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My model / seascape set up is finally finished, the last bit of work was the construction of the display case which is 88cms long, 17cms wide and 20cms high and made of perspex, wood and plastic, with led lighting.
One thing I am particularly pleased with is the bow wave and wake which I finished in a luminous white paint, which glows in the dark. Proof that I am just a big kid. lol
125 Pictures in 2025, theme # 4 Arts and Crafts
Everything is better with Mardi Gras Beads. No flash, just light leaks.
Put together a mirror box per this tutorial.
It's clearly something a bit more designed for P&S cameras, because my DSLR overwhelmed the box a little. Forced me to shoot ultra wide-angle, so I thought my fisheye would be fun.
assignment 52 week 3 - light reflecting or refracting through glass
From a series of boxes constructed between 1987 and 2007. Most now lost in transit, given away as gifts, these only exist as the photographic documents.
Inspired by the love of Joseph Cornell,gaming machines and pop art.
So, I have recently discovered that I really love coming up with new boxes and building them. Most of my downtime at work is spent drawing and sometimes making boxes.
I have no idea if this has been done before; probably has. I find reading about making boxes utterly boring. I only like to make them. If you know of a tutorial for a similar design I'd like to see it!
This was a prototype for a box based on a historic leather book satchel. The idea is that there would be a strap attached to this box that one could hold to carry the book, and the rigid sides provide better protection than a soft bag.
The prototype worked out well but I figured out a few minor things I need to tweak. It's all one piece, which is sort of an obsession of mine.
Oh, and I need to put the button on BEFORE I put the box together, or there will be no way to close it!
This is an old mill town. The post office is located in an old mill worker home. There are several more homes on this road built of the same architecture in the early 1900's after the town was established. The PO boxes are accessed from the front porch.
Location: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia
Subject: Cemetery / Antique Tomb Stones / Graves
Treatment: Black and White (Sepia Tint)
HDR from three JPEGs
Sony DSC-R1
ISO: 160
Focal Length: 72mm x 1.7 (APS-C crop factor) = 122.4mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure Times: EV 0 .00 (1/40 sec); EV -1.00 (1/80 sec); EV-2.00 (1/160 sec)
A few things seemed odd in this scene.
1. The wrought iron surrounding the closet grave is broken...
2. The Raven appears to only have one leg...
3. There are some distressing faces coming out of the large tree trunk...
4. And one from the tombstone to the top left / rear of the frame...
Refer to the image notes for observations and see what you make of them!
Best Viewed Large.
I cheated - I got tired of my henna peeling and cracking so I went with black fabric paint. It doesn't show well on the camera, but the painted areas are color-shifting mica, which gives a neat purple-to-blue and pink-to-green effect. Swarovskis added under several coats of poly.
This is a medium-sized (roughly 10" x 7" x 5") general-purpose treasure box. I may still add dividers for the jewelry box treatment, we'll see. It's a real multi-species affair, with zebrawood front and back, figured bubinga sides, and a walnut lid.
Terrepene carolina carolina
This is a male (males have red eyes - females have brown)
Spotted walking across my driveway. Box turtles can live a long time 20 years or more, Unfortunately, the major causes of death for box turtles are due to human activity - cars, farm equipment, lawn mowers and so on. Also improper care when taken from the wild as "pets", destruction of habitat from development, and releasing turtles too far from where they were found. Turtles can have very small "home ranges" - around 250 square yards or less and can die trying to find their way home.
Just got this back from the manufacturers.
I think they've put the USB port on the wrong side (or on the front). They're looking into it now, but providing that is the back of the box, I can get around it :)
Lovely!
This is an Electrical Control Box very similar to the ones in School Lane and Barkfield Lane Formby. It is thought they may have been involved with the timing of street lighting.
This box was made by A Handyside & Co Ltd Derby & London.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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every birthday, my cousin would ask me what i would like to have. i always answered that i didn't mind . i am lucky to just have them around. years ago, i just had a thought that a horseback riding would be awesome. since then, on my special day, i will find a nice gift card lie on my desk ^ ^
The top of the box. Yeah, went a little crazy for something to just send a product in. But that is ok, this customer is going to get a big surprise.
blogged about here: allgoodgirlsaremarys.blogspot.com/2007/07/pretty-packages...
Four Home Depot moving boxes taped shut and stacked next to each other inside of a U-Haul rental truck with other storage bins in the background.
Title: Box, trinket
Description: Trinket box. Made from metal and glass. The box is rectangular. The frame of the box is gold coloured with raised filigree design. There are four spherical feet at each corner of the base. The lid of the box is glass in a rectangular shape. The closure is a small sphere that catches on the rim of the frame.
Credit: Collection of Auckland Museum Tamaki Paenga Hira, 1969.229, col.2499
www.aucklandmuseum.com/collection/object/am_humanhistory-...