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Body: Legacy 1.6
Head: Lelutka IRINA 3.1
Skin: Velour – BRANDI Rose Kiss
Hair: Doux – Chill Hairstyle
Sweater w/ Presents: Mug – Noel Sweater
Jeans: (fd) – Distressed Boyfriend Jeans
Another Picture Winter catch-up. Tracey wanted us to photograph something to do with a towel. This assignment didn't click for me. This house is so cold in the winter that we rush from shower to getting dressed -- very little towel time in between! So I went to the kitchen instead.
My neighbor made this basket for me a few years ago. It has built in slots for a kitchen towel. We use it to keep things like rolls, tortillas, and baked potatoes warm at the table.
Picture Winter Day 16: wrapped up
Warszawa, Poland
Ochota District
Autumn
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A decorative bottle wrapped with jute rope and decorated with a medallion. I found this at a flea market.
#AB_FAV_FESTIVE_🎄
Of plumes held captive by bright red ribbon.
So, back to the red ribbon and some plumes the angels left behind, Lol
Lead and enjoy a good life, do and say things that enrich... and do not forget to tell the people close to you, how much you love them!
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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Adorable little wrap I made..all the ladies who attended me and my sister Kelley's first "Baby Posing" class got a similiar one. I can't wait to see what cute images they get with theirs!
Unlike other dogs, Bella actually LOVED getting wrapped up in my scarf. She was a perfect model as she gave me several shots in this session. She is one of the most well behaved dogs I pet sit for... and she's young too. Don't know exactly how old as she's a rescue dog, but somewhere around a year old.
"Wrapped in Culture is a collaborative project that brings together ten Indigenous artists from Australia and Canada. Working over the course of three weeks in November 2017, the artists created contemporary versions of an Australian Aboriginal possum skin cloak and a Blackfoot buffalo robe. This revives two culturally distinct, yet similar, artistic traditions that were used historically for both sacred and practical purposes. The artists worked collectively to complete the pieces from start to finish, including the design, construction and implementation, while visitors were invited to join in and learn about the history of these two culturally significant textiles. The robe and cloak are also objects that hold deeper meaning related to the identities of the artists, the significance of family and place, and the importance of intercultural exchange; creating kinship and understanding through the acts of making, sharing, and teaching." oaggao.ca/wrapped-culture
This exhibition is currently on display at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery (QVMAG) in Launceston, Tasmania.
Desperately seeking something to photograph for the day. One photo a day. (22/366) -- January 22, 2020
...only it isn't wrapping itself around a twig as usual. This one was plastered against our shed, probably enjoying the slight overhang of the eaves/gutters that protected it from all the heavy rain we have been having. It was so cool to see it against a stark background like this. HA28!
Saran Wrap!
What... thought I'd say "our love"... sheesh... Not that sappy! We got this stuff from Circuit City on their last day. 4 rolls of it. We tried being wrapped a few different ways and didn't even come close to using 1 roll. Guess we'll have to try again!
Thank you Aaron for helping us with the shot and using your camera. It's kinda hard to press any buttons when you're stuck together.
Wrapped Naping Prissy got tired playing in the wrapping paper and is taking a nap, found in North Carolina.
This is a night shot, taken on March 8th 2012.
It's a 30 seconds exposure toward the summit of Mount Giusalet (3.313 m), while the bitter winter's wind forced the clouds to a sort of almost circular dance around the massive body of the mountain.
Something very beautiful and poetic to witness :-) despite the cold weather and the spoiled shots due to the strong wind.
The moon at 93% provided an excellent lighting to this side of the mountain.
Mount Giusalet (also called Signal du Clèry) is part of the Ambin group, a sub-range of the Cottian Alps. Just over the Col du Mont-Cenis area.
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Not only do you get a huge egg but it is also covered in hundreds and thousands. Just waiting to deliver an extra sugar hit to some lucky Easter recipient. Yarra Valley Chocolaterie. HSS :))
My Mama made this wrap for me - it's a good thing she can do this sort of thing - being that I can't sew a straight line, much less put one of these wraps together.
Wrapped McLaren P1 by Sticker City. I don't really like this pic but I haven't uploaded anything in a while so oh well.
While up in town with the wife for a between Christmas and New Year meet up with friends I took my camera to take some between Christmas and New Year shots afterwards. We met up in a pub in Holborn and I knew that a 'TfL Roundel' liveried bus ran on the 243 past the pub that I'd only snapped on my phone before while working nearby. So taking some shots of the Christmas Lights on leaving the pub, said bus came into view! Upon closer inspection of the photos afterwards I realised that it wasn't just the usual 'TfL Roundel' Wrap livery but a Christmas version of it, complete with Christmas lights and snowflakes on the side of the bus. To say I was pleased I'd snapped it would be an understatement! (or as excited as one can get taking a photo of a bus!)