View allAll Photos Tagged pacifiers
Apparently there's a local tradition for the toddlers in Stavanger to hang up their pacifiers on this specific tree when they're done with them. Kinda weird, but at the same time, pretty cool.
Open air museum in Stockholm has a "kids zoo" area with kittens and guinea pigs. Parents take their kids there when its time to say goodbye to the pacifier. There are thousands of pacifiers on all the trees.
Open air museum in Stockholm has a "kids zoo" area with kittens and guinea pigs. Parents take their kids there when its time to say goodbye to the pacifier. There are thousands of pacifiers on all the trees.
Someone needs to tell my son that a pacifier is not a teething toy. He seriously chewed on that thing for a good 10 - 15 minutes straight without even coming up for air!!
7 mo. 2 weeks. 1 day.
on the stairs of the clinic where I walk every day... I know...seems on purpose, but, hey...it wasn't me...it found me!
"quant'è bella giovinezza che si fugge tutta via, chi vuol esser lieto sia, di doman non vi è certezza"
Lost Pacifier I found on one of the urban explorations along Wisla River. I my do not have direct rubber / medical fetish but although brown and its shades is at the end of my list of preferred colors I must to admit that there is something fascinating in this kind of semi transparent "body" alike rubber that is used for medical purposes. The whole image gives me sort of necrophiliac sensation. I like the graduating circles on the sides - it makes me think about golden years of futurism :)
Image from the Trash series (Trash Portraits/Trash Evidence/Minimal Trash/Trash Worship - suit yourself) done during last years as a sort of hobby :)
Warsaw, Early Spring, 2006
Nikon F3; 55 mm Nikon lens; Sensia 100.