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this was shot the woodwork craftsman
who has never used a camera before ...
that he would be able to shoot me
at that time i was not too sure
i showed him the viewfinder the shutter
directed him..as i would an amateur
he held the camera firmly .i ensured
took the shot of a beggar poet
raconteur ,..saw his handiwork
on the camera monitor gave me
smile ,,replied i am a better
woodcarver not destined
to be a photographer
shooting you was
a moment ...of framing
my work,,, as art
not literature
humbly he said
thank you sir
this frame is
now yours
#firozeshakir
#beggarpoet
How is everyone doing? Tina and I met Dee and Sal today. I forgot to take a group picture! Doh! We finally met the whole family...about 11 of them! lol!
Dynamic photos and a special video presentation of our Collector's Forum event! Check it out on our website today: ow.ly/LYUud
Chennai Softech (CS) is professionally managed company with quality deliverables up to the most expectation of our clients. We have over 50 thousand man hours experience in Content writing and development. Chennai Softech is into development of e-Content, e-Learning, Content writing, digitization, eBook. We also involved with activities and services such as; Prepress, e-Publishing , Page composition, Pagination, Adobe In design, PageMaker, QuarkXPress, Frame Maker, Ms-office, Artwork management, Adobe Illustrator, CAD design, Web Design , Web Development, E-Commerce Solutions, Flash Design, Graphic, Animation, PPT, Pay Per Click, PPC, HTML, Power Point, Content Development. For more details, Click here www.chennaisoftech.com
Chennai Softech (CS) is professionally managed company with quality deliverables up to the most expectation of our clients. We have over 50 thousand man hours experience in Content writing and development. Chennai Softech is into development of e-Content, e-Learning, Content writing, digitization, eBook. We also involved with activities and services such as; Prepress, e-Publishing , Page composition, Pagination, Adobe In design, PageMaker, QuarkXPress, Frame Maker, Ms-office, Artwork management, Adobe Illustrator, CAD design, Web Design , Web Development, E-Commerce Solutions, Flash Design, Graphic, Animation, PPT, Pay Per Click, PPC, HTML, Power Point, Content Development. For more details, Click here www.chennaisoftech.com
Martin & Frances's second show & tell item was this early 20thC push fit which bears all the hallmarks of a jigsaw manufactured by Peacock as contractors - a red mock croc box, side label 'The Great Picture Puzzle Craze' and red box seals, and a typical smooth Peacock cut. The label address dates it to 1911-1914.
CE Clifford & Co Ltd (Fine Art Publishers, 12 Bury St, St James' London, Tel no 1210 Mayfair) 110pc no 2 Obstinacy, 10x8in.
The image shows a recalcitrant donkey, laden with produce and ducks in its side panniers, stopped across train tracks resisting the girl's efforts to get it clear in the face of an oncoming train.
The National Gallery website gives information about the firm CE Clifford, whose founder was descended from sculptor John Charles Felix Rossi (grandfather), and grocer/oilman father.
C.E. Clifford worked as an artists’ colourman 1849-1876 and also dealt in photographic materials manufacturer 1856-1865,
1870 Clifford advertised as a colourman and additionally as a ‘carver, gilder, looking glass and picture framemaker’
picture restorer from 1877;
C.E. Clifford & Co from 1887, printsellers; after CE retired aged 66.
C.E. Clifford & Co Ltd 1909-1924, fine art publishers, printsellers, framemakers, picture restorers.
At 30 Piccadilly, London WC 1848-1887, 12 Piccadilly 1887-1892, 200 Piccadilly 1892-1894, 21 Haymarket 1895-1911, 12 Bury St, St James's 1911-1914, 3 Regent Place, Regent St 1914-1924.
