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First time draping on the stand. Second bustier muslin ever. (Not finished though)
This was made during the Masterclass Couture Bustier 2019 at the Modevakopleiding in Arnhem
Working on draping the top of my suit and tie dress - made from 2 pairs of suit pants & several neckties. I think everything is going to be okay.
While going to bed, she wanted to cover her head with her blanky. She wanted to show mommy, but I came back with the camera instead. I DID tell mommy while I was grabbing the camera.
Taken on film, 2000. I love how her back paws are folded here.
Please excuse the pants, they were my paintingpants :)
One of two wedding cakes this week. This one went to the Surfair Resort right on the beach at Marcoola on the Sunshine Coast.
11 inch Chocolate Cherry Ripe Mudcake, a 9 inch Caramel Mars Bar Mudcake and a 7 inch White Chocolate. All layered and coated with chocolate ganache and covered in white fondant.
I used half Bakels and half Satin Ice and kneaded in lots of extra icing sugar. I am so impressed with this - it was wonderful to work with and hardly any air bubbles.
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Strobist: LP160 in softbox boomed over subject, 2 LP160's pointed at background wall, white foam core subject left for fill
The new dining room drapes without any cats in the photo. At dinner we were talking about how this room always looks golden or sepia toned. The colors enhance my Steampunk theme.
More smoke images from a set I shot last January and February.
Strobist Info: Canon 580 EX II about a foot from the smoke. Camera settings were approx. 1/200 sec at f/9. See setup shot.
Happy Tree Tuesday!
Camera: Hassleblad 500c
Film: Ilford HP5
Location: Hoh Rain Forest - Olympic National Park
Series: Tree Tuesday
In the ancient forest of the Hoh, moss clings to anything and everything. Its so prevalent, that it actually seems odd to find something not covered in it. I'd venture to say its my favorite part of this particular forest, well besides the trees of course.
Photographically speaking I was rather productive on my recent trip out to the Olympic National Park a few weeks ago, returning home with 10 or so rolls of exposed film. This image is from the one roll I've gotten around to developing so far. The weather has been to nice lately to spend it holed up inside developing, scanning and editing film. Thats a job best suited for winter.
Speaking of summer fun, I'm off to Mount Rainier tomorrow for another solo camping/hiking/photography trip. I'm heading to the Sunrise, and the northeast part of the park for the first time, really looking forward to it. Weather might be a bit interesting as thunder showers are on the docket for Wednesday. Not worried though, a little rain never hurt anyone. Besides the forest looks and feels more alive after a rainstorm.
Eugenius. AD 392-394. AR Miliarense (21mm, 3.66 g, 6h). Treveri (Trier) mint. D N EVGENI VS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right / GLORIA ROMANORVM, Eugenius standing left, holding labarum in right hand and shield set on ground in left; TRPS. RIC IX 104; RSC 2†a. EF. Extremely rare.
Ex Spink 214 (26 September 2012), lot 437; Gussage All Saints Hoard (PAS Ref. DOR-A1CCB1; NC 171 [2011], no. 54).
Found on land belonging to the parish of Gussage All Saints in Dorset, England on 10 May 2010, the Gussage All Saints Hoard comprised 9 miliarenses and 653 siliquae packed in an earthenware flagon. The hoard ranges from Julian II to Honorius and was probably deposited around AD 410, when Roman rule in Britain was crumbling, leaving the province to defend itself from increasing Germanic and Irish attacks. In accordance with U.K. Treasure Laws, the hoard was taken intact to the British Museum, where the coins were cleaned and catalogued.
Following the death of Valentinian II in May 392, his Frankish magister militum, Arbogast, hailed Eugenius emperor of the West. Eugenius, a professor of grammar and rhetoric, seemed a suitable selection as he posed little threat to Arbogast’s ambitions, but Eugenius’ replacement of the eastern emperor Theodosius I’s men in imperial posts with his own loyalists, as well as his generosity toward pagans, antagonized Theodosius and ultimately led to the Battle of the Frigidus in September 394. Theodosius’ forces were victorious, with Eugenius being captured and executed, while Arbogast committed suicide.
CNGTRITONXVII, 806
1960's drapes.
3 layers of generously pleated material - white linen lining with blue/green subtle fading stripes (blue fading into green, fading into blue etc) linen fabric which is sandwiched between the white linen lining and open woven lime green mesh fabric. The oval holes in the mesh fabric are about 1 1/2 inches long at the longest. 2 eight foot panels, enough to cover 16 feet of window and wall - nearly 8 feet tall. In pristine like new condition.