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Originally uploaded by Victor Bautista.
I lost my front tooth a few years ago to a very hard biscuit (take my advice, when someone says to you "be careful not to break your teeth on these" when handing you a plate of cheese and biscuits - listen very, very carefully). The silver part is the smooth covering of the titanium screw which holds the porcelain tooth in place. According to my dentist, this is the one part of my body which will still be around when all the rest is gone. I've thought of having it engraved with something....suggestions would be welcome!
For those who are interested in the process of the surgery which led me here (I've always wished I took more photos during the two years it took), check out izatchu's brilliant photoset the toof which will now be a reminder to me why it's such a joyful experience to eat a sandwich.
365 days/21 Nov 2006/day 2
This is the most interesting photo on flickr tagged with 'dental work'
Dressed like Dennis the Menace (indeed, with previously-posted Gnasher lurking nearby) I embarked upon one of the weirdest clone images in the history of my photostream, with the vague idea of a narrative in which one Aniela looks punitively at the camera because of what the viewer has done to upset the other Aniela, who is being consoled by, erm, another Aniela.
This was taken on the garden terrace of unspoilt (as in, uncloned-in) fresh new premises for lots of little Anielas to adorn - somebody else's house, which I have been raiding (not literally, though I might be dressed like a burglar) for its stock of exciting new mise-en-scene: further interesting composites to come. I thought I'd share this one first, because it turned out quite well after initial Adobe-fumbling which had me wishing I'd taken the pics indoors by the teacups instead
he sign on the table reads: hoofdgerecht (hoofd = head = main, gerecht = course).
The other sign says:
- looking: 10 cents
- stroking: 20 cents
- taking a picture: 1 euro
- feeding: 30 cents.
On Queens Day kids put blankets on the streets and sell their surplus toys. These guys were a little more creative!
I first thought this was just a clump of feathers, but when I picked it up I saw it was really a torn out bird leg.
I do hope it does not belong to the little twit I photographed a few days ago (I found the leg less than a foot away from where I saw the tit...
Whoever's leg it was, I'm sure the owner is missing it real bad.
It looks like this car just pulled up to a giant mural of NYC, but actually it's the real thing.
It took me all of a Typhoo-sipping afternoon to get this image right. Swivelling the bathroom clones in Photoshop trying to decide what looks best. Photography may be the hobby I most enjoy, but it's surprising how much stress it can also induce in me... and when CS2 keeps freezing and its Ctrl+Alt+Del to the rescue again and again, I'm relieved to finally have the image I am happy with. No, over the moon with. I love it and hope you do too :-)
My tights were only 40p from Help the Aged...
This is one of twenty rock tombs from ancient Telmessos. These Lycian tombs were carved out of rock (limestone) as early as 4 C BC and overlook the modern town of Fethiye. This is an example of a tomb built for a wealthier person and is elaborately carved.
This beach was chosen by some famous newspapers as the most beautiful beach of the world.
I can agree. I was there and it is really beautiful. It has a very calm sea with most beautifull beach with very white stones and sand. I recommend people who visits turkey to go at least one time there.
It is in Fethiye. It is very close from Antalya Airport but more closer Airport is Dalaman's. There is tours from every major place in Turkey, which is very cheap.
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