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Lengthening, thickening, non-flaking, non-smudging... totally hard-wearing. Sassy and lush. Works on the catwalk, soups up the sidewalk.
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Spray lashed decks en route from Castlebay (Barra) to Oban. Island of Muldoanich just outside Castlebay just visible in the background (left).
Bat For Lashes (Natasha Khan) @ Coachella 2013, Weekend 2. April 20th, 2013.
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Global Dinner/Closing Party at TED2017 - The Future You, April 24-28, 2017, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Photo: Ryan Lash / TED
one of my goals for the new year is to save up to buy a better camera so I can take beautiful shots of my children. I also want to take a photography class, so I can learn how to take "real" pictures, with good lighting and such.
When I look at the pictures some of the women I admire on Flickr take, I feel somewhat envious and very dumb because my pictures don't even come CLOSE to being beautiful like theirs.
But my children are beautiful, so I love each picture I take of them, even if they aren't perfect or don't have great lighting or aren't framed perfectly. To me, they are beatuiful because of who THEY are.
And they? Are perfect.
I wish I was better at this, but, the truth is, I have no idea what I'm doing and I use a simple "point and shoot." But, I try. And I hope I at least do a good job of capturing "Moments" in their lives and emotions that they feel. That's what is really important to me.
Lash Out!
Poppy Parker™ Dressed Doll (Workshop Kit)
Cinematic: The 2015 Integrity Toys Convention Collection
Go from ordinary to glam with our individual lash extensions. Perfect for any special occasion or everyday!
Dolly De Lash
was a beautiful lass
a flapper ahead of her time
She danced all the night
t’was a beautiful sight
of rare beauty
and truly sublime
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Natasha Khan, aka Bat for Lashes, played the last show of her current tour in support of her third studio record The Haunted Man at West London's Shepherd's Bush Empire.
The English singer-songwriter played an energetic set, covering her catalogue with fan favourites such as Glass, Daniel and Laura along with good coverage of The Haunted Man.
The London-based singer gave a shout out to her family who populated an entire wing of the level one balcony to rapturous applause from a very satisfied crowd.
Kahn also managed to squeeze in the first live outing of her cover of Fleetwood Mac classic Rhiannon, describing it as "a song by one of my favourite ladies" and taking to a stand-up piano to perform it.
Taking photos at this show, I was left dizzy following Kahn across the stage and up a purposely-placed ramp as she spun, weaved and jumped her way through her set adding energy and character to songs I'd previously never heard live.
Macro of my eyelashes.
I was actually aiming for my eyes, but I missed... barely.
But it turned out as a nice abstract.
This week's Assignment 52 is "artificial light". Bradfordik was too busy to pose, so I had to figure out how to work the remote control... and got a good workout running between the camera and the stool. It was very sunny outside, with direct sunlight coming inside... so I had to choke on the aperture and increase the strobe strength.
What I like about this picture is how the light paints lashes on my eye lids.
We all know that most human lashes are tooo long for BJDs, even for SDs.
And Some of you sure tried to cut it at the top and found it look not so nice ^^
With this little trick it is possible to use the human lashes.
You need lashes, glue, a brush, a plastic surface that can get messe up with glue and of curse siccors.
It works best with the fuller lashes, I guess with these stroky things taht having gaps between the lashes it would be not so easy to handle..
First cut the lashes to the desired length.
Then apply some glue to the lashes paralell to the end of the lashes on both sides, just to make sure...
I tried it a little askew to make it more even in the length but glued in, the ankle is a little bit wierd..
Then it is time to wait.. Depending on the glue, temparature and humidity.. normally 30-45 minutes should be fine.
I like the wood glue, because it gets transparent, when it dries.
When you wait to long and it is dried for hours it can crack when you bend the lashes to fit it in.
We wait until there is just a little bit of white left.
Then cut it next to the glue or slightly in the glue, when you got a wide stripe of glue.
The glue is the new band. Then you can apply it to your doll like normal lashes..