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Our house cat, named Buddy, image from 2012. Had forgotten this bw-conversion until today. Took this with the lens wide open at f/1,4, so not much is in focus. Bw calms it down, as our cat is rather orange. Edit in Elements 8.
Argh, change me diaper! Swab the deck, err nursery! Hornswoggle features weathered, vintage-looking skulls on a sage green rib cotton knit. We've serged it in white, snapped it in white, and used organic bamboo velour inside to make this one diaper that will shiver your timbers!
Hornswoggle is a fitted diaper and requires a cover.
East meets West in this diaper featuring little Chinese girls walking in their garden amongst the waterlillies This is a directional print and will be all right-side up on the bum. China Doll is snapped in spring green and serged in spring green with an inner velour made from organic bamboo.
China Doll is the next release from our new woven fitteds collection. Each woven diaper will be released in limited quantities of 14 to 18 each.
This is a fitted diaper and requires a cover.
The wood piece on the right shows how the neck
piece looks from the beginning. The piece on the
left is the actual neck piece for the mandolin. This
mandolin is "The FlintHills" brand name being made
by Mark Franzke of Kansas City, Missouri. He is a
fellow artist musician friend.
made with an Analog Nikon F3 Camera.
Soligor C/D 1:3.5
78/210mm lens test
Arno Volkers
Van 't Hofflaan 9
4834 XD Breda
The Netherlands
This was taken by sticking my hand into the house around the corner. I used a large piece of foamcore to be the wall on the front and the wall upstairs
Moo! Oink, oink! Squeeeak! Can you imagine the excitement your little one will have pointing out all the farm animals to you?
Farm Girl was first offered as a one of a kind diaper sold on Hyena cart in July 2007.
goodmama.typepad.com/goodmama/2007/07/farm-girl-diape.html
We found a bit more of this fabric and have made a few more so that you have a chance to own a goodmama classic, now made in the pattern we all love, the soaker length that is perfection, and now featuring a hidden second row of rise snaps.
Seaton Delaval Hall (National Trust property in Northumberland) ...
'Seaton Delaval Hall is a great house set in its own estate with lovely gardens and a fine collection; bit it is also much more.
It is a signpost pointing to the diverse history of a family which acquired land here in the late 11th century. The house occupies the site of a Norman settlement, and its original Norman chapel remains in use today.
Built between 1719 and 1730 for Admiral George Delaval, it is not only the finest house in the north east of England, but also among the finest works of its architect, Sir John Vanbrugh, one of the masters of English Baroque.
For 900 years, the estate has been a stage for drama, intrigue and romance while the surrounding landscape has fuelled industrial revolution. The house has survived terrible fires, military occupation and potential ruin.' NT
aisle behind the choir of the Cathedral St. Peter, Exeter
Quergang hinter dem Chor der Kathedrale St. Peter in Exeter
developed in Adobe Lightroom 6.1.1 64bit
HDR from 5 raw-shots using Photomatix Pro 4.2
finished in Adobe Photoshop CS6 using TopazDenoise
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Show your little one that there are no monsters under his bed -- they are dancing around under the moonlight on this diaper! Silly monsters in blues and greens frolick under a star filled, crescent moon sky. Monster Mash has celery green serging, china blue snaps, and soft but sturdy denim blue cotton velour inside next to baby's skin. It's a scream!
Monster Mash is a fitted diaper and requires a cover.
New York City. The Lipstick Building was designed by Philip Johnson and John Burgee and is unusual for its elliptical shape and offset tiers. It's not easy to photograph but if you're in the vicinity of 53rd and Park it's a quick walk down to 3rd Ave. to check it out. Here you can see the Citicorp tower reflected in it.
Canon 5D, Canon Canon 24-70 f/2.8 L at 42mm, ISO 500, f/7 at 1/20th of a second (leaning on mailbox)
Week #43 (w/b 03 May) Item Beginning With The First Letter Of Your Name - the subject must be an item/prop and not a description of a subject. This should be an interesting week as you are allowed to shoot anything you wish as long as that subject begins with the first letter of your name.
N is for Nautical Nancy is for Neck - Nautical Nancy's Neck ;o)
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #43" "Item Beginning With The First Letter Of Your Name" "Unusual PoV Tuesday"
This was not an easy shot to do. The big camera was too big in my small bathroom and I needed the bathroom light for the right lighting. I held up my little Point&Shoot and bingo, got a good shot.