C.E. Clifford & Co turned to print publishing, issuing prints 1887-1907 from the Clifford Gallery. It was carried on by William Batley (b. c.1853) until it was incorporated as C.E. Clifford & Co Ltd in 1909. It advertised as fine art publishers and printsellers and continued until voluntarily wound up in 1924. (Its activities as printsellers see Pamela Fletcher and Anne Helmreich (eds), The Rise of the Modern Art Market in London: 1850-1939, 2011, p.298.)
www.npg.org.uk/research/programmes/directory-of-suppliers/c/
The Noble Globetrotter 1 is a 189 meter long drillship of the HuisDrill 12000 family from Huisman US.
The vessel will be delivered to Noble Drilling in 2012 and can be seen here during the final installation phase at Huisman Equipment in Schiedam's Wiltonhaven.
More information on the vessel can be found here.
About this photo
This photo was taken on the other side of the Wiltonhaven looking at the Huisman quay. As you can see by the ice in the water, we just came out of a two week frost period.
For Verebus Engineering and Huisman US, Patrick Andriessen from NAPNAM has created the document specification and the FrameMaker templates for the ships operations manual.
Wood selection for custom wedding frames down at Ironwood in Rozelle.
First round was for Kath - but I commissioned a local framemaker to make them. This time, I'm DIY!
Oh, and I've got some stunning Huon Pine to work with in 2013 too :)
Art conservator Matthew Horowitz was the special guest speaker at our latest Collector's Forum workshop. He showed us the tricks of the trade! Watch a video of the event here: matthewsgalleryblog.com/2015/04/21/spring-collectors-foru...
lol! I'm going back to bed... I think I lack sleep! :D
Seriously, I'll hit the sack! Yawn! I woke up too early this morning. I hope you guys have a happy labor day!
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It turns out, I have only posted 22 out of 400+ images from the parade -- and that's already sorted out.. I took close to 900 that day!
A Witchy Lady at The Framemaker's Gallery
Witch - 1/320 @ f/5.6; Aperture Priority; ISO 100; 50mm lens
Sneakers - 1/200 @ f/3.5; Aperture Priority; ISO 100; 100mm lens
Martin & Frances's second show & tell item was this early 20thC push fit which bears all the hallmarks of a jigsaw manufactured by Peacock as contractors - a red mock croc box, side label 'The Great Picture Puzzle Craze' and red box seals, and a typical smooth Peacock cut. The label address dates it to 1911-1914. The back label lists a range of 14 jigsaw titles, from 1s to 3 guineas, including customers' own pictures.
CE Clifford & Co Ltd (Fine Art Publishers, 12 Bury St, St James' London, Tel no 1210 Mayfair) 110pc no 2 Obstinacy, 10x8in.
The image shows a recalcitrant donkey, laden with produce and ducks in its side panniers, stopped across train tracks resisting the girl's efforts to get it clear in the face of an oncoming train.
The National Gallery website gives information about the firm CE Clifford, whose founder was descended from sculptor John Charles Felix Rossi (grandfather), and grocer/oilman father.
C.E. Clifford worked as an artists’ colourman 1849-1876 and also dealt in photographic materials manufacturer 1856-1865,
1870 Clifford advertised as a colourman and additionally as a ‘carver, gilder, looking glass and picture framemaker’
picture restorer from 1877;
C.E. Clifford & Co from 1887, printsellers; after CE retired aged 66.
C.E. Clifford & Co Ltd 1909-1924, fine art publishers, printsellers, framemakers, picture restorers.
At 30 Piccadilly, London WC 1848-1887, 12 Piccadilly 1887-1892, 200 Piccadilly 1892-1894, 21 Haymarket 1895-1911, 12 Bury St, St James's 1911-1914, 3 Regent Place, Regent St 1914-1924.
