Esther's photos with the keyword: fabric

Women's blouses (Huipils) are usually made from two woven pieces stiched together. Museo Ixchel Del Traje Indigena Guatemala City, Guatemala AP1045265

Museo Ixchel Del Traje Indigena Guatemala City, Guatemala AP1045270

Museo Ixchel Del Traje Indigena Guatemala City, Guatemala AP1045269

Museo Ixchel Del Traje Indigena Guatemala City, Guatemala AP1045268

Museo Ixchel Del Traje Indigena Guatemala City, Guatemala AP1045262

Museum of Fine Arts in Boston - Techstyle For more about the exhibition and to see a photo of the 3D printed dress from which this photo was taken, see www.mfa.org/exhibitions/techstyle AIMG 1288

Museum of Fine Arts in Boston - Techstyle This is a photo of a 3-D printed "fabric" dress. It was black in color and was dimly lit. I photographed it at 10,000 ISO just to see how the photo would turn out. I was impressed at the image stabilizing ability of the lens (Tamron 16-300) as well as the camera's ability to capture a usable image at an ISO of 10,000. For more about the exhibit, see www.mfa.org/exhibitions/techstyle . For more about the dress, see blog.stratasys.com/2016/02/16/3d-printed-dresses-new-york-fashion-week AIMG 1285

New England Quilt Museum, Lowell, Massachusetts AIMG 8340

New England Quilt Museum, Lowell, Massachusetts AIMG 8345

The challenge this week for the Sunday Challenge Group was selective lighting. I decided to photograph Scruffy, my toy Indian elephant. Not owning the proper equipment, I used a cookie box as a camera base because my tripod would not go low enough to the ground. I put a crappy flashlight with uneven lighting on the floor at a 45 degree angle to Scruffy to provide an interesting light source. SLIMG 3731

Woven blankets for sale in Cusco, Peru AIMG 1412

Woven blankets for sale in Cusco, Peru AIMG 1414

Quilt - Museum of Fine Arts - Boston, Massachusetts - Mrs. Herrick, Log Cabin, Barn Raising Variation quilt, American, 1879 Museum of Fine Arts - Boston, Massachusetts special exhibit AIMG 2726

Many of the beautiful Indian fabrice are woven in small shops or homes, such as this one in Varanasi, India. The pattern for the fabric is in the chart on the left. AIMG_9965

Hand printing fabric is a time consuming process. This man in Jaipur, India prints one color at a time and then adds other color with different blocks. AIMG_5041