lagniappe in New Orleans! How exciting! We also got word that there may be more, and it's possible they may all be headed for Riversong on the Elk River here in Alabama, where there are many more tiny bears!
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday!
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I fell in love with these little tents! The lady who creates them makes two different sizes. They are crafted with so much care and flare! Bev is an amazing person and an artist in sewing and imagination. Her tents are simple wonders - I can say that after an attempt at even a pup tent was a complete failure for me to create! And these adorable tents in MANY different colors and designs come with two sleeping bags for anyone needing a cozy rest! She & I are having so much fun with a collaboration! No, don't ask yet!
www.etsy.com/shop/BevsSewCuteBoutique?ref=own_favorite_sh...
As the gypsy tents happened, I also found and fell in love with some tiny knit bears that have come ALL the way from England! Angela's artful little bears are indeed the gypsy bears that are gathering together here in the States! They are articulated and such colorful little travelers full of personality! There are more than a few of her little ones that she has sent on their way to me, and I know for a fact that several have other destinations, too. So no, I am not telling how many bears yet, either! Watch for "the gathering!"
www.etsy.com/shop/bearknitsandmore?ref=own_favorite_shops...
with thanks to:
the two ghosts from josefnovak33
entrance hall from Vain Pilot
textures from Shadowhouse Creations:
Two times double exposures, twice.
Hand-held (by myself & one's assistant). AF.
Take a break at Pelcomb Portraits.
Edith Piaf:
La Vie En La Rose
And
Janis Joplin:
The Rose
Created for Monday Music Mania
HMMM!
And
Our Daily Challenge:
Pairs: Janis's eyeglasses and two vintage 1950's Spaghetti porcelain French Poodle figurines.
Two icebergs on the IJsselmeer at Hindeloopen, the Netherlands.
Standing on the dike at Hindeloopen, I saw this scene, which reminded me of the image Rhein II by Andreas Gursky. I decided to give it my own take, playing with lines and planes in the scene. Although it may look like the horizon is not level, it is excactly level.
Technical details: Cambo Wide with Super-Symmar HM 120mm lens, Lee 0.3 hard grad ND filter, 4x5 Fuji Velvia 50. Exposed at f/22 for 1/8th second.
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These two Datejusts were among the many Rolex available at Kwotch, a watch store at the Starling Mall.
The one on the right has a 'Jubilee Dial' (with repetitive 'ROLEX ROLEX ROLEX' pattern engraved on the dial face.) The Jubilee Dials appeared on a number of model around 1985; it marked the 80th Anniversary of Rolex's founding.
Petaling Jaya; July 2025
© Andy Brandl (2013)
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Update:
In an effort to condense my work, I created another stream exclusively for architectural shots (meaning, I won´t upload as many architecture shots on this stream any longer). This is the new stream:
Electric Drive
1.914 hp
2.300 Nm
0-100 sec : 1,97 sec
0-300 km/h : 11,8 sec
Vmax : 412 km/h
1.950 kg
Max 150 ex.
Battery : 120 kWh
Range : 650 km (NEDC)
88th Geneva International Motor Show
Internationaler Auto-Salon Genf
Suisse - Schweiz - Switzerland
March 2018
These two cars took part in the Lancashire Automobile Club's annual Manchester to Blackpool Veteran and Vintage Car Run in May 1992, and are pictured in the Exchange Station car park in Manchester before the start of the Run. Unlike in the early days of the run in the 1960s when the programme of the Run had detailed notes of most of the cars taking part, by 1992, sadly, the programme just listed the cars and gave the names of the owners. On the left, car number 67 is a 1926 Bugatti T37 entered by Barry H Parkinson of Ribchester, Blackburn. The DVLA record shows that it has a 1,496cc engine, whilst the Bugatti Trust gives us general information about the Type 37, and bugattibuilder.com tells us that it is chassis 37190. On the right, car number 68 is a 1927 Bugatti T40 entered by Ann Morris of Aikton, Wigton, the DVLA shows the engine capacity as 1,496cc, and the Bugatti Trust again gives us general information about the Type 40. The bugattibuilder.com site tells us that it is chassis number 40323.