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Keith Tamburri, assistant manager for the Canadian Scientific Submersible Facility, carefully threads optical fibres onto a spool within a media converter canister. Photo taken at Marine Technology Centre, 17 May 2012
Threading hair is an ancient method commonly practiced in Eastern countries, like Egypt and India. A cotton thread is pulled along unwanted hair in a twisting motion to trap hair in a mini lasso, plucking the hair at the follicle.
Threads on a screw, shot using a macro coupler. Leica Summicron 50/2 reversed on the front of Canon 100/2.8.
Want a behind the scenes peek at Urban Threads? Check out this tour to meet the crew and find out how we do what we do!
This is a beauty treatment that removes the facial hairs by the roots. Women who were getting married traditional had this treatment. It's still popular in Taipei, you can see it in night markets and sometimes in the park. The skills are kept within the families.
I'm not sure whether this is unique to Taiwan. I imagined it was practiced in China but whether it survived the cultural revolution, I don't know
If you know anything more about face threading, then please leave a comment - I want to find out more.
5,0000 individual threads in this art by Do-Ho Suh. all about individuality and togetherness. philadelphia june 17
Blurry, I know (and cropped to an odd size as to keep most of the 'after' a surprise). Just a quick shot on the way to the 'studio remodel' finish line.
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Adults feed on nectar and small insects. Females sting and paralize caterpillaras which they drag into their burrow as fresh food for wasp larva.this one Blue Wall preserve pond near pond, greenville County, SC
7 Days of Shooting ... More than 10 ... Technique Tuesday (HDR)
High-dynamic-range imaging is a techniques used in photography to reproduce a greater dynamic range of luminosity than possible using standard photographic techniques. HDR images can represent more accurately the range of intensity levels found in real scenes, from direct sunlight to faint starlight, and is captured by taking several differently exposed pictures of the same subject matter and combining them. If you have HDR effect on your camera this can be done in camera. If you don't the same result can be achieved in a photo editing program.
Celebrating the bond of love between a brother and a sister, Rakhi is an important festival in North India. In the bokeh is a young boy, Suresh who gets Rakhis from the North to the South India and makes it possible for the sisters there.
As Makar Sankranti is just around the corner, people all across Northern India are excited to fly kites.
Got to witness the thread making process in a small factory in Baroda. Where threads for kites were made, coloured and sold as per the customers' requirements. The thread color, quality, sharpness,etc. are all set as per each requirement from the customer
Once one end of the warp is secured in a knot, and the other pulled to create tension in the warp (however you want to accomplish this--I use a backstrap technique), you can start worrying about the direction in which the threads come through the cards.
Often, these threading directions are referred to, respectively, S and Z threading. I find these terms counterintuitive, so I don't use them, but many find them helpful.
When the "S" tablet is turned 90º toward the weaver, it creates a stitch that bends to the left. Correspondingly, when the "Z" tablet is also turned a quarter-turn toward the weaver, it will create a stitch that bends to the right.
SPEC
Frame:*FAIRWEATHER* track BLUE LUG CUSTOM PAINT by COOK PAINT WORKS
STEM:*NITTO* NP-2 threaded stem
Handle:*NITTO* rb001aa BL special
Head set:*CHRIS KING*
Wheels:*GRAN COMPE* small track hub × *H PLUS SON* super lite rim
Tire:*DEDA* grinta tire
Brakes:*CAMPAGNOLO* veloce
Crankset:*SUGINO* rd messenger
SADDLE:*BROOKS* swallow chrome saddle
Seat post:*NITTO* 65 seat post
Taught a quilt class today. It went really well. Some of the ladies in the class said they are so inspired that they aren't going to go to church tomorrow . . . instead they are going to stay home and quilt. I wonder if God will punish me for that. LOL Anyway, this is one of my samples.
The pin cushion is Heather Bailey's pattern.
blog.craftzine.com/archive/2007/11/heather_bailey_pincush...
The thread catcher is from this tutorial-
thestitchingroom.blogspot.com/2007/10/thread-holder-patte...