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Burning Frame Hamburg 2014

Close-up of a kayak frame under construction at the Center for Wooden Boats.

Shaun Cassidy 'Frame', Western Sculpture Park, St. Paul, Minnesota

Baixa, Lisbon, Portugal

Hot air balloons in the air above the parliamentary triangle, Canberra, as part of the Balloon Festival.

 

Canon Rebel 2000 camera, EF 17-40mm f/4L lens, Fujifilm Velvia 100 colour slide film.

Framed "What goes down usually comes up"

www.1001pallets.com/2013/06/pallet-picture-frame/

 

DIY extra large picture frame made from pallets with a burlap mat.

 

More information at SImply Swider website !

Idea sent by Stephanie Swider !

Alternative shot of Jerry.

Unfortunately this is the only full frame image I will be processing for some time !!!!

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.

Ảnh tối giản là như này nhỉ? Đúng không? :-s

 

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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Mike captured me framing the shot described as the one most people know as Taliesin West.

David Joseph, Jeffery Kellow, Danny Brown, David Gillispie, McKinLee Williams, Aaron DeWitt, Jon Dale, Andrew White

Alley street shot in Austin, Texas at SXSW2013

I was supposed to be taking a picture of this, not Brittany.

Framed "original" silhouettes.

Deep purple filigree frame.

On my etsy .

 

Burning Frame Hamburg 2014

Framed texture created in Photoshop

It's An Addiction

 

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Framing is probably my favorite decadence.

Framed prints are cool

A fishing boat framed by the quatrefoil at the Miramar Castle, Trieste

When I’m not making cards, I’m making some keepsakes. And photo frames are my most favourite thing to make. I used the morning ink from #simonsaysstamp and an older retired ‘Choose Happy’ set,

Springtime blossoms outside the Salem Public Library in Salem, MA.

Vintage Pontiac at Wanlockhead, Scotland's highest village (and I don't mean they're all on chemical stimulants).

 

I reckon this particular model is mid-60's and it's a bloody fine looking beast.

Found a perfect frame for the duck 😌 via 500px ift.tt/2xkiL6R

Frame from serrator's tutorial

Burning Frame Hamburg 2014

Made this for my handsome.

Verder studeren op licht. Het was echt hels om de "muur" geen licht te laten vangen. Op die rode flitser na dan. Dus wel licht van voren maar niet op de muur, en wel op de lijst.Millimeter werk. Was weer een hele goede oefening.

My son surrounded by his bubbles in our backyard in Arizona.

I made this from 4 lengths of wood (free), a bunch of nails (about £1.50) and a ball of garden twine (£1.79).

Cost - Not very much!

Looks - Damm Cool.

Size - About 5 foot square.

Hangs - above my stairs.

 

Framing Hanley

Journey's Backyard BBQ

Franklin, TN

June 5, 2010

Framing a View by first year architecture

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