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Felt and free machine embroidery seascapes.
Exhibition blogged about at www.clasheen.wordpress.com/ .
North Window. Full Frame. No crop. No post processing.
youtu.be/Ir3oV9gxOMk HMMM!
Sunrise from Natural Bridge State Park. Although we planned to visit during peak fall color, Mother Nature had other plans. We had more green than color, but we still had a great time. I will be heading back east next week to capture the color.
Camera: Nikon D600
Lens: Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 G2
Filter: NiSi 3 stop soft grad (v5 pro holder)
ISO 250 | 4 sec | f/11
Defective framing delivered by an Anchorage general contractor [Erik Dawson, Dawson Development]. This framing was demolished following extensive documentation. These photos are made available for framers, contractors, and clients as an educational tool.
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MAJORAS' MASK (Project: Terrible Fate)
Yesterday I started making a frame for the back of the mask, this will be then painted and carved to look like an rusty old metal frame. Right now im working on the rust details then start working on an idea I have for the inside of the mask.
looks like a mid 70s frame, with delicate top eyes and slightly curved brake bridge. Modern post 1983 Reynolds sticker . wonder what this really is? Very nice. zephyr was a 1950s RE trade mark.
Strobe Info: Yn465 left of model
SB900 side right part on model part on the wall.
This was her wonderful idea to frame herself with her hands. i thought it was an very genius idea!!
#CWC8 #MultipleExposures #DoubleExposures
A small try of the participants and their work from Chennai Weekend Clickers 8 edition of photo exhibition.
Last weekend I found the frame I wanted for my next art show piece. If you're in the USA and near one of the Tuesday Morning clearance stores, they can be a great place to find frames.
Thank goodness too since it's due for hanging May 3rd. I love it. I'm tossing the mat - cheap acidic paper and a bit ugly to boot. I'm not sure what color of mat I'll use. It really depends on the colors of the finished piece. Usually I make the art then find a frame, but in this case, the frame came first.
ODC2 - Our Daily Challenge - Natural Framing
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Took this photo in Twickenham- love the lighting and colours with joined up graffiti on the walls. The person walking through was framed in the light at the end of the tunnel. Perfect timing!
Natasha sizing up a door in the wall in Grasmere.
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thigh patent boots meet old radio !?
have any ideas what will happen next ? What i the result when such kind of thigh boots will come n the near of an old radio?
i rescued this old frame many years ago-for 2 days in november i have a stall at a beautiful winery,where i sell , the things that i make, this is 1 of my little sighs that i have in my tent, oh what fun- enjoy.
Trees at the end of Dairy Road looking out to Lake Burley Griffin.
Canon EOS 33, Canon EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 USM lens, Focal 400 colour negative film, shot at ASA 200.
View of Nishiusuzuka, south of Mt.Fuji
西臼塚駐車場
[created by Photoshop Elements]
Fujinomiya city, Shizuoka pref, Japan
8x10 inch (matte size) picture or photo frame.
Made from recycled flooring from a green deconstructed house in south Buffalo, New York. several houses were deconstructed and the materials salvaged by Action Reuse (reuseaction.com or see their photo set on flickr). The houses were removed for expansion of a nearby hospital. the wood is flooring that is approximately 100 years old and is yellow pine. It bears the mark of years and untold numbers of feet tromping across it. Most was/is being recycled into new flooring but I liked the color and grain and marking on it. The original tongue can be seen around the edges and the former groove is now the rabbet that holds the glass. Each piece is mitered and biscuit joined together so they are quite sturdy.
The glass is also reclaimed from old stock or salvaged window frames. Each is finished with water based polyurethane finish and has keyholes for hanging. The only parts that aren't recycled are the biscuits, glue and glazier's points so they are ecologically friendly (if only a little in the total scheme). But these make a beautiful statement about the the preciousness and the futility of throwing so much away in the landfills.