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Design de interiores:
O design de interiores, confundido por vezes com decoração de interiores, é uma técnica cenográfica, visual e arquitetônica de composição e decoração de ambientes internos (cômodos, casas, residências, escritórios, palácios etc.).
Consiste na arte e prática de planejar e arranjar espaços, escolhendo e/ou combinando os diversos elementos de um ambiente estabelecendo relações estéticas e funcionais que dependam do fim a que este se destina.
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: 16 mm
Exposure: Manual exposure, 1/50 sec, f/2.8, ISO 320
*Canon 5D Mark II + Canon 16-35mm f/2.8
*Copyright © 2008 Naldo Mundim. All rights reserved.
*Reprodução proibida. © Todos os direitos reservados.
*Imagem protegida pela Lei do Direito Autoral Nº 9.610 de 19/02/1998
The waiting room of the San Luis Obispo Train Station, most (if not all...) of these folks waiting for the next Surfliner to open the doors to start boarding. Taken by a Nikon F3HP with a Nikkor 35-200mm ƒ 3.5-4.5 AIs lens (at 35) on Kodak U-Max 400 film.
Scanned into computer by an Epson V700, with the Epson software.
I am loving my new 14mm f/2.8 lens. Using this lens on my D700 has taken me back my film days all over again. I must thank Matt Pasant ( www.flickr.com/photos/pasant/ ) for his inspirational wide angle images of Disney that inspired me to make this purchase prior to coming on this trip. (For my wifes info, I bought it used Honey *smiles*)
This image was taken while we were waiting for the Chef Mickey breakfast at the Contemporary Resort Hotel. I hadn't been inside this hotel since I was a child back in '75. I am now going to sound like an old fuddy duddy...I think this ruins the interior, even if it does make for an interesting photo.
Also, about the breakfast, don't waste your $$. The character meals at Hollywood and Vine, and the one at the Crystal Palace blows this one away.
Kroger #543 (100,546 square feet)
1050 W Mercury Boulevard, Riverpointe Shopping Center, Hampton, VA
Opened January 22nd, 2020
So Kroger has finally, and I mean finally, opened up their newly built Hampton store. They've been talking about building this store since 2015 or 2016, first as a Marketplace (which the Peninsula still lacks) and then downgraded to a regular supermarket, but it seemed like they were always getting cold feet on construction until last year when the Fuel Center went up on a nearby outparcel. This Kroger replaces their smaller store nearby on Coliseum Drive, which was a former Farm Fresh and always had a temporary feel since they didn't do any interior décor modifications there, which wasn't the case at the six other stores they opened in 2018. That store was #571 and the new one is #543, which is an indicator of how long things had been in the planning stages here. From what I've heard that old building is still in Kroger's possession and they're gonna turn it into a training center, similar to one of their old stores in Virginia Beach. Whether or not this is true remains to be seen.
Anyways, let's talk about the new store itself. You know there was no way in hell I was gonna let this grand opening slip by me; those of you who have been following might remember my attendance at four out of the six Kroger openings in 2018, as well as going to all eight Harris Teeter openings in 2018-2019 (though one or two of those were a day after the opening, but who's counting? :P). There was quite the turnout here- I actually had to park all the way out by Rally's! Luckily the store is much more spacious than any of their old Farm Fresh buildings so it was easier to avoid getting customers in my shots most of the time. Naturally, the brand new building looks gorgeous inside: the aisles are wide, department signage is large, and overall it looks ultra modern with its' warehouse ceiling and polished concrete floor.
Color photo of the interior of the Commanding Officers House on Governors Island - taken through a window.
In Communication Design 2, students are asked to create the cover and interior of a work of fiction in the public domain. Heather Lee embraced this challenge and produced a gorgeously designed book that leverages personified typefaces.
Learn more about VFS's one-year Digital Design program at www.vfs.com/digitaldesign.
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St. Ignatius Jesuit Retreat House
Nicholas and Genevieve Brady Estate
Manhasset NY
John Torrey Windrim, Architect
1919
Movie Tavern (33,864 square feet)
1430 High Street, Suite 600, Shops at High Street, Williamsburg, VA
Opened March 27th, 2009
This is the interior living quarters of B&O Caboose No. 2222. On this end of the car is a stove and a table for eating. Half way back are black metal rungs that lead up to bench seats where the train conductor can sit and look out the cupola windows at the top of the caboose. At the far en of the car (but not visible because of the cabinets under the cupola) are the sleeping bunks for the train crew.
Interior of the Main Parts Storeroom on board LST-325. A bit cramped in there. For more information about LST-325, please visit their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/USS-LST-Ship-Memorial-Inc-38847553451205...
Interior of an unidentified butcher and grocery store, with cuts of meat and carcasses on display, and canned goods on the shelves. There are some Christmas decorations in the store and boxes of oranges on the floor, which is coated in sawdust. See also 2020-008-02.
Photograph by William Spence Clarke of Belleville, Ontario.
Subway #42982 (1,600 square feet)
1480-3D Quarterpath Road, Quarterpath Crossing, Williamsburg, VA
Opened in 2010
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