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Everything here was found, except for the tiki lights. The broken planter moved with us from the old apartment (found broken in the bushes). Notice her missing heads are above the fountain. All the tools were found here at the new house.
The Austin Bead Society has an exhibit at the Austin Bergstrom International Airport, July 17- October 26th. Make it a point to see it if you are flying into or out of Austin!
The object was to photograph Clive Edwards' Tiger Moth and Super Cub over the grounds of Knebworth House. Flown by Clive in the Super Cub, John Dodd in the Tiger Moth, and Desmond Penrose flying me in my Super Cub.
Random grouping of objects isolated on transparent background. Intended for use in 3D-imaging and game creation programs, they are also useful for inclusion in other 2D imagery. Individual objects range in size from 400 pixels to 900 pixels.
My family collects stuff. Stuff travels with them. Poking around in my family's stuff unearths treasures. I am trying to photograph things and preserve them that way, as there is already too much stuff travelling with me, like tiny little lampreys.
Museum Lates: Night of the Mammoth at National Museum of Scotland, Friday 28 February 2014. Find out more at www.nms.ac.uk/lates
Bocados de Praia produces objects of decoration, using media with rustic properties, such as clay, wood furniture and frames, or even more sophisticated, such as acrylic and glass, which complement the crafting work based exclusively on materials of natural origin. The marine shells and other elements are collected in specific locations and selected for their harmony and are always carefully planned and carried out to high standards.
We sell to public and for resale, in Portugal and abroad.
Please visit www.bocadosdepraia.com and click on "Veja o nosso catálogo em PDF" under the main picture, if you are interested to download our portfolio.
For further information, contact us by bocadosdepraia@gmail.com
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A Bocados de Praia fabrica objectos de decoração, utilizando suportes quer de carácter mais rústico, como os barros, móveis e molduras em madeira, quer mais sofisticados, como os acrílicos e vidros, que complementam o trabalho artesanal baseado exclusivamente em materiais de origem natural. As conchas e outros elementos marinhos são recolhidos em locais específicos e seleccionados pela sua harmonia e são sempre cuidadosamente planeados e executados segundo elevados padrões de qualidade.
Vendemos para público e revenda, em Portugal e no estrangeiro.
Para mais informações contacte-nos através do email bocadosdepraia@gmail.com ou consulte o nosso website em www.bocadosdepraia.com
One of my lovely colleagues was helping me out with some photography today and honing her skills while i did other tasks with the items.
She is photographing the Ista-coat that is part of the Daura-Suruwal Nepali men's dress presented to Sir Edmund Hillary when he was made an honorary citizen of Nepal in 2003
Photography, measuring and permanent storage time.
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In front of the Nelson-Atkins is one of the famous Shuttlecocks, and Henry Moore's "Three-Part Object".
From nelson-atkins.org:
"Henry Moore observed that “Three-Part Object is a strange work, even for me. Three similar forms are balanced at angles to each other. In my mind it has a connection with insect life, possibly centipedes. Each segment has a leg, and there is an element in the sculpture nearer to an animal organism than a human one.”
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Wedding of Joe Wright and Amy McGlothlin at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Bedford, Mass. Wednesday, November 23, 2016.
Photo by James M. Patterson © 2016
taken approx. 5 inches away without a flash or zoom. Backround objects slightly out of focus and the eye is drawn towards the word 'Paris'.
My own design, in which the bottom ribbing is too tight! I started this at a Chuck E. Cheese in 2005, and completed it on New Year's Eve, 2006. It took 7 skeins of Noro Shinano.