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This is my first attempt at shibori. This is a cotton using fiber reactive dyes. I used eggplant and a dark green color, just pouring it over the wrapped pole a little here and a little there. It's a bit dark in person, but not as dark as the no flash version.
Developer, dye, an eyedropper, and a yogurt lid for mixing. You'll also need a couple of q tips and a couple of cotton pads
Yellow Dye Drop
Settings: 1", f14, ISO 100, Flash
Notes: This is milk with yellow food dye dripping into laundry detergent
Dyer Sailing Dinghy in very nice condition. All original bronze hardware, nice crisp sail, and Shaw and Tenney oars. Would make a very fun boat to learn to sail on or use as a dinghy.
this is a really old picture. I was searching for pictures of my dog and found this. I had to upload to flickr.
Ha! I am a microbiology nerd. I thought it looked kind of like we were lining up the slides after an excruciating (sp?) torture session, and the blood was blue. Nice, eh? Ah, the nerdiness...
Dedicated on the back to Aunt Elizabeth Ophelia and Uncle Isaac Jewett, Ascension Day. When Henry Page Dyer died in 1917 he was living a block or two north of Madison Square in Manhattan.
We challenged people to channel their inner Mick Jagger and offer their macro-take on "Paint it Black" for our #macromonday mini-theme on Google+, today. I personally found this to be a difficult one to shoot for! My tendency is normally to shoot the colorful and vibrant, not black and white, but it can be fun to dabble in.