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Front & Reverse-Lit Channel Letters and Channel Cabinet for American Wheel & Tire.
All signs and awnings shown in these images were designed, fabricated, and installed by Accent Sign and Awning, Houston Texas. Copyright 2012.
www.accentsignco.com 713-780-1151
Riding a front-loaded bike takes a few minutes to get used to, but it works fine once you're familiar with it. Front loads have the advantage of being easy to keep track of while you ride. Often front platform (or porteur) racks are much wider than rear carriers, which makes them especially good for carrying bulky, low-density items, like a big package of toilet paper.
This rack I'm not entirely satisfied with. I don't feel the rails around the edge offer much additional functionality. The holes between the bars are so big that just about anything will fall out -- it can't function as an easy to use basket. At the same time, the rails prevent me from easily strapping down items that are larger than the platform. I want to find a wicker basket (maybe picnic style?) that fits in the front perfectly. Either that, or swap it out for a simple platform.
coint pocket is a little bit misplaced but nothing I can't life with, otherwise I'm happy with ow it turned out
I was sad to hear they were tearing down the old brick children's hospital that has been out of use for years. But instead of tearing it down I was told that they are converting it into some custom condos. but before that happened I had to sneak in and capture some history
I made this curtain in 1967. He is a copy of a stained glass window I saw that year at the Parador de Jaén - Castillo de Santa Catalina, Andalusia, Spain.
I confess that two weeks ago I almost consigned him to the bin; but the look of horror on my friend's face when I told her, made me re-consider.
So I gave him one last chance and put him in the washing machine! The old curtain promptly disintegrated, as I had suspected it would, but miraculously, the knight came up a treat and still in one piece.
He's now happily sewn to a new curtain and back on guard in front of the door as if nothing had happened!
The Empire Diner at night in Chelsea, Manhattan, NYC. Photographed in January, a sidewalk vestibule is seen in front of the entrance to insulate diners from the cold winter air.
Also available at Wikimedia Commons.
Nitto Mark's Rack (Rivendell) and Tubus Tara lowrider rack. Best of both worlds, the Nitto can carry a decent-sized handlebar rack, a Wald basket or a Nitto Platrack attachment, transforming it into a porteur. The lowrider is perfect for a set of Ortlieb front panniers.
Photo Credit: 2011 © GAILE GUEVARA | PHOTOGRAPHY™ All rights reserved.
Model: Teddy (Japanese Chin Maltese, Male, 7lbs)
:: DESIGN TEAM ::
Interior Designer: Gaile Guevara
Design Team: Michelle Bikic
Renovation: Jan Sowa
These are shots of my good friend Darryl's gorgeous 1965 Ford Mustang. Super fun shoot, learning/testing new techniques for both shooting and post-processing.
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