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This is the toothpaste in my (apparently "executive") room in the Victoria Park Plaza Hotel in London.
... because you'll need to wash out your mouth after saying this. Made in Thailand, and found in a store in Shanghai.
Day 346 of 365
"Image 346"
Once again, I had no concept for today's shoot. Then, I noticed my daughter's clacking teeth which she insisted on buying at the Disneyland magic shop. Oh, they bring hours of fun to every person suffering from misophonia!! Anyway, as usual, I was not sure how to approach the shoot. While they are amusing on their own, I felt the need to do something a little different. I found a wire brush (maybe it is for the bbq grill?), and thought it would be hilarious if our subject had bloody gums!!! I'm sick...I know. But what to use for toothpaste and blood? I decided that shaving cream would make for a nice, fluffy toothpaste, and I drink a knock-off brand of a sports drink, so we had our blood as well. After styling the scene, I put a green gel on our snooted speedlight in the back (it is the complementary color to our gums), and a diffused beauty dish at camera-left. I used a piece of foamcore to bounce some light into the shadows on the camera-right side. I then took a photograph of our brush backlit, as I liked the highlight on top, and another image in which I lit just the drop of blood by itself. I really think that drip of blood is what sells the image. Please kids, don't forget to brush.....but not with a wire brush. Thanks for dripping by!!
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Your little brother or sister does not know how to brush his/her teeth. Describe as simple as you can from the start to the end of brushing your teeth.
Katy didn't expect me to complete my set of all the family on my first day of new camera, but I did anyway
OK, I have a thing about buying local toothpaste whereever I travel. This one is super minty and has a funny name too.
An old ad Toothpaste inside a railcar from early last century. What is interesting is the fact that the toothpaste is advertised as a medicine to avoid diseases of the mouth.
yes i embroidered the whole of toothpaste kisses by the maccabees & now I don't know quite what to do with it...
Toothpaste and orange juice, pools and cell phones, first dates and unfortunate run-ins with skunks, and artists and bodybuilders: these are a few things you wouldn’t really think go together, but the art of Patrick Brown disproves at least one of those pairs. Why spend your time in the gym when you could be like Patrick Brown and simply draw yourself a Bow-Flex body? We at Creative Tempest love Patrick Brown’s mastery in rendering the human form, and how, even when exaggerating it, he maintains a naturalness to it. Find out more at www.creativetempest.com
"Little, round, reddish pink balls; exude a pinkish orange paste when popped. Grows in groups on dead wood, especially large logs. June–November. Fruiting body round; outside bright pinkish orange when young, becoming tannish olive with age; inside bright pinkish orange to pinkish gray, becoming ocher with age; outside texture smooth; inside texture pastelike, becoming powdery with age. Spore print pinkish gray to ocher. Spores magnified are round, netted. This slime mold resembles a tiny reddish pink puffball. Before it is fully mature, you can pop it and a pinkish orange substance, with the texture of toothpaste, will ooze out." mdc.mo.gov
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC), Anne Arundel County, Maryland.