The Arch as seen from the Metro Link station.

It's Yesterday Once More, Clifford Morris, An Exhibition at Light House

Framing a View by first year architecture

Frame Up Reload

In between the signs and light poles on the Grand Central Parkway.

Frame Up Reload

The frame, fork, and headset after a coat of paint and part of the way through assembly.

Skywhale, tethered behind the Ainslie Arts Centre, Canberra, September 2013.

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Canon Rebel 2000, EF 17-40/f4 lens, Fujifilm Provia 100F slide film.

Rest area along the Centennial Highway by the waterfront, Pukerua Bay. Considerable mottling and bleed-through from the backing paper of the film.

Fuji GW690 II medium format camera, Fujinon 90mm f/3.5 lens, Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film, expired 2016.

Still have to add interior framing for windows, doors, etc..

I finally framed her and stitched pearls around the frame.

Frame Up Reload

Framed view of the market place within the old city walls of Tripoli, just off Green Square

This is an example of framing because the way that the camera took the photo it causes a black outline blocking all but the outside light that borders around the window focusing the viewers attention of the people outside.

This picture is not HDR, instead it is just a single shot. Post-processed using Portable CS5.

Framing a View by first year architecture

Canonet QL25

Ilford FP4+ 125 @ 200

HC-110 Dil. B

Scanned from Negative on Epson Perfection 4490

From the Roll In A Day Project for Dec. 21, 2012.

Camera of choice for the day was my Canonet QL25, which I don't use often enough.

Frame window

Using a fence section as a natural frame for this lovely sunset.

frame & tag

Block inspection in progress at the block party, Sutton. One possible site for a future house.

Rollei disposable camera, Rollei Blackbird film, Ilfotec LC-29 developer at 1:19 dilution for 8 minutes.

Frame of the new wall for my office space.

"My kid could have done that!" "Yeah, but he didn't"

Gesso & marker on mylar. Stuck photo to come.

building a skin-on-frame west greenland style kayak

Effraim Catlow's custom bmx bike frame - www.flatmattersonline.com/

Photography by Fred Trauerts

Image taken out in the backyard.

The entrance to Cloudy Bay Lagoon, Bruny Island.

Canon Rebel 2000 camera, EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 lens, Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Color 100 slide film.

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