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A visit to Reverse Garbage at Woolongabba was recommended to me recently and I was not disappointed with my visit. The shop accepts goods which otherwise were headed for landfill. They sort and sell a surprising range of items which are popular for those whose skills extend to up cycling. My purchase is on the counter with the male staff member.
This ornament in the natural history series serves double duty representing "spice". I made a lino block print of a galic bulb onto ecru fabric and backed it with a textured cream frabric (the lines echoing the lines in garlic skin). The ornament is suspended by a translucent silver-white ribbon.
Strictly speaking, this is a TtV picture, because that's the viewfinder right there. However, it's actually a picture of someone else (ibecks) taking a reverse TtV picture. So the title is correct. So there.
Reverse: "Esther Nyvall" - estate of Peg Gustafson Peterson.
More at pchs.org/resources/2002-042-029
A small flower weighted down and shot in container of carbonated soda with a Sigma 105mm Macro lens then cleaned and touched up with Photofiltre Studio.
A reversed Hinomaru (former Japanese flag) appearing in one of the christmas balls at the Sony center in Berlin.
The reverse of a medium bronze coin, struck in Maroneia, Thrace, c. 148 BC.
Compare GCV 1638 and Davissons 09, 09 October 1997, 13, which are similar. My coin is of better style. Just saying.
Ascension - South chapel of St Luke formerly dedicated to St John the Baptist - Late 14c Despenser Retable / Reredos with 5 panels showing the death and resurrection 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