Camera Bag by durleybeachbum
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Description
This little rucksac is meant for a point and shoot camera and fits onto a belt or clips onto a D ring.
Just a bit of fun that cost almost nothing and I've never used, but the appeal of miniature things is strong.
There is a view more from the side Here
Comments (12)
Looks like a useful item !
Thanks for sharing the pics. Andrea.
I'm sure that's a face looking at me !!!
Super shot.
Great shot of what I first thought was some kind of sport shoe :D
Or a backpack for the dogs. Nice details.
It's a cute little thing!
Love this shot.
What a cute bag, but a bit too small for my camera. Super shot, it looks like a small figure.
cute
Great for camera & poo bags
LOL, and I imagined a large one at first. My stuff wouldn't fit, but it's cute as can be! Handy to wear on a belt, kinda like what was popular in the US years ago, ummm.... can only amend to say f.u.nny pack, as I learned that definition is totally different in the UK!
I'm at an hour, and I only did 6 pieces! I'm so damned slow. But I'll be back in the coming days, for more. I don't know why I end with this, it'a just it's so "there," and so visceral. And your whole-white background just makes this little creature stand out. I love the frontal feel to it; and, in zoom, it's a big Creature. It has a face. I agree that there's an allure to miniature things. Sometimes they're worth having just to look at. I love the silly pattern behind the mush---that white triangle esp. And the "open mouth" of the shot. And the two ears on either side (flopping off of little cords.) and the viking helmet on top. (That nose guard you see on old English and old Germanic head gear.) (Do you have any of those, lol? Any big 8th C metal head gears, with nose guard?) And the little button on the bottom---looks like a gas mask from WW I. A delightful in-our-faces shot of a little utilitarian thing...but, in a big shot like this, it becomes a living creature. And all that white makes it look like a museum piece, discovered, conserved and placed in the museum. Love what you did with it...Andrea, there's so much more I want to comment on, but I'm called away and I have to go now. But I'll be back. I love how you show us the things from your life, and transform them into a whole menagerie of art. It's a continual dance. Have a fine Tuesday!
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.