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We picked up the vintage case study bed and end tables when we were still in San Francisco. When the trees are in bloom, this is my favorite room in the house.
Hey there everyone! Sorry for the long wait in terms of a new figure, I have been working hard to get some items prepped and finished for this years Brickcon convention in Seattle, WA (Yes, this includes the falcon, which will be uploaded soon). Anyways, here is a figure that I recieved about a week ago and decided to paint up. THe sculpting was done over by Andrew (AKA Brickaffliction), and was distributed through Josaih at Brickzalive. Thanks for an amzing sculpt guys, I hope my paint job did it some justice. Thanks for the support everyone, and as always, expect more content coming soon!
-Ian
This master bedroom has an island flair, with an amazing castle door leading to the patio area. The ceiling is highlighted by a faux coral and umber treatment, and the wall behind the bed was painted with bursts of tropical flora. Can I get you a cocktail?
-Design by Champagne Chic Interiors
Lotus 78/2 driven by Lee Mowle. I'm posting a larger number of pics of this car because I think it's one of the most beautiful F1 cars ever made. Topped the following year by the Lotus 79 but both in my top 10 of all time best looking F1 cars.
The Lotus 78 "wing car" was a Formula One racing car used in the 1977 and 1978 seasons. It was designed by Peter Wright, Colin Chapman, Martin Ogilvie and Tony Rudd, and was the car that started the ground effect revolution in Formula One.
This is the second picture I took of him. Even with all the branches, it was easier to spot him than when he was lined up with the tree trunk.
I am in the master bedroom looking out through the entrance door into the passageway. In the distance is the doorway to the garage and the entrance to the toilet is on the right of this picture. 4:05pm, Sunday the 5th of December, 2021.
This is a portrait of Cambodian Master Musician, Ieng Sithul, who I first met two weeks ago...with this shot taken yesterday (when I saw the Children of the Khmer show for the third time at this year's Edinburgh Fringe).
In Cambodia, he is one of the most popular recording artists and a regular host on TV. He survived the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge and now he uses his considerable talents to enrich and enhance the lives of a new generation in Cambodia.
He teaches classical wedding dance to a large class of students in Phnom Penh. In doing so, he is changing many lives for the better as well as preserving the heritage and cultural traditions of Cambodia.
Meeting the Children of the Khmer has been one of my most positive Fringe experiences ever. For the most part, we don't share a common language...but have still established a connection.
The World Festival at St George's West won a 'Spirit of the Fringe" award on Friday. It was richly deserved. In a year where there has been a shambolic ticketing system...and oppressively fussy High Street stewarding, this venue has demonstrated what the Fringe is all about.
My thanks are due to Toby, John, Dickie, Dickon, Carol and Jerome for letting me share in the experience. I also owe a vote of thanks to Alex Hewitt from The Scotsman for helping me to get permission to photograph Children of the Khmer in the first place.
However, most of all my thanks are due to Master Ieng Sithul and his fellow teachers. Cambodia is a country which has suffered greatly in the recent past, but it was inspirational to watch these talented students perform what they clearly love doing.
Please consider supporting the work of Cambodian Living Arts in some way.
Starter pistol - CIty Beach - Interclub carnival. This image is part of my 'Sons of Beaches' photography project.
I decided to go crazy and do a mix in the Master Bedroom of The Riptide by Architect Justi Barcelo, owner of JBC architecture.
I took the blue back round and mixed some woods with blacks and browns. Threw in some fab zebra skins to brighten it all up.
I found a fabulous Illustrator on Instagram called Tabula.hr. I got permission to use his work on SL.Then added his amazing picture in the red, black and white to highlight the room.
The Bright white Hanging ball Lamps and tieback curtains, by Catta Grizot of Atrium, give it the class the room called for. All together you have once again my Eclectic Style of Decorating. Come see it in person to experience the textures and life it gives you.
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Description of the photographer: The photo shows a master, a young man, who agreed to do a hard work in bad working conditions in absence of jobs he is trained for. The salary is about 250 €, if he receives it. In He Djerdap, Serbia.
Author: Milorad Drča, Serbia
This photo was received in the framework of the ILO 'Work4Youth' photo contest.
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Kodak Ultramax 800
Yashica Minister D
Yashinon 4.5cm F:2.8
Lightroom 3
1920s Master briefs some of his staff on the days planned activities, thanks to Jeff Wharton for photo of re enactor Master, flic.kr/p/2qujvk3 all else generated by leonardo.ai