C.E. Clifford & Co turned to print publishing, issuing prints 1887-1907 from the Clifford Gallery. It was carried on by William Batley (b. c.1853) until it was incorporated as C.E. Clifford & Co Ltd in 1909. It advertised as fine art publishers and printsellers and continued until voluntarily wound up in 1924. (Its activities as printsellers see Pamela Fletcher and Anne Helmreich (eds), The Rise of the Modern Art Market in London: 1850-1939, 2011, p.298.)
www.npg.org.uk/research/programmes/directory-of-suppliers/c/
Chennai Softech (CS) is professionally managed company with quality deliverables up to the most expectation of our clients. We have over 50 thousand man hours experience in Content writing and development. Chennai Softech is into development of e-Content, e-Learning, Content writing, digitization, eBook. We also involved with activities and services such as; Prepress, e-Publishing , Page composition, Pagination, Adobe In design, PageMaker, QuarkXPress, Frame Maker, Ms-office, Artwork management, Adobe Illustrator, CAD design, Web Design , Web Development, E-Commerce Solutions, Flash Design, Graphic, Animation, PPT, Pay Per Click, PPC, HTML, Power Point, Content Development. For more details, Click here www.chennaisoftech.com
Chennai Softech (CS) is professionally managed company with quality deliverables up to the most expectation of our clients. We have over 50 thousand man hours experience in Content writing and development. Chennai Softech is into development of e-Content, e-Learning, Content writing, digitization, eBook. We also involved with activities and services such as; Prepress, e-Publishing , Page composition, Pagination, Adobe In design, PageMaker, QuarkXPress, Frame Maker, Ms-office, Artwork management, Adobe Illustrator, CAD design, Web Design , Web Development, E-Commerce Solutions, Flash Design, Graphic, Animation, PPT, Pay Per Click, PPC, HTML, Power Point, Content Development. For more details, Click here www.chennaisoftech.com
Art conservator Matt Horowitz of Goldleaf Framemakers discusses proper painting care at Collector's Forum Workshop II.
Check out more awesome photos from our Art Matters event last weekend:
Chennai Softech (CS) is professionally managed company with quality deliverables up to the most expectation of our clients. We have over 50 thousand man hours experience in Content writing and development. Chennai Softech is into development of e-Content, e-Learning, Content writing, digitization, eBook. We also involved with activities and services such as; Prepress, e-Publishing , Page composition, Pagination, Adobe In design, PageMaker, QuarkXPress, Frame Maker, Ms-office, Artwork management, Adobe Illustrator, CAD design, Web Design , Web Development, E-Commerce Solutions, Flash Design, Graphic, Animation, PPT, Pay Per Click, PPC, HTML, Power Point, Content Development. For more details, Click here www.chennaisoftech.com
My mom sent me this painting that she made from a photo I took. That photo, also freshly framed is on the other side of the wall.
Hi folks, you'll see me using icons for flickr friends from now on. I first thought it was impersonal but I had to cut down time making comments. I'm so much busier now than before.
I got my old pbase account up and running. Please visit it at www.pbase.com/psilver
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About the image:
I went back to Miller's Pond for more Muscovy duck shots. I'm surprised they aren't camera shy! I was able to get very close with my ultra wide angle lens which allowed me to capture not just the duck but the fall foliage too! I love this shot!
I gotta spend time with my wifey today. Have a nice day folks!
So proud of our good friend Matt Horowitz, who was profiled in the Santa Fe New Mexican this weekend. Matt is the director of conservation at Goldleaf Framemakers, and has collaborated with us on our Collector's Forum workshops. Check our Facebook page for a link to the story by Chris Quintana.
Well, I motored down to Greensboro to see my old boss John Fisher and pick up some frames from my framemaker, strong-gripped ninety-years-old Henry Kendall. We had some time to kill before we went over to the church (John's trying to make a Baptist out of me) so we checked out a few antique stores. These are (some of) what I found. Two are English, three are from North Carolina, and one, unidentified, but it sure looks more Tarheel than Brit.
Martin & Frances's second show & tell item was this early 20thC push fit which bears all the hallmarks of a jigsaw manufactured by Peacock as contractors - a red mock croc box, side label 'The Great Picture Puzzle Craze' and red box seals, and a typical smooth Peacock cut. The label address dates it to 1911-1914.
CE Clifford & Co Ltd (Fine Art Publishers, 12 Bury St, St James' London, Tel no 1210 Mayfair) 110pc no 2 Obstinacy, 10x8in.
