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This large steel turnbuckle is one of a few that hold a suspension bridge over this tranquil river scene in the background.
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Simple tank dress made from refashioning a woman's long sleeve shirt, clearance floral skirt attached.
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SIMPLE MINDS
ZENITH / PARIS
24/11/13
by Sandie Besso Photography
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Cobertor de chenille con guarda pampa, cubresomier en rojo oscuro y dos almohadones que acompañan y cortan el sobresaliente diseño de la manta.
A simple (and crude, I'll admit) way to illustrate how a little post processing can make a big difference in a photograph.
A variation of my simple realpuki dress with fancy vintage trim - can't for the life of me remember what that thread insertion method is called - it's too simple so it's not in my embriodery book. I got this trim with the other really sheer stuff (someone suggested could be silk viole instead of cotton or some sort of mix) which I had been using for these dresses.
So instead of focusing, I'm messing about with realpuki sewing. I have a bunch of Blythe Petite patterns which I'm altering for this size - I started when I first got her but you know how life is... I have underpants (really they look like tight boxers which I made when I first got her) and a muslin dress with ink stains all over (thank you, fraycheck) which I made yesterday.
SIMPLE MINDS
BIG MUSIC TOUR 2015
Official stage photographer
Falconer Salen, Copenhagen, Denmark
12/03/2015
by Sandie Besso Photography
for any booking, professional & artistic shootings contact me : sandie.besso@gmail.com
Paris / France
Taken at Aria in City Center in front of the awesome water fall wall thing.
I finally went and shot with my new camera!! :) Again, we headed down to the Strip. Me and my friend Toni went for like 6 hours just messing around and taking photos like crazy. We hit every major hotel from City Center down to the Venetian. Long but crazy fun day! :)
{Make a photograph of a beautiful simple shape, such as an egg, today. Utilize lighting and focus to make it sing.}
My simple shape today is "oval". This is a Blue Topaz stone that my Grandmother bought me back in 1991 while she was on a Carnival Cruise. Can't decide if I wanna make it a ring or a necklace. Probably just gonna put it back in my jewlery box for another 15 years! lol
With Cascade 220 color 9338 "lichen" pattern by Stephanie Japel - available from Stitch Diva Studios. - Ravelried here.
Hadley~Caprice wearing a new dress that arrived yesterday....we love it! Goes perfect with Mabs lil' cameo too! :)
I am simple. Not simple in the slang and not simple as in an easy going person. I just mean that I don't really require diamonds and flowers or even guitars or cameras for my maintenance and upkeep.
You can make me happy with a feather.
A friend once sent me the fang of a tarantula and a red feather from her macaw. My husband has famously brought me dead animals and bones and feathers, like this one, fresh from the park yesterday morning.
A blue jay feather. Bold and beautiful.
I like to have my guitar at the ready, and no one can love my camera and my laptop like I do. And I like my bed just so and complete silence during The Good Wife. I don't like my broccoli cooked to mush or cut up small. And I kind of like it when you do what I say when I say it.
Otherwise, I'm pretty simple. I'm a pretty easy-to-please person.
What I like most—more than my favorite beer in the fridge, though that's really high on the list—are feathers.
I also like friends. And I love that I don't have to rely on just one.
Friends. And feathers.
And beer, cameras, guitars, dogs—I forgot dogs, the f-word, birds, and flowers in my house. And spring. I really like spring.
Simple, really.
Are those lights supposed to look like a meat packing warehouse? The walls were bare, minus the many hooks (as used by one patron's umbrella). This pretty much reflected the no frills cooking of simple ingredients at the restaurant. It also matched the service which was unobtrusive, helpful, not of 4 star caliber but still professional (does anyone own a crumb comb?). Again, the initial impression of the restaurant was a shock (we went into the wrong entrance) even though our party didn't know what to expect. The overall impression was that this was a rustic , casual experience - although surrounded by white washed walls, where the food bursts with enough colour to liven any party.