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new custom sock patterns for madtosh! the pattern designer did such gorgeous work!
colorways
left: chartres
right: logwood
2011 Photo Walk | More Hong Kong | Most Interesting | Explore | Photo Walk slide show
Camera Model : NIKON D3
Exposure : 0.020 seconds
Aperture : f/3.5
ISO Speed : 200
Focal Length : 20.802734375 mm
Subject Distance : 0.4 meters
Looking to the right tower from the skybridge, 170m up.
At 452 metres above sea level, the Petronas Twin Towers are impressive buildings. Unfortunately the public is only allowed to go up to the skybridge, less than half way up. The towers were designed by architect César Pelli and completed in 1998. More tower stats and info can be found here.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
First draft of houppelande pattern. It needs more fullness throughout and is binding across the shoulders.
I submitted this to the Colour Print Competition in the Abingdon Camera Club League Competion this month. I have boosted the colours in Photoshop as I thought the contrast of the green and orange looked good.
I'm not sure what this is, but it sure is pretty. Hope it doesn't sting! :( I can't find a ID photo in my field guide, maybe a sand wasp? Not sure, I'm open to some id help!
Vol 64 from the now defunct Radicut rugs company - bold 1960s patterns and traditional florals were order of the day.