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Found this odd little fellow today. One of its studs is filled in. Perhaps some excess from the mold?
Ahoy! These fun, nautically inspired studs are a cute nod to a life on the seven seas.
The vibrant blue and white pattern is very striking and would look brilliant with white, red or yellow. While only petite, these studs certainly don't fade into the background.
A dome of clear, glossy resin protects a blue and white patterned paper (recycled playing cards from Thailand!) which is backed by opaque, white acrylic and is securely attached to surgical steel earrings posts.
These small studs measure 1.4cm (0.55in) in diameter. The earrings come with flexible rubber earnuts, to hold the stud securely to your earlobe.
Our dog walk this morning took in a good place to see silver studded blues. These butterflies are fairly common in the New Forest and a few other places in the south of England but are really quite rare in most parts of the country. Always a treat to see these little beauties.
Avere un buono sfondo in uno studio fotografico è fondamentale. Per quanto possiate pensare di utilizzare il muro, uno sfondo di qualità fa la differenza. Soprattutto perché un muro presenta delle imperfezioni che anche se piccole divengono molto visibili nelle fotografie (soprattutto in termini ...
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2 Elinchrom FX400's behind the model both sides, 1 ranger quadra boomed above the model with a medium softbox, Profoto Acutering on camera.
Working on a larger story here that encompasses several images. I'm not exactly sure if my vision got through well enough. This levitation stuff is wearing on me and I'm getting frustrated enough with it that I just want to give it up. Which is a sure sign that I need to slog through it and keep going.
The only thing I wish I had done differently was to shoot it horizontally instead of vertically.
1 Vivitar 285hv @ 1/4 power in a 60" convertible umbrella, above and camera right.
I found Primo bricks with two different stud logos.
I even found mold number 03 6 with both versions, which suggests that the logo was changed.
Looking into the history of the sets that used these bricks probably reveals why. These bricks were first sold as Duplo Primo (1995–96, using the Duplo bunny logo) then as LEGO Primo (1997–99, using the Primo elephant logo) and became LEGO Baby in 2000 (using the the Baby elephant logo). The LEGO Baby line combined with the Duplo line to make Lego Explore from 2002 till mid-2004. Then the product lines were split again. LEGO reused LEGO Baby again from mid-2004 (using the Baby bear logo) until the line was discontinued in 2006. The last set using "Primo" bricks was released in 2005.
I wanted Gina to be accurate to the scene I was depicting, the kit comes with her in an evening dress, however the balcony scene shows her in a large sunhat and a billowing bell shaped dress. This resculpt isn't finished, but it's an improvement in accuracy
A view of the stallion boxes at Dalham Hall Stud. The late Echo of Light is on the left. On the right is the great Lammtarra. Photo taken in 2010
Do not believe your eyes -nothing is real - the piano is made from glass and partly drawn on the wall, and the cat as natural as piano - it's ceramic! I do love this place in my studio!