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Weston is my youngest grandson, at least for a couple of months until his younger brother arrives. =) This kid... a big brother?! Absolutely!
Looking out the front door, his older brother has his attention and his delight. Weston is so expressive, and the youngest (so far) in a succession of really good looking grandkids... what can I say... good genes. ;)
On Sunday morning after some sunrise shots, did some model shots with Sibo and here are the results
In as much as i appreciate all your comments, please show respect to the model in this picture. thank you for understanding :)
This is the method published by JP Weigle in Bicycle Quarterly, Winter 2011. This schematic, along with the accompanying photos in this set, illustrates the concept.
Hoop Up swap inspiration piece.
stitched on vintage white cotton that I tea dyed with an herbal lemon tea and masala chai tea mixture.
Based on sideshow performer Dolly Dimples (though I changed her skin color and hair dramatically).
Dolly Dimples was one of the most famous sideshow "Fat Lady" acts. After suffering a near-fatal heart attack at her peak weight of 555lbs, she went on a diet (of babyfood!), and dropped down to 112lbs in FOURTEEN MONTHS!
We were listening to an audio book together and I saw how the light was hugging her so I grabbed my camera. I didn't even notice her dimple until I uploaded the photo. One of my favorite little parts of her. <3
“John Martin’s Book for Little Children,” August 1913, Vol. II, No. 1
Subscriptions $3.00 a year. Single copies 25 cents. Published Monthly at No. 5 West 39th Street, New York, New York, by John Martin’s House, Inc.
Entered as second-class matter, November 23, 1912, at the Post Office, New York, N.Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.