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NYC: Midtown / Rockefeller Center
Jeppe Hein: Changing Spaces, 2022
Leica M10 | Nokton Classic 40/1.4 MC VM
Hello!
We have released TEXTURES CHANGE HUD for “*ARGRACE* Ribbed Beanie Series”
These HUD will operate only to “*ARGRACE* Ribbed Beanie Series”
In order to use this, you need to wear the following Ribbed Beanie products.
*ARGRACE* Ribbed beanie/Victor
*ARGRACE* Ribbed beanie/William
*ARGRACE* Ribbed beanie/Xavier
*ARGRACE* Ribbed beanie/Yvonne
*ARGRACE* Ribbed beanie/Zoey
*ARGRACE* Ribbed beanie (without hair)
You can change the Ribbed beanie to special version color.
If you would attain to what you are not yet, you must always be displeased by what you are. For where you are pleased with yourself there you have remained. Keep adding, keep walking, keep advancing.
~Saint Augustine
Mum’s Day-tripper Bag
The majority of what I am designing at the moment is baby related! I have a 5 month old girl and a 3 year old boy and have an endless list of items that I want to design to make things easier or prettier or both!
This bag is really 3 items in one. The main bag, a change mat that acts as a compact changing bag in its own right and a toy I have named the sleepy fish!
I used the layer cake by cutting the squares diagonally into equal strips and piecing these for the main bag. I then used the off-cuts of this with some yardage to make the outside of the changing mat. The remaining squares (the louder, busier ones) were used to make all the components of the sleepy fish toy.
The main bag has 2 elastic sections at the sides designed to hold bottles or anything you need to hold upright, like lotion. There is a large zipped pocket for all your ‘mum’ bits – phone, purse, lippy etc. I have included the eyelet on a flap just inside the bag. This was primarily to hold my sleepy fish toy but could also be used for keys. As with any item that comes in contact with children it needed to be sturdy! I put metal studs on the bottom to protect the fabric and a plastic bag base to help maintain the shape and stability. I have also inserted tubing into the handles for extra strength and interfacing has been used throughout.
The compact changing bag is padded and wipe clean. It has enough storage for a basic change kit. i.e. two or three nappies, wipes and disposal bags. I designed it to be carried within the main bag for a quick change. Once the mat is unfolded all the other bits you need are right there. No more rummaging in your bag to find them mid-change! It is also great when you child is a little older and you don’t need to carry so much ‘stuff’ around. It can just be hung on the back of the push chair and doesn’t take up too much space. As you may have noticed, my laptop wrap, submitted in the audition round was born from this design as the fold up function is so quick and compact.
Although you can’t see it, the sleepy fish toy has a ball rattle inside and all the scales and fins have a crinkly cellophane sewn in to make lots of noises. Perfect for entertaining your baby while you change her. There is a hanging loop with Velcro so it can be attached easily to the eyelet inside the bag or onto a pushchair etc
Happy day-tripping!
life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes.
Don't resist them-that only creats sorrow. Let reality be reality.
Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like.
I went on a redecorating binge and ripped down all my posters and pictures, then rearranged my photos into this odd heart shaped thing.
buuuut my prints came! Thanks so much Cat! I really love them and the little note on the back :)
"We must be The Change we want to see in this world" - Mahatma Ghandi.
and i kinda did a small change, a new haircut always gives a new start, (at least for me). it symbols something of a need for change within me.. i always do this when i'm like having bad days or something, i always do some big change.. haha! weird? yea thanks, i already know that. :)
i know! i need to get out.. but i'm still kinda sick, though im gettin better a little bit..
This "Change to come" may not look much to you, but these boxes are just *some* of my boots that need similar treatment to my shoes, with this wardrobe about to be fitted out to be my Boot Room - watch this space!
Stockholm Royal Palace puts on a "Changing of the Guard" ceremony daily during the summer months.
The parade marches or rides with the military band through the city streets to the outer courtyard of the Palace.
AOn the 13th Februray 2014 mother and child cross the platform at Stiege to join the Hasselfelde service. No. 99 7240-7 waits to reverse with the 8964 1659 Eisfelder Talmuhle to Quedlinburg.
