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Storefront reflection in Russellville, Arkansas.
See it on Fluidr: www.fluidr.com/photos/38152864@N06.
It turns out, if you take a panoramic shot of a ceiling fan with an iPhone, the blades deconstruct into wisps of vapor!
We're Here! finding fun things at A Fan Club.
A cool ceiling fan at the Beef Island airport. It makes me happy to know that some British Virgin Islands official approved the use of "Big Ass Fans" at their main airport.
Yesterday, the air conditioner in our house broke - the day it reached 80 degrees for the first time in weeks the AC breaks. I'm not happy. It's muggy and humid out and the house is sticky. All the ceiling fans are on the highest speed now.
February 23, 2010.
An Isis by Big Ass Fan provides relief from the heat generated by fryers and cookers in this Burger King in Auburn, CA.
If there's one thing I can't resist taking pictures of, it's ceiling fans. I can't rest until I've tried all kinds of exposures and shutter speeds. I guess I love the various patterns that can emerge as the fan goes round and round.
aspen, colorado
1978
the beaux arts ball
4th annual aspen arts festival
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Pentax K-S2, Tamron 28-75/2.8 XR Di
People come in to the office all the time and remark about how pleased they are that we preserved the "original architecture" and ceilings. Then we have to tell them that it's all a reproduction and the ceilings are faux tin vinyl sheets. They're always crushed a little and I'm a terrible person because I think it's funny. Not gonna stop, though.
For the Pentax Forums Single in August Challenge
This was also taken for the "In the Air" Daily Challenge. I like the way the composition reminds me how high up it is, but ultimately I chose the brighter photo for submission.
I was playing around with Microsoft's photosynth software (http://labs.live.com/photosynth/) and got inspired to play with the idea in 2D space. I've made and posted panoramic before but this is kind of different. I've run across a few similar composites (including Flickr staff member Heather: www.flickr.com/photos/heather) but I kind of like this one for its abstract feel. I'll probably keep playing with this to try and keep the abstraction, but retain more clarity. What do you all think?
That is the name of it. It had a span of about 5'. There are several of these at the Nashville Farmer's Market.
#Ceiling - Vintage ceiling fans in our surroundings is a simple way to renew the decor without incurring excessive costs. Proper fans can highlight or obscure corners and spaces that make our house. And furniture can be repositioned; the lights can also be run, remove or add quite easily and offer a...
#Ceiling - Rustic ceiling fans with other rustic accents can give impression of a room of history and charm. Nothing is better than relaxing in a big soft armchair, facing a view that is a rustic ceiling fan moves all cooling breezes that are available.
Rustic fan can be installed in houses that are made...
The ceiling and stained glass transom windows in the bar at the Thames Street Oyster House.
I like how the egg shape (or should I say oyster shape?) in the egg and dart pattern of the stained glass is mirrored by the shape of the light fixtures. After a few drinks, it'll become more impressive, I promise. :-)