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Strut Service Company
Architect: Sheehan Partners, Ltd.
Engineer: Cardo Haynes Whaley
General Contractor: DPR Construction
Mona Electric Group
Architect: SmithGroupJJR
Engineer: WSP Group
General Contractor: Clark/Smoot/Russell, A Joint Venture
A great example of stellar recycling by the previous owner. Granted, this was covered up with some paneling, but I really enjoy the use of random wood chunks to level the paneling to the rest of the ceiling. Also note giant wires and the hole that was punched out for them.
Page 2 of my story "Craftsmanship", from the upcoming Image Comics western anthology OUTLAW TERRITORY. Art and colors by Melike Acar.
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Modern minimalism meets artistic craftsmanship, this stylish interior features a handwoven area rug with bold, horizontal stripes in burnt orange, deep violet, and neutral tones. Perfectly paired with a sleek armchair, sculptural side table, and lush greenery, the rug adds warmth, movement, and contemporary character to the space.
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From a time when quality and durable craftsmanship was a source of pride for builders.
This is one of the doors into the gymnasium at O.B. Laing Middle school. It, along with many other doors in the building, are from the school's original construction in 1930.
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A 1/3 scale miniature of a Smith and Wesson lever action pistol - a civil war era side arm. Built by Dave Kuger of Montreal, Canada - it is classified as a miniature and not a model, as every component is built using the same material, hardening process, etc, as the full size original. The engraving on this miniature is a lot better than the original civil war era semi-mass produced weapon too.
Strobist:
Calumet 750ws travel light into 24x 30 soft box on Avenger boom overhead, M1/2 via optical slave
Calumet 750ws travel light into 24x 30 soft box cam right, M1/2 via optical slave
Canon 580EX M1/1 into Apollo Softbox, via PW+2
A Rome model bronze available in a single piece, engraved by Bottega Giovanelli exclusively for CG Mouthpiece Italy
Hill Muslims or "Chureta" meaning Bangle sellers arrived in Nepal Hills during 16th and 17th century invited by Hill rulers for their skill in craftsmanship especially in weapon making. The mosque presented in the photograph represent the blend of traditional Nepali house and mosque with added minarets.
A church on Capital Hill in Seattle. I could of easily retouched the lens flare out but I decided to leave it.
exploring only a fraction of this temple fortress can take up to 2 hours, which is well worth the effort, however, as the courtyards within the courtyards reveal even more treasures of artwork with their exquisite carvings depicting saints. they all have in common that they are on the outside walls, with the more divine sculptures lining the inner walls in concentric circles from a central lotus blossom (another link to buddhism there)
before installing a new light fixture in my master bath I had to remove the old one. This was the previous install job with the cheap $8 Builder's Special light bar.
Patched, sanded and painted over the nasty scar. Had to use a series of dry wall anchors for the new fixture because there was no stud near the centerline for me to put a junction box in.
Trying to show the detail of this amazing craftsmanship of the stone made by man in this image and showing height with the angle I took the image at.
Camera: NikonD7000 with battery grip
Lens: AF-S Nikkor 18-105mm DX 1;3.5-5.6G ED
Settings: 18mm. f/16 1/160 sec. ISO