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We found this backpack wrapped in a disintegrating tarp, hidden under conifers. It looked like it had been there for a year or more. Inside we found backpacking equipment: a rusted Whisperlite stove, cooking pot, swiss army knife and silverware, plus a soggy sleeping bag, long underwear, sweatpants and flip flops. We reported the find to rangers when we finished our trip. We are curious about the story behind it, but probably will never find out.
It is for backpack company for a catalog.
It has been taken with Nikon D50, Nikkor 18-55, 2x Nikon SB-24.
Flash with umbrella was on tripod on the left and power was 1/4 ... perhaps 1/2. Other flash was on machine against ceiling (power 1/4). Desaturated background in Photoshop. Thanks for comments
I know my backpack is heavy, I just never weighed it to know exactly how heavy it is - until today. It contains my laptop (and not a cute little one), my camera and supplies, my purse (wallet, cosmetics, hairbrush, hand lotion, etc.) and a bunch of other girl junk. Any guesses? P1070065
(See the photo from this day in 2010.)
Tuesday, I will enter my new school armed with my wits, my body, and everything in this little black pack: including scissors, pencils, pens, 5 binders, numerous geometry tools, and (coming soon) a brand spankin' new MacBook Pro.
This is one of our BackPacks, and you can choose to have your name monogrammed on it. There are lots of different fabrics to choose from at: DCRCreations.com
One week's worth of stuff for hiking in the north of Sweden. See blog entry for description. Missing from photo: Backpack.
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The old backpack had a small problem: two sections only. The first one, to the back, was only useful to put the laptop. Everything else had to go into the open section.
There is a small outside pocket for quick access stuff.
Watching people get appropriate carriers, I decided I needed to jump on that bandwagon. I tried it out this weekend, but I think I need some longer bungee-straps for my Tripod (to make it immobile).
This is a TamRac Expedition 5.
I made this backpack for my daughter for christmas. The blue pinwheel fabric is one of my absolute favourites of all time!
I used this tutorial: sewmamasew.com/blog2/2010/08/back-to-school-free-let%E2%8...
blogged @ www.dreamfctry.blogspot.com
The Backpack is located at 74 New Church Street in Cape Town, within a short walking distance to Long Street and the city centre. 5* Hostel voted Best Hostel in South Africa and No 2 Hostel in Africa. FairTrade Tourism accredited.
This from is an experimental project I did with my illustration students at the university (UPB, Medellin). The idea was to see if we could customize Nike backpacks, what materials should be used and what results it could offer.
Nike donated the backpacks, and each student got to keep theirs after the project was done.
(The thing sticking out of the back pack is a another student project, from another class)
Keep in mind that I didn't actually make any of these, they're entirely the student's work.
Be chic. Be cool. Look good.
Your “make-the-train-ticket-lady-swoon” looks will give you an added advantage like getting the best seat, less queueing time on the counter and even getting your 10-bed hostel room booking upgraded to 5!
Port of Venice, Italy
Backcountry backpack for flyfishing, with features for rod tube carry, and fishing net carry; can be used with modular check pack accessory. www.dancurtissid.com