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Close up of the smeared bed bug on the glass jar. You can see the body in the smear and shed skin below it, plus feces, eggs, and young, engorged nymphs.
Another close-up shot, you can see the detail better :) She's an obitsu 03 head, with thermal saran (orange to yellow when warm) full repaint and hair rooted by me. Some of the blushing is lost a little in the light.
Alana was upset that I ruined her makeup and left my lip imprint there, but she looked so beautiful up close that I couldn't resist.
About three to four times a week, I wake up and find Inde didn't make it through the night without going KakaPuey on the floor. (It's a word now, I said so) This is not what makes him a bad dog. No Sirree Bob. Not even close. Atleast he does it on the tile and not the carpet. I get it, he's a puppy. But WHEN I WAKE UP TO FIND HE TAUGHT THE KITTY TO GO KAKAPUEY ON THE FLOOR, I'm a little upset!
That's right, you heard me correct. I woke up this morning, walked out into the Living Room and found a teeny tiny little KakaPuey less than 12 inches away from a GREAT BIG KAKAPUEY
View up Close ... OF THE DOG, you goof, not the KakaPuey
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Daily Dog Challenge: Begins With C
(Close up ... KakaPuey actually might be CakaPuey but spell check wants to make it Cupcake when I spell it with C. I thought that kinda gross.)
Close up of a Saxon girdle hanger (belt pendant) which was discovered during excavations at Cambourne in Cambridgeshire.
For more information visit www.wessexarch.co.uk/projects/cambridgeshire/cambourne/index
Close up form Cranky Pressman self-promotional trade card piece. Letterpress printed in 3 colors.
Illustration by David Flaherty
Art Direction: Jamie Berger
New! A 16" x 20" color print in the works here at Tugboat Printshop!Featuring a hollow "LOG" blooming with forest life!
Just to prove a point here . I like the wide view better. Everything in between those two angles was even worse as I would have had to move closer and then would miostly have gotten the bottom of the tree house. Not very tempting.
I tiled the fondant pieces on top of the buttercream. Added some silver bead details on the edge of the wings.
hard to get a good close shot of drawings with this pen. the black gives a nasty glare when i use my camera and my scanner was 'free with purchase' (i guess i got what i paid for)
Close-up view through a short section of fibrous asbestos magnesia pipe insulation. The small section of insulation is actually two molded halves held together by thin canvas wrap. By its nature, magnesia insulation is very powdery and surprisingly light-weight, and was designed for and typically used on high-temperature heating systems, such as for steam pipes. This particular mag sample contains both chrysotile and amosite asbestos fibers.
LINK TO FULL 4k VIDEO:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4rIMGM8GGY&list=PL8A1SlC4JBP...
There are billions of leaves around us, but how many times we stop to look them?
Made with reversed lens technique.
Alessio Vaccaro is an amateur photographer and videomaker based in Cefalù (Palermo, Italy). His interests include traveling, extreme sports, astrophotography, macrophotography, videomaking and engineering.
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