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Fossil Messenger bag with photo inserts as a DIY bag for my Fujifilm X setup. I can put Fuji Xpro-1 with 56 1.2, Fuji XE-1 with 23 1.4, Fuji 35 1.4 and Fuji 60 2.4. I can also put the Fuji EF-X20 and an Ipad Air. I tried so many bags but this I really fell in love with it.
This bag was made in central Ecuador from cabuya, a cactus fiber. Seen at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Inside a backlit synthetic mesh bag filled with leaves.
Super-Takumar 35mm f3.5
Day 25 of Pentax Forum's Daily in January 2019 Challenge.
This bag encourages one to switch one's gas and electricity supplier, however, my supplier, along with several others, has gone into receivership and I am advised not to change at present. I think British Gas has taken over as the "Supplier of Last Resort".
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Bages est un joli petit village de pêcheurs
sur les bords de l'étang qui porte son nom.
Situé près de Narbonne, (direction Perpignan)
l'étang de Bages et de Sigean communique avec
la Mer à Port la Nouvelle.
Bages is a pretty little fishing village
on the edges of the pond that bears his name.
Located near Narbonne (towards Perpignan)
the pond of Bages and Sigean communicates with
the Sea at Port la Nouvelle.
Montage 3 photos
Apparently I have caught the bag making bug. It's such a great way to use up more fabric. The navy blue was handed to me (same that I used on the hexagon heart bag), as well as the strap/lining fabric. The lace was all from thrift stores. The buttons are from the cotton blouses that I've been buying from thrift stores and cutting up. I still have lots of buttons to use up.
I absolutely love how the lace and buttons go together. It looks way fancier than it actually is.
No14 EE/Bag 2599/3519 of 1959 takes the left road to head up Erskine Road Bank with empties for the colliery. (Scanned from Kodak Gold 200 Print Film).
Book, memory stick, Contax T3, Cigaret, Lipstick, Lipbalm, Perfume, Zippo, Travel card, Keys, Films, Earrings, iPhone, sketchbook, post-it, fine line pens, purse.
Kmart makes so many claims on these bags:
"America's Favorite Store"
"The Saving Place"
"America's #1 Film Developer"
Circa late-1980s
The bag in the parcel that I've made for my partner in U pick 2 lucky parcel.
I've choose 2 theme for this parcel :
-Sheep
-Craft
This bag was made from one of my old fabric in stock.It's a cute sheep print.
300 ppi | 19.7 in. x 13.1 in.
To make this photo I went to an open lot near Talking Stick Resort. I used a tall table to create the levitating effect. I tried a variety of poses but this one looked the best and the most dramatic. It's not my favorite photo in my portfolio, but I learned a lot from the process about levitation photography.
This photo fits into my concentration because of the surreal effect, high contrast/clarity and desaturated editing, and the warm white balance. Emotion is portrayed with the bag over my head to show despair and gloominess.