The image shows a recalcitrant donkey, laden with produce and ducks in its side panniers, stopped across train tracks resisting the girl's efforts to get it clear in the face of an oncoming train.
The National Gallery website gives information about the firm CE Clifford, whose founder was descended from sculptor John Charles Felix Rossi (grandfather), and grocer/oilman father.
C.E. Clifford worked as an artists’ colourman 1849-1876 and also dealt in photographic materials manufacturer 1856-1865,
1870 Clifford advertised as a colourman and additionally as a ‘carver, gilder, looking glass and picture framemaker’
picture restorer from 1877;
C.E. Clifford & Co from 1887, printsellers; after CE retired aged 66.
C.E. Clifford & Co Ltd 1909-1924, fine art publishers, printsellers, framemakers, picture restorers.
At 30 Piccadilly, London WC 1848-1887, 12 Piccadilly 1887-1892, 200 Piccadilly 1892-1894, 21 Haymarket 1895-1911, 12 Bury St, St James's 1911-1914, 3 Regent Place, Regent St 1914-1924.
C.E. Clifford & Co turned to print publishing, issuing prints 1887-1907 from the Clifford Gallery. It was carried on by William Batley (b. c.1853) until it was incorporated as C.E. Clifford & Co Ltd in 1909. It advertised as fine art publishers and printsellers and continued until voluntarily wound up in 1924. (Its activities as printsellers see Pamela Fletcher and Anne Helmreich (eds), The Rise of the Modern Art Market in London: 1850-1939, 2011, p.298.)
www.npg.org.uk/research/programmes/directory-of-suppliers/c/
Ever tried doing the right thing but end up screwing your life?Everything just comes crashing down. I never learn and I don't know what to do anymore. This might be the end for Flickr for me for now. I just lost all drive and I've stashed away my camera gear. Maybe I'll pick it up again tomorrow or maybe next year. Knowing myself though, I'll be back in a few days. I just don't feel good right now. I broke my phone's lcd so I can't be reached at the moment. Does anybody have an old nokia I can buy?
About the image. I took a couple of shots with different exposures (6?) and also used ND8 + polarizer to slow down shutter speed. I wanted to shoot at 12mm but the stack of filters left a prominent vignette on the image.
I haven't used Photomatix for a long time but they had an upgrade recently and I kinda like it. It's easier to use and produces more natural looking images. Still, the final product depends on the user's preference.
Shot at f/22 to put everything in focus. I chose this spot because everything points to the horizon to the left where the water joins the ocean.
I REALLY had a good time that day. Thank you so much my friends.
A typical scene on Nissequogue River by Old Dock Road. That's Short Beach on the background.
Goodnight everyone.
A short break from my Bronx Zoo photos...
My mom's NY visit is coming to an end. She has to go home to take care of two critters -- my son Brian Justin and my niece Sofia. How I want to go back home for a visit but I find it expensive for now.
This was taken late in the afternoon, with the sun out of sight and rain clouds all over the sky -- almost perfect overcast for portraiture. I let her do what she wants with occasional direction from me. This is really just my second try at portraiture. I've done tons of nature shots so hopefully I will try my hand on more outdoor portraits next. I set Auto ISO on so the camera will shoot at low ISO unless it needs to bump it up when light goes too low. Some of my shots are taken in manual mode (I was experimenting on exposure). Handheld, 70-200mm VR 2.8 lens.
If anyone happens to be in or near Kings Park, drop by for a visit and maybe we can do a portrait or two. :)
they say that images should be broken up into 3rds ... I'm thinking this one is broken up into 3rds in the distance dimension :)
6.1.0 CrossOver Mac - May 15, 2007
www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/
* Mac OS X specific changes:
o Added handling of mailto: links, both within and outside of CrossOver.
o Added support for installing a set of Windows-specific truetype fonts.
o Fixed a problem with Quartz-wm on new Tiger install disks. Previously this problem caused CrossOver to crash on some new Macs.
o Added a feature that will check for available updates.
o Improved support on Leopard.
o Added Japanese localization.
o Improved support for composed characters
o Some cosmetic changes to the GUI. No major redesigns.
o Improved the menu-syncing algorithm.
