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Location: Avenue and Lawrence
I was trying to get a shot of the water dripping off of the chain, when Taylor suddenly came running at me with both of our umbrellas and opened them, spraying all the excess water on me. It doesn't show that here, but this what I managed to capture before getting drenched-- okay, not drenched, but wet enough lol.
This was actually taken back in April.. but sshhh! ^^;
Long and dangly earrings made of glassbeads in shape of a heart and silverplated chain and findings.
Crossing the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. Walking through Budapest: Corinthia Hotel, Parliament, Chain Bridge, St Stephan's Basilica, and Hungarian State Opera
Title: Chain Walkway
Aperture: 10.0
Shutter Speed: 6
Description: This was a photo taken over the interstate during my spring break. My friend and I were walking around and I decided to setup my tripod and take a picture. I used an aperture of 10.0 in order to get everything in focus. I really enjoyed the car lights along with the street light on the side.
This is a handmade byzantine chain that was fashioned from soft copper jump rings that were hand-sawed. They were then hand-crafted in a Byzantine pattern- like chain maille. The clasp was made from a thicker gauge copper that was folded in half and then soldered together, with a ring at the end. It was then bent into a hook.
After all of that was done, the piece was cleaned up, and then soaked in a Liver of Sulfur compound, to add a beautiful patina and deep colours.
This is probably one of the more confronting things I've ever seen. This was taken in Bali at the 'animal markets'.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chain_Bridge_(Budapest)
This was the first Bridge to cross the Danube River in Budapest.
Aperture: 22
Shutter Speed: 1/25
Description: This photo is of a chain linked fence on the backlot of Full Sail University. The good focus and close up shot of the fence reveals good shadows and highlights, along with the background out of focus.