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I learned how to make a tobacco bag. It was fun to make the bag but I think I need to practise alot more.to get it right.
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Macro using SMC TAKUMAR 55mm f1.8 wide open uncropped. The mesh strands are about 5mm apart.
Day 10 of Pentax Forum's Daily in May 2019 Challenge.
My completed take on Bag End - Home of Bilbo Baggins and Frodo Baggins in Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Made entirely from polymer clay and without paints or inks for colouring.
This woman didn't hesitate to grab the plastic bag out of Capitol lake! I was amazed that she didn't get wet.
Bolsa "malinha" encomenda da Dinah, confeccionada em tecido 100% algodão, com bolso interno, alça regulável.
This bag is a part of our winter collection 2009
FELT by Irit Dulman & Tal Cohen
Our Felt Products can be found at:
Agas and Tamar - N.Y.
Agas and Tamar - Tel-Aviv
Gertrud - Tel Aviv
Gertrud - Ramat-Hasharon
Bag End is at the end of Bagshot Row and the home of Bilbo Baggins.
There were no oak trees on the farm used for Hobbiton so the one at Bag End is artificial with leaves imported from Taiwan and glued on by local students.
Hobbiton movie set, near Matamata.
It was over 90 degrees (Almost 100) when I shot this. I can't imagine anything with that much fur being comfortable wearing a tight-fitting bag around their body on a hot summer day. It sure is cute, though. =)
#11 on Explore.
The bag I currently use is the monster Lowepro CompuTrekker Plus AW. Take a look inside. View Large On Black
Cameras:
Nikon D300s (main)
Nikon D300 (backup)
Nikon MB-D10 vertical grip
Lenses:
Nikkor AF 10.5mm f/2.8 Fisheye
Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX HSM
Nikkor AF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 G ED
Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EX HSM
Nikkor AF 50mm f/1.8
Tamron AF SP 90mm f/2.8 macro 1:1
Nikkor AF-S 70-200mm f/2.8 G ED VR
Nikkor AF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 VR
Nikkor TC-17E II 1.7x AF-S Teleconverter
Lighting:
2 Nikon SB-600 Speedlight w/ bouncer
3 Nikon SB-800 Speedlight w/ bouncer
Nikon SD-8A speed charge batterypack
Nikon SG-3IR IR-panel for wireless Speedlights
Umbrellas, softboxes and portable lighting stands
Nikon SJ-1 set of gel filters for speedlights
Filters:
ND-filter B+W ND110 3.0 10-stop
Gradual ND-filter Cokin P121
Cokin P153 ND4
2 Cokin P154 ND8
Cokin P164 Circular Polarizer
Wideangle filter holder Cokin P-series
Regular filter holder Cokin P-series
Circular polarizers B+W
Infrared filter B+W 093
Infrared filter Hoya R72
Accessories:
Hotshoe double spirit level
Headlamp for fumbling in the dark
Hama dust blower
VisibleDust Magic Cleaner microfiber cloth
Compass for the times when I get lost
Micnova MQ-TC2 interval timer for Nikon
Phottix Cleon wireless radio remote for Nikon
Lastolite collapsible grey card
Lastolite collapsible reflector 45cm
Set of gel filters for the Speedlights
Memory cards, CF and SDHCs
Extra batteries, AA and EN-EL3e
Nikon viewfinder cap DK-5
OP/Tech Rainsleeves for unexpected preciptation
In the laptop pocket:
MacBook Pro 13" (or in a separate bag)
Not in the bag right now but lugging along for film sessions:
Røde SVM, stereo video mic with a neat hotshoe mount for the D300s.
Røde "Dead Kitten" windshield for windy outdoors
Steadicam Merlin
Other gear not in the bag:
Canon G9 digital compact
Minolta Dimage Z7 digital compact good for IR-shooting
Voigtländer Vito BR rangefinder loaded w/ Ilford HP4+ B/W film
2 Tristar Magic Square softbox for speedlights w/ lighting stand
Transparent umbrellas 85cm w/ mount for speedlights
Kata E-702 large raincover for DSLRs
AquaPac submersible bag for the Canon G9 compact
Manfrotto 055XB and 190XB tripods with video and ball heads
Manfrotto 745B + 701HDV tripod with fluid video head
Manfrotto 680B + 128RC2 monopod for video footage w/ tele lenses
Handy Zoom H2 4-channel surround audio recorder w/ microphones
Røde "Dead Kitten" windshield for the Zoom H2
Bose around-ear headphones for audio/video editing on the MacBook
Epson Stylus Pro 3800 for A2+ sized prints (try to squeeze it into the bag ;)
What's missing?
I'm in desperate need for a motor head for serious timelapse pans. Oh... and I really need a good, long term workout. That's to the awfully weighty baggie or even the 70-200 VR alone... ;)
FYI - the stuffed bag weighs at least a ton (11kgs - 24lbs).
a funny tiny creature, i think its a type of Bag Worm, very small and it was moving about very quickly too
One of Sophia's flowers enlarged for a tote. Applique on light yellow. See the sunny interior too.
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ODC - IN THE BAG is the topic for Monday 25, 2019
When in Vegas I have to go to Ethel M Chocolates for peppermint bark, only made on the holidays.
25.01.30. Apparently Canada is one of the few places where people buy bags of milk. I’ve bought cartons for years but as a kid my parents used to buy this. Saw some in a grocery store today and it brought back memories.
a gift from my sister from her trip to japan in 1970, a laughing bag. this device was very popular in the 1970s. millenials will find this very outdated compared to the more sophisticated devices and gadgets nowadays but back in the day it was very cool to own one of this to impress your friends and chicks!
for the complete video please check out: youtu.be/HMmjqTLjzK8
I have taken this week's Macro Monday theme quite literally and shown a snippet of the inside of my bag. I just love the colours in the fabric lining. Too nice to stay hidden.
Amy Butler weekender bag using Art Gallery's bee print (love it), as well as some tweed suiting, yellow twill and grey cottons. Large bee is done by freehanding a bee and some hexies and then raw edge applique as well as turned edge applique techniques.
This is the reason my own son didn't get a birthday cake this year! When I was asked to make a Hobbit house cake I was very excited and said yes immediately! This is actually for a grown man who obviously is a huge Lord of the RIngs/Hobbit fan. I hope he loves it as much as I loved making it.
This started off as a 9" round and ended up almost coming to the edges of the 14" board
:-)