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Spring foliage through the chain-link fence that surrounds the tennis court on base.

Did I mention i like leather?

My dad carved this linked chain from a solid block of wood.

Was about to take some pictures of a Retro Swimsuit Contest, looked into this car and saw this killer welded chain shifter with paint cans for a knob.

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Shot on Fuji Neopan SS at EI 100

Black and white negative film in 35mm format

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Dog and Chain, 2009 by Jenny Hart

ink and colored pencil on Bristol

 

For the show Domestic Animals group show

November 2009 at Webb Gallery, Waxahachie, TX

A study in opposites - fuzzy, mint green microfiber "suede" twisting through shiny silver-plated chain. Simple, subtle, and surprisingly eye-catching.

 

The cord is woven through the chain and secured on both ends with glue and silver wire. The lobster claw clasp is silver-plated as well.

 

Measurements: 7.5 inches (19 cm) long; 6mm wide

Materials: microfiber cord, silver plated chain and clasp

References

Paper Chains (Penguins, Snowmen, Star Santas, ...)

www.thatartistwoman.org/2008/12/how-to-make-holiday-paper...

 

"Shooting Star" by Owl City

(Madagascar 3 Circus Scene)

youtu.be/1ow23QcBAsM

 

When the sun goes down and the lights burn out

Then it's time for you to shine

Brighter than a shooting star

So shine no matter where you are

 

Fill the darkest night with a brilliant light

'Cause it's time for you to shine

Brighter than a shooting star

So shine no matter where you are tonight

   

David Neven, Senior Economist, SP4, who designed the course, leading participants in the sustainable value chain system approach.

Neven reminded participants that FAO is "not only agricultural but also food organization."

 

©FAO/ Lea Plántek

The second part of my Swindon GWR visit was this amazingly intact chain testing workshop. This was a really unexpected find, we knew roughly what the building was used for but judging by its unassuming appearance from the outside didnt expect anything like this! Even on the inside the place is not much more than a builders yard untill you enter this one room!

I am chained to this existence, only to believe that all the pain in the world will free me from my own. - Chandler Bullock (me)

 

model: Aslyn Dufaux

place: 5ifth Order

pose: 5fith Order

Escape Artist, Newcastle city centre

Fishnet and chains hanging to dry in the late afternoon sun. File name Fishnet_n_Chains_8766_smwo.jpg

ODC CHAIN

 

I had a buch of great ideas for pictures for today's theme, and none of them worked out. When I got back home I was sitting at my desk pondering what I could do and there on my desk was a sardine shaped paper clip. And there was my picture!

He is basically unapproachable in melee.

 

Featured on Life In Plastic: nerditis.com/2016/12/15/life-in-plastic-toy-review-clan-l...

 

A rusty chain and padlock.

Angler DanielHommel caught and released a 24.25" Chain Pickerel in the Severn River on Nov 12, 2022

Chain on a old derelict crane on the Thames Path.

This is a pair of cartilage chain earrings- the one connects from the cartilage to the lobe and the other dangles from the lobe.

 

This style is a bit different from what I usually make, though, because the top of the cartilage earring has a figure-8 shaped wire; this is so that it can be slipped onto a barbell earring. The little loop is for in case the attached loop is too large. Fingers crossed that it fits!

 

The earrings are made using enameled copper wire in green and blue and bright aluminum wire (the silver color). The figure 8 is also made from the aluminum wire.

 

At the end of the earrings are two round dark blue glass beads and a larger lighter blue glass beads with a light blue, green, and black design. The earring posts are silver-colored metal. The entire ear-piece is about 3 1/2" (8.9 cm) long from the wire figure 8 to the bottom bead (this is the shorter chain measurement), and is 2" (5.1 cm) long from the figure 8 to the earring post.

Pine Mountain State Park.

Pineville, Kentucky

   

May 27, 1916 Country Gentleman

 

This is one of the items you will be able to find at the POP-UP SALE in the Nicholas Building, Melbourne CBD, 4th-6th August, 2011. A bunch of clever artisans, creators & designers will be joining me in the POP-UP SALE, you should come along and visit us!

For more information you can go to the Facebook Events Page: www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=119479314811444

 

Kodak Medalist II, Tri-X, HC-110 1+49

You can jump but can't catch me. I like to see your tricks but don't start biting my sandal, you have already torn one. Always remember your freedom is bought for food. You are chained now.

 

North Badda, Dhaka

Alice In Chains

 

Alexandara Palace

London

Saturday 9th November 2013

 

Photograph copyright of NLCR Photography and Metal-rules.com.

 

Alice In Chains photographs are for my portfolio use ONLY, unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Failing this will lead to taking action.

Angler Eric Packard fished St Marys Lake for largemouth bass on 4/10. Catching 11 largemouth bass, three pickerel, and three bluegill. Catching the majority of the fish on the upper end of the lake. Catching in 4-7 foot of water, off shore. Casting jerk baits, wacky rigs, spinner baits, crankbaits, 1/4 jig with an 4” Keitech swimbait and ned rig. Majority of fish were caught on a gold colored 1/4 oz Perch Hounder spinner bait. With the exception of a few large largemouth bass (big estimated weight 3.5 lb to 4 lb) that were caught on a Rapala Ott’s Garage OG 06 slim crankbait in a stump field. Two of the pickerel were caught on a Yo-Zuri 3DR-X 80SP (suspending) jerkbait. My biggest was 25”, it slid itself over the gunnel after measuring it and I was reaching for my phone to photograph it. I believe, well I know it smiled at me (maybe winked too) as it slipped away.

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