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A souvenir baseball from my first Chicago Cubs game in 1989. The signatures are not real, unless they made the Cubs players sign every baseball in the souvenir shop.
Disregard my dirty fingernails.
This Foto has been turned into what appears to be an entrance pass for the Berlin Zoo. There is a reversed stamp that is impressed into the card that when side-lit reads “Verein des Zoologischen Gartens Berlin 1913.” The translated text reads: “The transfer of this identification to a person other than the person identified by the photograph and name will result in the confiscation of this card. Any participant in improper use is punishable under Section 263 of the Criminal Code. The cardholder must provide his signature upon request from the inspecting officers. Handwritten signature of the owner: Paul Hoffmann.” The use of the photograph for its intended purpose is odd, given that it was likely taken nearly 20 years earlier.
Front: Euoplocephalus block printed onto cotton with a stripe of herringbone. The reverse is woven silk and an upcycled cuff from a men's shirt.
This is what I feel when I'm reverse skydiving. Chicago, USA. August 2015. © Sam Loz Photography. Find me on Facebook @ SamLoz Photography
After a looong hiatus, Happy Hour Cow is back! Unfortunately, so did the alcoholism!
This pic: Another random shift into reverse...this time, backing up at a stop sign (wrong side of the road) into a police cruiser!
I loved the size and shape of the cupcake from HA wish big so I stamped it on the reverse side of the glitter cardstock and cut out. The bottom was run through a paper crimper and the top was pop-dotted.
Detail - crucifixion & resurrection - Late 14c Despenser Retable / Reredos made by Norwich craftsmen, with 5 panels showing the scourging, way of sorrows, crucifixion, resurrection and ascension of Christ. It is named after the Bishop of Norwich, Henry le Despenser 1369-1406 who is thought to have given it after his forces successfully contained the Peasant's revolt of 1381 Several painted glass / enamel shields, in the border are associated with others who led the attack on the peasants.
Originally in St Michael at Plea church, It was re-discovered in 1847 having been reversed and used as a table - Norwich cathedral
The expression” armed forces push-up”might raise a photo of some remarkably difficult type of a currently requiring(however satisfying) workout. Exactly how does an army push-up vary from a normal country American push-up? Not as high as you may believe.
So presume the placement as...
I did two today, don't @ me.
I really love this pair of photos, and they're two which really benefit from some editing.
This one got the standard set of sky fixes, and while I was in there I made my face a little less ruddy too ;)
(Also, I think this is the first time I've appeared in one of my own #RAWgust photos.)