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Picture of me and Krista washing dishes c1964 in a picture taken (and developed) by Dad. Mom trained us well...
I originally planned to shoot a self portrait from the washing machine. My idea, carrying on with the 'daily routine / my life' theme was to take a photo with the camera inside the machine (not when it was running, obviously) looking out at me through the glass door. I planned to use my wide angle lens so you could see part of the drum, but 10mm wasn't wide enough. I ended up just playing around with the inside of the machine and got this shot.
This is the shot I originally planned to take:
Strobist:
580ex II - 1/16 power, above camera, fired by PW+II
430ex - 1/16 power, camera right, fired by PW+II
To save on soap and water we washed our daughter with all the other clothes and hung her out over night, she was bone dry in the morning.
Bath night is never gonna be the same in our house again.
I never really do any black and white images so thought id give it ago, this was taken from my bedroom window, perfect weather for drying washing today...
HSS Everybody.....
The challenge this week was photographing your daily routine. Especially now, I hope everyone is incorporating this into their daily routines and washing hands frequently through the day.
A young man crouches in a dark nong tang (alley) between two buildings to hand wash his cloths in a small plastic tub
Place: Huangyao, Zhaoping County, Hezhou, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
My final visit before returning to Guangzhou and Hongkong was Huangyao (黄姚), an ancient village nearby Hezhou, somewhere between the Pearl Delta Metropolitan Region and Guilin. Huangyao is a typical Chinese ancient village, built during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) and flourished during the Qing dynasty (1644-1911). Huangyao is on the official list of Top 10 ancient villages of China. It is renovated in a good way I think, because even though it definitely attracts (local) tourists, it doesn't feel like a transformed and spoiled place like Zhaoxing. It is a beautiful town with eight streets with stone houses, shrines and temples, and is apparently modeled after taoist concept 八卦 bagua (eight trigram). I stayed in a very fine hostel for two nights which apparently never attracted foreigners before, so the girl immediately wanted to take photos with me. Apparently not too many people from abroad are visiting this place, which seems odd considering it is close to the extremely touristic Yangshuo/Guilin Karst peak area. Huangyao itself is surrounded by the same Karst peaks, further adding to the appeal of the village.
See also: travelcathay.com/2014/03/19/huangyao-guangxi/ (available via web archives)
For this challenge we were to shoot some photos of everyday life. Washing dishes is something that I do every day, so I took photos of the dishes draining in the rack, the eating utensils in their drawer after being dried, and some tea towels used for drying. Perhaps I should have called this 'Drying Dishes'. But of course I did have to wash them first.
Blythe Physical Challenge #35 - Small girl in a big, big world.
Monique washing her smalls at the laundrette.
No washing machines for these Mayan ladies of Antigua, Guatemala. A street facilty near the centre of the town.
Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu, Guru Devo Maheswara
Guru Saaksat Param Brahma, Tasmai Shri Guruve Namaha!
These lines portray a teacher perfectly. They mean, Guru is Brahma (who plants the qualities of goodness), Guru is Vishnu ( who nurtures and fosters the qualities of goodness), Guru is Maheshwara ( who weeds out the bad qualities. Guru is the supreme Brahman itself, Prostration unto the Guru.
I've switched to "washing" my car with waterless products (aka quick detailers). No more bucket, hose, or WATER POLLUTION. The soap & road film are absorbed by the microfiber towel. Rinse out the reusable towel in a sink so the soap & grime goes to the municipal sewer or septic tank. Cost: $2-$4 per wash
It was fixed for Mary to remove a large crack and uneven surface… I wore a couple of her tee shirts.
And before you ask.....yes he did try and climb it and yes i did have to wash it again hehehehehe.
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