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Part I from the series of the " Woman in chains" inspired by the same title of the song : Tears of fears"
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Copyright Karolina kotkiewicz
We changed our plans for a big day out because the weather forecast promised rain. Instead we spent the afternoon in the local park. I was cursing the forecasters as the day stayed warm and sunny. However, actually we ended up having a lovely time - all the kids in the park played nicely together and we sat back and watched, making the odd daisy chain as requested. Sometimes its good to keep the entertainment simple.
I can't stand dogs chained to things. Especially as it was one of 6 dogs chained to a cart. The woman that owns the cart must be like a "dog lady"..... taking her companionship from dogs....
This was my favorite chain that I wore everyday for years. It got tarnished and a little worn out before finally breaking. After a while, I decided to replace it with a new one.
Nuestras palabras no son libres, estan encadenadas a convenciones sociales injustas, por suerte, algunos tenemos la llave...
Our words aren´t free, chained to unfair social conventions, thankfully, some of us have the key ...
1. White with Iridescent Coating Key Chain
2. Chrome Black
3. Rose Gold
4. Chrome Green
5. Bright Light Blue with Iridescent Coating
Active Assignment Weekly December 1 - 8: Unexpected Beauty
WIT: I love rust and chains, which I think look cool in photographs. This was a lock and chain on a shed by my house. Sharpened and desaturated and cropped to 8 by 10.
This necklace is made of durable Pyrex glass. Each link is individually flameworked, one at a time. I made the glass chain necklaces and belts for Calvin Klein's show at NY Fashion Week FW2014-15. This chain is a unisex item, and looks equally appropriate with elegant clothing as with everyday wear.
I've been making glass chains since 1999, and they are extremely strong and resilient. I sell this with a guarantee that if it does break, I will fix it as long as the majority of the links are intact.
I had to do this one blind, my camera's lcd was broken!
Feel free to use this image in a non-commercial manner! I only ask you to link back to my flickr account or my website www.archetypefotografie.nl/ Thanks!
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Critique is very welcome, even if it's negative ;-)
Credit cards = slavery.
Please view the original images: Chain by Matti Mattila and Too Much Credit by Andres Rueda.