Nikon F Photomic TN Nikkor 24mm 1:2.8 using Fomapan 100 souped in kodak D76 for 6:30 shot during demonstration against Climate Change in Stockholm Steptember 2019
When you stop trying to change others and work on changing yourself, your world changes for the better. -unknown
The International Brussels Tattoo Convention 2019 - UXC pro - Day 3 - A-Buck Vs MBM
A-Buck (c) Def. (Pin) MBM
For : UXC Pro Champion (No Title Change)
( Europe's Nr.1 International Tattoo Convention!
A huge amazing original show with super many things to see, do, buy, look, taste & try. But most important is to get tattooed by worlds finest tattoo artists!
Its one of the best shows around so don't miss it!
Change is never easy....but I am welcoming major change this month. Many of you know that I've been in the Antique business for about 18 years. I'm leaving Pink Salvage at the end of this month and going back to my old stomping grounds, Vintage Rabbit....where I was for many many years. Lots of physical challenges ahead this month, but who said change was easy? Here's to a great week ahead and lovely July for everyone~
The Best Time For New Beginnings Is Now.....
Vintage gear changers, these were positioned on the upper horizontal frametube.
The two on the right came from a 1936 and a 1938 bicycle.
On the left two older ones, the one on the back has the text "S.A .England", the one in front says "S.A. Gears".
Some Details of the set in my solo exhibition February 2011 @ Bangkok.-----Painting by Jittagarn Kaewtinkoy (Bangkok ,Thailand)
Having a baby is a life-changer. It gives you a whole other perspective on why you wake up every day.
Taylor Hanson
I changed the date/time on the upload on this one because I added the story below about taking this shot.
Same photo position as Delicately Light Painted One with slightly different post processing and settings.
I am undecided which I like best.
This is done with a 15 million candlepower spotlight painting the light onto Delicate Arch from the side on June 14, 2011.
My wife says I need to add the story behind this one....so, here it is.....
That night a couple hours before sundown we began the trek up to Delicate Arch....a 1.5 mile hike and about 600-700 ft elevation gain over the last mile at about a 12% grade. I have 2 bottles of water, 2 bottles of gatorade, a fanny pack full of snacks, tripod, flashlight, a 2 million candlepower spotlight, and my camera.
As we are waiting for the disappointing "glow" this time of year, there are more and more people showing up until there is probably 350 or more at the natural amphitheater. Of course, this number is probably higher because it is summer, and it is a full moon.
A few people know where to set up and what to do....they are the ones who carried tripods etc up and know what they are doing. The 340 people with their cell phone cameras and pocket sized digitals shooting in ever dimming light and setting off their flashes are mystified that their shots aren't clear. (eyeroll) These are also the ones who are taking inordinate amounts of time taking each others pic under the arch while none of the other people there want them in their photo....they don't understand why they can't just sit there under the arch and soak in the sunset view while in the view finder of everyone else.
Anyway, I am half way around the bowl shooting the rising moon under the arch...another photo on this page below), and a young man who is a boat captain originally from Belgium looks at my array of junk and remarks while pointing at the spotlight..."afraid of hiking down in the dark?"
"Uhhh...no.....I am waiting on the sun to set, the moon to rise, the darkness to ensue and these amateurs to leave, then I am going to take that 15 million candlepower spotlight and light paint the arch in a timed exposure."
Tanguy replied, "Oh........ I am staying for that!"
So we wait.
As we wait and are about to begin, we note there is another photographer with all the required requisite equipment and a small hand held 9-12 light LED flashlight painting the arch with light. With that small light it would take him a while to do it, and he is trying to get the thing figured out.
We watch, and once he is done with a first attempt, I set mine at F2.8, and 100 ISO for a 30 second opening, and hit it with the spotlight.
The guy across the way exclaims, "WOW, what kind of torch is that?!"
And Tanguy, taking off on the Crocodile Dundee example says..."You call that a torch, nah, this is a torch."
In a few minutes we are joined by Milan, originally from Ukraine, who sets up and we do a few light paints and he decides to go on his way.
Tanguy and I decide to experiment some more and decide to try oblique light painting from a spot not near the camera but off to the side at an angle so as to get more texture in the light painting. Tanguy operated his camera, and I light painted, and then he light painted and I operated my camera.
This photo is the result of the oblique angle light painting.
It was truly a magical night, and I have 2 new international friends.