OK, enough with the yammering, onto the scans.
Most can be found in my Flickr Photostream.
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| Cover image. |
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| Lovely black an red kimono. |
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| Beautiful thin striped kimono. |
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| All the books have furisode beauty. |
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| Styles for one kimono for a week. |
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| Manly styles. |
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| Hakama style. |
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| Lovely tartan patterned yukata. |
Nice scans! My favourite is the cover image (with uroko motif). But the tartan kimono also versatile we could add some accessories and the formality can be increased into komon, I guess.
VastaaPoistaSpeaking of which, how did you scan your magazines and books? I meant, did you detach the binding first? I have some kimono magazines and books but I don't feel and dare to open the binding first since it will destroy the books :(, but without detach it, how would you keep the paper still in flat? I haven't successfully scanned a decent picture.
I use my scanner HP Deskjet. The glass is rather close to the edge of the scanner and only crops about 1cm of the side of the image. Which means that I do not have to open the book so that the binding breakes, but still gives the flat impression.^^
Poista