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The judges at the 2012 High Times Cannabis Cup (Seattle) awarded first place in Best Glass to Pulse Glass, and it’s easy to see why they also picked up first place Best Bubbler and Best Tube at the 2012 Kush Cup! This Los Angeles-area-based American glass brand makes each...
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Product Features :- { Our range of classic but contemporary glass and ceramic Reed Diffusers are finished with a delicate cloud of gypsophila and offer a selection of over thirty gorgeous fragrances that will transform the ambience of any room. Choose from a complete palette of heavenly scents from the fresh, zesty or invigorating to earthy, deep and sensual. The fast wicking, no-flip reeds are engineered not to clog and possess excellent fragrance throw characteristics.
Product care:
• Reed diffusers may be flammable, please keep away from open flames
• Diffuser liquid may damage some surfaces, ensure that you wipe any residual oil from the bottom of the bottle before placing it on a protected, level surface
• Please avoid placing your diffuser in direct sunlight
• Keep diffuser out of reach from children and pets
• Do not ingest diffuser liquid
• Use gloves when handling used reeds }
Product Price :- { £25.00 }
Part of the ‘home of the future’
Home Futures
(November 2018 to March 2019)
...a series of dreamlike passages and rooms designed by New York-based architects SO-IL and explore yesterday’s visions of the future – as avant-garde speculations are displayed alongside contemporary objects and new commissions.
...more than 200 objects and experiences to trace the key social and technological aspirations that have driven change in the home. Historical notions of the mechanised home and the compact home are displayed alongside contemporary phenomena such as connected devices and the sharing economy.
[Design Museum]
Through a single layer facial tissue. Significant reduction in light and the quality of the image. Gives it the feel of an old time photograph.
I'm questioning whether this would be diffused lighting - is it the subject, or the light the subject passes through? This is not necessarily a submission for this project, but more of a question answered if anyone can help out.
Diffuse lighting is achieving softer and subtler light in and from an image. I not only choose sunset and black and white to achieve this softness but the subject was deliberate to capture the very essence of this technique. The subject: an innocent baby girl simply existing. What could be more sudue than this?
The diffused side lighting creates a more natural look, but still has a somewhat undesirable look about it.