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Today I finished the additional items that complete the "Prince of Denmark" outfit I posted on here before Christmas. Shirt, Short Cape, Large Brimmed Hat.
This is a detail of the shirt, showing the embroidered and box-pleated cuffs.
The Jewel Box is a Food and Beverages entertainment complex at the Mount Faber, the iconic hilltop designation decorated for the Christmas Festival. The Bell of Happiness was from the Polish tall ship 'Dar Pomorza' which was presented to Sentosa Island in 1992,
Woo for decorative Kleenex boxes! :D This year, they've come out with 4 adorable gingerbread-inspired boxes--I only bought this one, but I posted a photo below of the other styles. ♥
Letter Box Afung
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Telephone Box about 500 yards east of Kilmuir (in the Black Isle of Scottish Highlands) looking south with Moray Firth in centre ground. The recession must be biting deep in 2009 as the notice is tell people camping overnight is not allowed. Sound as if people who used to fork out a few pounds for B&B are now looking to save money by finding a phone box with a good view.
ADDED 2012 AS AN AFTERNOTE: There have been items on the local news and it seems BT want to remove the box but the local residents are campaigning to keep it. Another similar box in a small village in the Borders has been adapted by the residents as a DEFIBRILLATION BOX. Seems an excellent scheme and details can be be found on a site operated by Steve Jones on behalf of his villlage:-
Letter box at the entrance to a magical garden in the Darmstadt Artists' Colony, part of a project Offene Gartenpforte (Open Garden Gate). This garden, privately owned but accessible to the public, is in the tradition of the Lebensreform movement popular in Germany and Switzerland at the turn of the last century.
on the back of the box of the appendix, we can see all the included addional items: a new mask, new hands and new wings for the cloth totem, etc... in comparison to Saga's, Radamanthys and Seiya's appendixes, I find that Shaka has a lot of addional items.
I have had this music box since i was a little girl. When the music plays, and the hula girls dances around. Visit my blog to see more vintage pictures www.madeleineellis.com
kennedy 260. 26" wide and 11 3/4" deep (approx the same depth as the snap on boxes on the left). This box/chest makes a nice edition to my well loved Snap On boxes.
The Box is Plymouth's new multi-million-pound cultural and heritage attraction
Experience stunning gallery displays, high-profile artists and wonderful art exhibitions, not to mention an unforgettable programme of exciting events and performances, and thousands of fascinating artefacts and archives.
One of the opening exhibitions is Mayflower 400: Legend and Legacy and is one of the highlights of the Mayflower year.
Work on The Box began in March 2017. When finished, it will maintain the wonderful architecture of the Grade II Listed former Museum and Art Gallery and Central Library buildings, while also expanding its facilities through a stylish and contemporary extension - which includes a brand new main entrance on Tavistock Place.
The £42m redevelopment plan has also included repairing, refurbishing and transforming St Luke’s Church into the largest single GIS-compliant gallery in the South West. It will even feature a beautiful stained-glass window, created by world-famous artist Leonor Antunes. The buildings will be linked by an outdoor public space that houses food, drink and retail outlets.
The Box redevelopment scheme has been led by Plymouth City Council, in partnership with the University of Plymouth and the National Museum of the Royal Navy.
It has also been supported by the City Council, the Heritage Lottery Fund, Arts Council England, the Coastal Communities Fund, the Garfield Weston Foundation, the University of Plymouth, the Wolfson Foundation, the British Film Institute and Interreg.
They are in such crappy condition and filthy... but I guess 5 months will do that to them.
I've unpacked 3 so far. One plastic box I used to hold other things got squashed and cracked, but that is my own fault.
What is the "Brown Box Challenge" you ask? It was the brainchild of Hally Brown of the Sandwich Photographic Society. The intent to spark creativity and inspire participants to pick up our cameras in the winter, a time in which many of us suffer from cabin fever. Participants were given a select set of items in a non-descript brown box and had to submit 1 final image based on those items. How the image was taken did not matter, so long as every item in the box had to be used in some form or fashion. Beyond that, the rules were fairly simple:
The Rules:
The Must Do’s:
• Each of the items in the box must be used in the final image.
• Each of the items in the box must be easily identified in the final image.
• The only exception is, there is the Zip-Lock Bag in the box, the bag it’s self is not one of the items. There are multiple items in the bag and you can use any number of them in the final image.
• Your image must be lit using some form of lighting other than ambient. Light painting, Flash, or any other form of lighting is acceptable.
The Can Do’s:
• You can crop or use any portion of an item it must be easily identifiable in the final image.
• You can use each item more than once if you like. (Yes, Photoshop can be used).
• You can add any other component you want to the image (Please keep it clean).
The Cant Do’s:
• The items cannot be physically altered in any way.
• You can’t discuss the items in the box with anyone.
• Do not share your photos with anyone until the challenge is over. You may be giving ideas to the participants of the challenge.
In my box were the following items:
• Minion character
• Hot Wheels convertible car
• Some little "dude" action figure
• Bolt
• Mini alphebet blocks consisting of nearly every letter of the alphabet (A, E, U were missing from my set)
• Swatch of gray felt
I chose to photograph each item individually using a Foldio3 lightbox (purchased from a 2017 Kickstarter campaign) and assemble them in Photoshop. To test the Foldio lightbox, I decided to throw in some action figures & models that I had collected over the years so I could get my lighting right. I liked the results, and opted to create a "battle" scene, with the intent to incorporated everything. However, with time winding down before the deadline, only a few Zoids action figures made the cut.
In the final image above, 18 individual images were assembled in Photoshop to created this "battle" mosaic. Two different images of the same bolt were duplicated, while a few letter blocks were also repeated. Two different angles of the gray felt were also colorized to create the "fireball" look on the lion and gorilla Zoids.
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This is NOT A PHOTOGRAPH and it is NOT A CAPTURE. This is art that I made. Please comment accordingly. Thank You
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