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I've always liked long skirts with button up fronts. This is the only one I have at the moment that actually has functioning buttons rather than just buttons for decorative purposes.
Shot taken for Macro Mondays - Button(s) HMM!
Uncropped image.
Subject Size: 42 mm X 22 mm
Subject Age: 50+ years
Button made from tree branch and no two were alike.
can't believe I forgot to upload these pics when my ebay vintage button case arrived - it was a sales display piece, the buttons are all still in their different sales boxes with the old prices pencilled on - just gorgeous and the whole case and all its contents were just £21!
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Day 12/31 of Item Collab - Button
one of the things Richard always says to me is that I have the cutest little button nose.
im still sick, but getting better, and were getting so much snow, its crazy!
ps. flickr likes to play around with my colors. this is a bit dull compared to how I edited it. i replaced it.
www.etsy.com/listing/462321883/groovy-button-pin-2-inch-c...
Groovy is a term that came about in the 1960's. It means "excellent", "tubular", "awesome", or "cool".
This is a pinback button that exudes the meaning and the time period of when the word came into being. It is set on a tie dye background.
Groovy - Button Pin - 2 inch - C-H10010
Hand-made with Button Puncher
2.25" diameter
Mylar laminate
Highest Quality Ink Printing
Discounts for Larger Quantities
1. B is for...
The next theme, on Saturday June 21, is all about 'buttons'... more specifically 'buttons for clothing'... I've called it "BEHOLD THE BUTTON".
To be clear I do prefer dressing nice with neckwear, but I do like different styles and sometimes I do just wear a shirt buttoned up by itself. This shirt is very well fitted in the collar so it does take some effort getting it buttoned.
When the Button Bush blooms, it's a magnificent sight, especially in the soft morning light. The sputnik-like flowers simply glow. There's usually a chilly bee or two who didn't make it home from last night's pollen-gathering party waiting to warm up and take off.
While I totally love Button in her usual cropped pink wig, I just couldn't resist nabbing this longer angora kid goat wig from the lovely SherbetLollyDolly on etsy. Now she has two different styles to suit her mood. This afternoon she is feeling quite girly XD
Thanks so much Mary, - its gorgeous, and oh so soft!
We may try to have another flickr meetup on or aornd the 10th 0r 11th of July.
All who would like to attend let us know and we will make it a bbq afternoon. This will be the last time any of the group will be able to see Denise in Vancouver.
I am leaving early tomorrow morning and will not be back until the 9th of July evening.
Hope that Denise and all of you can work out some details before I get back.
Thank you and see you all in a couple of weeks.
Event: The Autoextravaganza!
Location: Heakley Hall Farm, Norton Green, Stoke-on-Trent
Camera: Pentax ME Super
Lens(s): SMC Pentax-M 50mm f/1.7 + ND4 Filter
Film: Ilford Pan F 50
Shot ISO: 50
Light Meter: Camera
Exposure: Mostly f/2.8
Lighting: Sunny
Mounting: Hand-held
Firing: Shutter Button
Developer: Ilford DD-X(1+4) for 8 minutes
Scanner: Epson V800
Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)
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orange/red hourglass mark on abdomen
These common spiders are often found around human dwellings. They build a messy web and have large white, spiky egg sacs. They are usually a brown colour with darker bands on the joint of each leg. The abdomen is grey to white often with a series of dots. The characteristic hourglass shape under the abdomen is orange to red. They are inoffensive and when disturbed, drop to the floor in a tight ball. Bites are rare and usually occur when the spiders are squashed by accident. The venom is highly neurotoxic and causes pain, sweating, nausea and shortness of breath. A bite from a Brown Button Spider is unpleasant, but treatable and no deaths have been recorded.
This is a comparison of hardware buttons on many popular Android devices. I know this isn't all of them but I think it's filled out enough.
I find it interesting that series of devices (e.g. Droid Series) don't match. Also, there is no consistency in regards to icon design on each device.
UPDATE: The Bergol says I have used the incorrect Droid 2 in this list. Instead of matching the Droid, it matches the Droid Pro. I apologize for my mistake.
UPDATE 2: Thanks for all the views. This was originally pointed out by Ben but John Gruber from Daring Fireball was my source. Engadget has created a better version here. I meant no disrespect to the Android community but feel that muscle memory can cause a frustrating experience when changing devices.
A couple of days late but fairies are hard to find in your house. #57/119 International Fairy Day.
A funny little Tinker Bell button.
From flickr link-up to St Thomas November 16, 2008 :D - no base is complete without a big red button
Probably Boke's, but I'll go back and photograph some of the Common Button cacti (easy to confuse with Boke's) found nearby. This one is 3-4 cm tall. When the rains come, this plant will fill up with water and become much more spherical. If weather continues to be dry, it will continue to shrink until it is little more than a flat pancake.