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Monday was a very bad day for me. Just when I was overwhelmed by everything happening in my life I walk out an see this gift.
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Kimi Raikkonen in the E21 Lotus F1 car on day four of pre-season testing at the Circuito de Jerez in southern Spain.
we almost reached sandal-without-socks/nylons weather (hey, i live in eastern europe, it's what people consider high fashion here), but then it got muggy and rainy.
i discovered the ---------- feature in PS and had fun -------------. this is why this looks wonky. but i kind of enjoy it. and i use "------------" because for the life of me i have NO idea what it was that i did. OH NO WAIT YES I DO!! highlights and shadows! i played with highlights and shadows! though i still can't get it to be exactly how i want. ah well. onward-ho!
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There are hundreds of these interwar blocks of flats in inner London. Most are of unremarkable design, but when I came upon this one I thought it looked a cut above most. Then I remembered reading in Pevsner of some flats somewhere around here by one of the more distinguished Modernist practices. I looked it up when I got home. Yes, Henriques Street, south of Commercial Road, by Burnet, Tait & Lorne, 1934-5, Modernist flats for the adjoining Bernhard Baron Jewish Settlement, founded by Basil Henriques. The only trouble is Pevsner refers to Basil House, but this is called Batson House. This must be it though. I've been up and down Henriques Street on Google Street View and there is no other candidate. It adjoins the Jewish Settlement. There are, I think, three blocks like this ...so perhaps one of the others is Baron House. I like the pillars running through the landings, with an especially chubby one at ground level. The windows must be replacements. Henriques Street, by the way, used to be Berner Street, site of one of Jack the Ripper's murders. I think it was still Berner Street when I last visited in 1970.
The line to Burra was opened in 1870, with the last train running in 2004, Farrell Flat being one of the stations on that line.
Our ISB fifth grade Flat Classroom Sounding Board students requested a Skype conversation with High School Flat Classroom participants. Thankfully Anne Mirtschin's class in Australia agreed to share their experiences with us!
Day 4: A tire blew out very early in the day, just West of Albuquerque. Penske sent a local contractor out pretty quickly, but we still lost about an hour and a half.
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"Honey's Flat"
A project by Sara Gentilini (aka Hops).
Concept, Photo, Creation of the Location: Hops (Sara Gentilini);
Model: Miele Rancido;
Styling: Miele Rancido & Hops (Sara Gentilini);
Make Up Artist: Miele Rancido;
Light Designer: Antonio Sandro Crisà.
LOCATION:
Accademia Torinese di Fotografia_ Moncalieri (TO).
Special Thanks to Sandro & Accademia!
Breathable mesh upper and lining
Leather and synthetic overlays
Removable foam cushioned insole
Biomogo compound for eco breakdown of midsole in landfill
HPR Plus abrasion and wear resistant outsole
Balanced tread for a correct, smooth stride
link web: www.chinasportsshoes.com/
A close-up shot of legs wearing dark patterned/lace-effect tights and simple black ballet flats
Tights or leggings worn with flats
Heel popping out of shoes.
This project was a bit of a disaster, to be honest! I started off following this tutorial but changed it a bit. I had no pre-made bias tape and so did square corners. I haven't used the type of binding they use before though, so I ended up winging it. It was hard to bind with all the layers and insul-brite. But, I finished it!
I used prints from Erin McMorris's Weekends line! It matches my flat iron :)