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Porches were popular then and now, in the Southern United States. Complete with rocking chairs, inviting you to sit, rock, and drink some ice tea.
I got wrapped in saran wrap-all the way down to my toes. Then my ankles were duct taped, and I had to struggle to get free.
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A young Fulani boy wraps a turban around his head in traditional nomadic fashion. The turban protects from the harsh dust and wind of the Harmattan season. Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
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Almost a robe
French for “dress” is “robe.”
Is it a dress or a robe? This lightweight wrap dress feels like a summer robe and I expect it to get a lot of wear. #robelife
Dress, Zesica. Sandals, Azura (thrifted). Bag, thrifted.
Where the poppies grow! I find red flowers a challenge...especially in the sunshine...
"Poppies are considered a symbol of both sleep and death. According to Greek and Roman mythology, poppies were used on tombstones to symbolize eternal sleep. They also symbolize the blood for fallen soldiers on the battlefields of war."
"The Poppy Campaign in Canada was inspired by Canadian Colonel John McCrae’s famous poem In Flanders Fields and by American Moina Michael who pledged a year prior to wear a poppy as a symbol of the fallen."
Shot with a 35mm DX lens without a crop on a full frame camera! Love it.
In December 2007 I was wandering back to my car in Golden Gate Park, when I bumped into an awesome couple. We ended up talking for awhile, and eventually I took a few pictures of them.
Fast forward 3+ years, and I find myself shooting Kathyln again in San Francisco. I was really glad to hear from her after so long, and once our schedules both freed up, we headed to my favorite spots in San Francisco.
I tried my best to capture her bubbly and inspirational personality, but the photos are just the beginning of who she really is.
I haven't done portraits in a long time, and I'm glad she gave me the extra push to get back into it. My style has changed a lot since I last did this, but it's a reminder of how much fun it is to get out to SF with your camera, a model, and have a great time.
Explore 01-21-09 #279
i was taken by this pre-historic rustic look... and the contrast with the yellow plastic and sidewalk curb (((((;
rustic corn tamales - wrapped and bound in corn-leaves - these tamales were not steamed in water, but cooked over a wood fire. i caught these being sold on the streets of Ajijic village, riding on a trolley. unfortunately i forgot the name of them, actually i have never seen them before -------- and would love to hear from my mexican flickr friends if they know more about these type of tamales. (((:
Tamales:
Tamales are corn (maiz) 'cakes' - made with ground corn-meal, filled and wrapped in corn husks, then steamed or boiled in big pots of water. they can be filled either meaty with chicken or beef, or cheese, chile poblano&cheese, or sweet with pineapple etc.... - a staple food, just like the tortilla here in Mexico, but very laborious to do!!!
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This was made for a care package intended for shipping. The panforte was sturdy so I just wrapped it with clingfilm before using a fan/circle fold of patterned tissue paper. The paper seal in the middle was another free gift tag from a Martha Stewart magazine layered with a clear sticker with my initial. A paper seal hides all sins (or imperfections, really)!
Fruit trees protected against the marauding birds in a nearby orchard. The whole hillside is under cover. This helps protect apples against the extra hot sun and keep some birds away. Autumn
A pretty young lady wrapped in soft silky satin. For her a pleasure to wear and for others a pleasure to watch.
Some of our neighbours make such an effort at Christmas.
By the way, this is the usual English pathetic attempt at snow. It's enough to make the country grind to a halt though...
We're Here: Christmas Wrapping Paper
This is a piece of metalised bubble wrap tape which I use on my outside tap to keep the frost off during the winter months. Taken just before I removed the tape for the season ahead.
Taken in natural light with my Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro lens with manual focus set at the 1:1 setting, hand held.
Wrap liveries are becoming less common as advertising moves on to new channels.
67802 has however received this wrap for Aberdeen City Council although the front retains First colours.
Santa can be seen at the wheel.
my daughter all wrapped up in the back of the car on an early morning long drive in the icy weather.
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Or lime green jello, anyway.
The tribal shields drum and demand your Scarlet presence.
You may have seen a similar shot on another stream in the last week. Put that one out of your mind. This is the limer, greener, jelloer, droppier, reddier, wantoner, and size=larger version. None of which is my doing, I should add. I was helperated.
Every few years I can't resist knitting another lace mohair wrap ~ blogged: theknittingblogbymrpuffythedog.blogspot.com/2011/12/fleur...
My latest canvas. This one is an 18" x 24" gallery wrap from Pixel2Canvas. I've heard nothing but good things about them and let me tell you, they did not disappoint. The color looks beautiful. Clarity and texture are superb. The customer service was great. I had to contact them about something and their response was prompt. Shipping was fast! I got a FedEx shipping notice and it arrived the next day.
So how does it stack up against the other ones I have reviewed? Well it far surpasses Allied Photographic. It's a tad better than Canvas on Demand. As for WHCC...that's a tough comparison. Quality and texture are pretty darn close. I'll have to order a few more WHCC canvases using an image with more vivid color to compare. I really do like ordering from WHCC via ROES, which allows you to see exactly how your image will be printed...i.e. what part of the image will be wrapped. With Pixel2Canvas, like other canvas companies, it's a guessing game. I don't get that. I like full control over how my canvas will look. On this particular canvas the way the left edge is wrapped, the white area of the image is wrapped so the left edge kind of looks blank, and that really bugs me. That's probably my fault since that's how the image was. But had I known it was going to look like that, i would have cropped my image or tweaked it in Photoshop before uploading it.
For me it's a toss up between Pixel2Canvas and WHCC. I'll probably continue to order canvases from both companies.