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The beautiful button wearers— with their frills, flowers, bows, rings and things — have all moved on.
This is the ceiling of the Beckman Auditorium at Caltech. It somehow reminds me of button-tufted furniture, although it is 120-feet wide. The ceiling consists of many thousands of bronze-colored metal disks that hang in swales from the center. It is supposed to have acoustic effects.
Shot taken for Macro Mondays - Button(s) HMM!
Uncropped image.
Subject Size: 39.5 mm X 23 mm
Subject Age: 45+ years
bobble stitch crocheted cap with button tab accent
v3.0 - production ready
TLC Essentials Dark Thyme, 5 mm hook. button by La Mode
I have spent ages sourcing all the different buttons to complete this, but happily stumbled across a shop with drawers full of buttons for further inspiration!
Commercial shoot: Food products
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Colourful buttons shot on a light pad and then repeated and distorted in Photoshop to create this bit of fun 'art'
I am a keeper of buttons and have started a second jar to store them. Before I toss a piece of clothing I remove and keep the buttons. I have a quite a few from my kids' old clothes that are fun to look at. This face button was on my dress as a little girl.
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Pinturicchio (1452-1512) Aeneas Sylvius, Bishop of Siena, presents Eleanor of Portugal to Emperor Friedrich III (1503-1508) Libreria Piccolomini - Siena Cathedral
La Libreria Piccolomini è un ambiente monumentale della cattedrale di Siena. Situata lungo la navata sinistra, prima del transetto, fu fatta costruire nel 1492 dall'arcivescovo di Siena, cardinale Francesco Piccolomini Todeschini (poi papa Pio III) per custodire il ricchissimo patrimonio librario raccolto dallo zio papa Pio II. Tra il 1502 e il 1507 circa venne completamente affrescata da Pinturicchio (1452-1513) e aiuti, tra cui il bolognese Amico Aspertini e il giovane Raffaello Sanzio
The Piccolomini Library was painted by the Perugian painter Pinturicchio (Bernardino di Betto 1452-1513) and coworkers, including Amico Aspertini and the young Raffaello Sanzio, in 1502 for his patron, the cardinal of Siena, who wished to honour his uncle Pope Pius II who died in 1464. (The unfortunate cardinal Francesco eventually got promoted to the Papacy and died 10 days later!) Pope Enea Silvio Piccolomini was one of the greatest humanist scholars and the library in Siena was built to house his precious collection of illuminated manuscripts. The frescoes in the large lunettes that line the walls tell the story of the Pope’s life, while the surrounding decorative elements and ceiling are in the “grotesque” style that imitates ancient Roman examples that were very popular with artists and humanists at the time.
My fabulous package from Jen in the Vintage Button Swap! Gorgeous red, black and white buttons, a pile of fabulous fabric scraps, two embroidered linen teatowels, a pile of paper ephemera, and a kitschy craft book! More descriptions on my blog: paper.string.cloth
After my last posting I missed a button from my dress. Yesterday I found it, so
I lost a button,
A little silver button,
So I looked for my button
Most everywhere.
I found my button,
My gold rimmed button,
So I sewed on my button
Most firmly there.
Just to make you smile!
With apologies to AAMilne.
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Well, that's my name for these tiny Mushrooms. They've started to show up around our property. I'm thinking they're from debris from when our property was logged back in the 1920s. Because of the lens this was a 24 image stack, even though is was a tiny mushroom.
Button grass has apparently become something of a weed... but the textures it brings are quite striking...