* New application support:
o EVE Online
o Quicktime 7
o Ichitaro 2006 and 2007 (Japanese locale only)
o Ichitaro Viewer (Japanese locale only)
o IBM HomePage Builder 10 and 11 (Japanese locale only)
* Application fixes:
o Fixed some font problems in FrameMaker 7.1
o Added support for RPC over HTTP in Outlook 2003 when running in a Windows XP bottle. This allows use of HTTP mail in Outlook.
o Improved authentication support in Outlook 2003.
o Lots of widespread graphics improvements. Game rendering and performance should be much improved.
o Improved the Equation Editor installation process.
o The Half-Life 2 Intro now plays properly
o Several IE fixes: Wikipedia.org and Microsoft.com now load properly. Improved IE launch times.
o Improved Quicken window rendering.
o Lots of doc revisions.
o Fixed a problem with black icons in the Outlook shortcut bar.
o Fixed autocompletion in Outlook
* General CrossOver fixes and improvements:
o Major update of DirectX support.
o Added the ability to automatically download and install localized versions of some installers and service packs, including IE.
Want to give our new friend, Bill Taylor at the Framemakers in Waterville a big shout out of thanks for his generous donation of frames and supplies for the ROAR artists! "This is a great project and I want to support it as often as I can."
Bill, as many of you may know, is the designer of a phenomenal creation called a "Cosmic Modulator" which renders the reflection of its contents to infinity. You have to see each one of a kind box to believe it! Go!
The Framemakers
46 Main Street
Waterville ME 04901
207.872.8927
Two jigsaws cut by WG Barton, of Ravensdale, Old Bushey, Herts. (These are the only two in my records.)
Centre Right: WG Barton 80pc Summer Flower Garden, 3repl, image possibly 1889, unsold Feb 2021.
Left Half, including diagonal: WG Barton 252pc Old Tapestry 12x13in or 11x12in, sold in Aug 2015 by stgenix (resold Feb 2020, when I bought it). (The photos are from different dates) An interesting loopy longarm cut. Stgenix said the print was from the CE Clifford Gallery. Could WG Barton be the cutter of the loopy CE Clifford jigsaws?
Bottom Centre & Right: Two examples of jigsaws made for CE Clifford & Co Ltd, Picture Restorers, Carvers, Guilders, Print Sellers, Publishers & Framemakers, of 12 Bury St, St James' London SW which are not cut in the smooth push-fit style of William Peacock. The cuts are interesting with rounded longarms and include line-cutting and traces of interrupted edges.
CE Clifford & Co Ltd An Old Time Encounter by Gilbert S Wright, 51x31cm, sold July 2014.
CE Clifford & Co Ltd 173pc Harfleur by WJ Ayling, 7.5x10in, sold Aug 2015.
Francois is from the Cameroon and speaks English with a heavy French accent. Deals in frames and stuff and he was prepared to ship anywhere. There a lot of shops in the area selling these made from recycled or distressed wood I found out later.
These kitties were playing with each other, one prowling the other. I wouldn't want to be in the middle of these two! They're look adorable though.
![Please view here.](http://www.theboylanzone.net/Bob/FrameMaker/FramedImage.htm?stripes=15*FFFFFF&title="Playmates"&titlecolor=FFFFFF&background=000000&image=http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1283/573381669_b8420e0009.jpg){kind=link}
Just back from a trip to the left coast! Went to this place where they have fabulously large deserts (Claim Jumper - great for my new years diet!) and found this odd looking light fixture!
I've been working on a new version of the frame maker ... tons o fun! This is the start ...
new version of frame maker I have lots of plans for future enhancements!
This is looking through the window of an artist and frame makers shop in the art district in Lynchburg, Virginia…
