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The center frame is glued and fastened. In each bottom corner a notch is needed to match the notch in the gussets. The notch will enable the frame to fit around the chine logs running the length of the skiff.
The bar across the top holds the shape and the sides are oversize. The bar will be romoved and sides cut down when the side panels are affixed.
+Photographer: Chuck Yeh (Chuck Photography/婚攝Chuck )
+Parnter:黃尚汶
+Flim: Dennis Liao 呂佳翰 玖元影像 9Dollars Film
+Make up: 楊淑婷 Love Studio/Fiona Makeup Studio
+Dress:亞結婚精品 ROYAL
+Band: Annie Lin 牧牧 黃彥智
+Location: 1919藝文中心 建國酒廠 微風馥麗飯店
Frame arrived! Here are some pre-build pictures before taking the frame to a shop for headset installation
Mick Fanning is framed! I’m always stoked when I just finished matting and framing a photograph and ready to be shipped, and soon be hanged!
Like a ll my prints, this is a 8x8 hand-made (no digital processing) selenium-toned gelatin silver print in a 16x20 mat/frame using the highest archival standards.
This is the same print that is currently shown in a Palo Alto exhibition since early May.
Blundells Cottage in the fog, Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra.
Nikon L35AF camera, Film Photography Project RetroChrome 320 colour slide film (shot at 400).
“As you take today’s photo, think about some aspect of framing in your image.” ~ Kris
This photo, taken through our window, frames my husband as he tries to keep up with the recent snowfall, particularly the snow that the plow piles at the end of our driveway. Fortunately, there has been a break in the snow, and the extreme cold has also passed.
“Deep lies the snow upon the Earth,
But all the sky is ringing
With joyous song, and all night long,
The stars shall dance with singing.”
~ Eugene Field
Westside container village deconstruction, Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra.
Nikon L35AF camera, Film Photography Project RetroChrome 320 colour slide film (shot at 400).
Artist: Fred Vedder
Title: Framed Composition
Size: 10" x 10"
Medium: Catalpa seed pods, burlap copper wire, maple leaves, handmade redwood bark paper
Date: 2010
Price: SOLD
My photo meets the project requirements by the framing in the brick wall. I took this photo by first setting up a tripod and setting a timer on my camera. Then I opened it in Camera RAW and changing the vibrance, the brightness, and the curves. One thing i though i could do better is bring out more of the detail in the brick wall. One thing i thought i did well was getting decent lighting and getting what I wanted in focus.
A devotee capturing the beauty of Lord Swaminarayan, the actual subject is registered as a bokeh.
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Another trip to the framers! Once again I lugged this around during peak time on public transport- but thanks to a kind gentleman who noticed that I had a interesting load gave me a seat on the train.
One of the most exciting parts of being a framer is meeting new people who trust us enough to leave their precious memories in our hands. They come in to preserve and display the artwork, objects, and photographs that are important to them. There are many things that are “expected” to be framed. A diploma? Of course! It took a lot of hard work and money to earn that piece of paper, and it deserves to be displayed proudly. Wedding photos? Naturally – who doesn’t want to relive the memory of such a special moment every day? Costly artwork, limited editions, and investments can’t be enjoyed if they’re just sitting unframed in storage.
Of course it’s a thrill for us to frame a stunning work by a famous artist. But the projects we get the most excited about are the seemingly mundane objects that hold such a special place in the customer’s heart. These are the pieces they’ll treat with more reverence and respect than a Picasso.
An original artwork by a famous artist has a definitive monetary value that a dollar sign can be applied to. A child’s first Mother’s Day card they made in kindergarten has limitless sentimental value that is truly priceless and irreplaceable. Framing says “this is important to me and I want everyone to see it and know.”
We’re proud to preserve and present those special and definitive markers in people’s lives that may not hold much monetary value, but are priceless nonetheless. It takes a lot of trust to leave that first Mother’s Day card with us, and it’s a responsibility we do not take lightly. Just because that postcard from a street vendor only cost $1 doesn’t mean it isn’t special. The memories associated with these objects are what is important and what will remain to tell the story.
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