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Explore #464, September 6, 2013
Slovakian Tennis Player Romana Tabak.
©2013 Patrick J Bayens
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
I had the honor of photographing my friend's 10th wedding anniversary this past weekend when they renewed their vows.. It was definitely a fun job & event to be a part of.
The formal loggia fountain based on the Trevi fountain in Rome, and the more informal Two Sisters Pond.
This was very hard to process. I hope I have done OK. The sun was right above, in fact you can see some rays. Also a strange anomaly showed up on the image. I have removed it.
I did show Ronnie before I removed it, he's still shaken up!
...over the weekend I was asked to take some "formal" shots for the next door neighbour. As nerve wracking as it was right in the beginning, I did quite enjoy myself. Being the time of year when the high school students graduate and celebrate the end of their schooling, this is a really exciting time for them. The only "down"side was that it started raining and plans to go to a local park were ditched. So glad that I had bought an external flash!!
This is my first formal gown - my Christmas present this year, to myself. I waited six months for it to arrive, then another two weeks while a lovely lady at a Bridal Shop customized it for me - adding a corset lacing at the back, so if I ever lose the weight I've put on in the past three years, the dress will still fit me. That first time I stood on the raised pedestal to have the hem adjusted, and saw myself in the three sided full length mirror, I started crying. I love my age and who I am. Finally, my outward appearance matches my heart.
The formal dining room of Plantation House (1792) on St Helena Island retains the elegance of bygone years.
Didn't know where he was going but this Great Blue Heron looked to be all dressed up at Ridgefield NWR.
Best on Black
Not my usual content but liked how it turned out. White shirt-sleeve dress shirt, white t-shirt, jeans, black belt, white socks, and black penny loafers
Jimmy is wearing his tuxedo for the formal night on the Grand Princess. Waving to everyone!! Kiss for Lily x
The Comeback re-issue of the monthly Fashion magazine W.98 features Denise Harper for its cover this March 2013.Denise talks about how she got promoted as a top model by working for W.agency and talks about her personal relationship with her bestfriend Keira Walski .This months issue also features Springs newest trends and a special interview with Sun Wei Park,where she talks about SWBNTM and her current modeling career.
*This was supposed to be Denise's entry for BNSM for the lady gaga shoot but I was uninspired and very busy with school at that time anyhow enjoy:)
Hair - CaTwA, Eva roots wheat
Dress - Hucci 'Farrah'
Shoes - N-Core 'Triumph'
Bangle, nails & rings - Mandala
Heavy Silver earrings - Ryca
Multi Earrings - Fusion
Picture by Thati Boucher
I couldn't help myself... I put the same mirror and deer prints configuration over the hi-fi as in my old house! It's just such a good combo!
Ray Garden. In the early 1900’s, the Callaway’s had a large vegetable garden in this area. In 1950, Alice converted part into the Ray garden. She grew roses and ornamental conifers. The rays are now planted with colorful annuals and perennials. The garden also has a statue of Demosthenes, an ancient Athens statesmen. LaGrange, GA
The Murdock-Whitney House which is the location of the Winchendon Historical Society
January 25th, 2014
Winchendon, MA
History of Murdock-Whitney House
House is located at 151 Front Street. Built 1820-1830. Rear wings added and exterior remodeled in 1901. Moved several feet to the rear in 1901. Acreage .165.
Always the home of members of one of the most successful and longest standing families, this residence is among the most impressive remaining in town. Although principally Colonial Revival in its redesign, Victorian elements are also employed as in the angled, engaged tower on the east elevation and the continuous veranda which wraps from the façade to extend along the full length of the east elevation. Wall detail is elaborate including pilasters at the corners and between the trip art window of the pediment frontispiece which projects over the veranda and a projecting, bow front bay on the west elevation with banded windows.
The hip roof is broken on each elevation by pediment gable dormers. Eaves detail includes molded cornice with modillions and dentils on the main block. Try glyphs decorated the frieze on the porch. The ambling veranda is covered on the façade with paired, Roman Doric columns on paneled pedestals. The roof is trimmed with a balustrade topped with urns at the corners. The main balustrade consists of an elaborately-executed pattern. The door surround consists of oversized elliptical fan and ¾ sidelights with tracery sided by fluted pilasters on paneled pedestals.
Fenestration is equally varied. Over sided 1/1 double hung sash overlooks the veranda on first floor. Cottage windows with tracery on the transom lights are surmounted with a pediment. Upper sash in the dormers have decorative, diamond-shaped lights. Tabbed oval windows are utilized in the pediment of the frontispiece and on the east elevation. Louvered shutters have been retained, but some are modern replacements.
This house was built by Elisha Murdock, son of Ephraim Murdock and founder in 1834 of E. Murdock and Company on River Street, Waterville.
E. Murdock and Company was the second oldest industry in Winchendon and became the oldest and largest woodenware manufacturing establishment in the country. Elisha Murdock was also the first president of Winchendon Savings Bank, chartered on March 31, 1854.
Mrs. Elisha Murdock continued to live here until 1889. William W. Whitney, the son-in-law of Elisha Murdock, had joined the firm of E. Murdock and Company in 1859. He inherited the business and this property which passed on to his son, Elisha Whitney, who had also joined the business with his father in 1890. Elisha Whitney lived here with his mother, Sophia, wife, Mary M. Whitney, and son, William W. Whitney, superintendent at E. Murdock and Company. In 1926, William W. and Adelaide H. Whitney moved from front Street to 16 Fairbank Street.
For more info:
www.winchendonhistoricalsociety.org/
www.facebook.com/pages/Winchendon-Historical-Society/1292...
I'm in love with new style volks girl.So,I try to braid Charlotte's hair,today.
She wears her favorite hat and asked me to go out Picnic.
Hope she has some fun.
Taken with 5D MKIII, 2x 580ex speed lights with soft box diffuser, to the left and right of camera, set at 1/4 power.
Extremes. Trying both a casual and more formal look. Which do you prefer?
Thank you YouTube for all the makeup tutorials!!!