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Half ship models were made of thin strips of teak. Used in designing and building ships. This one was made in Madison by William Miner of C.M. Miner & Sons, East Wharf. 43 1/2" X 8 1/2"
Donated by Grace Miner Lippincott and Ernestine Miner King
ACC# 80.299.1
See more museum items at flic.kr/s/aHskgxX9We.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
A little night photography using photo gel. Image was taken downtown Ft Myers, Fl. Checkout leoinspired.com to see more of my work.
Seen today at the Crich Tramway Museum , Model weekend was this model of the Forth Bridge.
It was built to 1/450 scale and featured a working DMU running on T gauge track - the rails being just 3mm apart.
Sorry about the quality on this one but it was majorly cropped from an original shot I took of her and I only thought of doing this composition AFTER the shoot was over. grrrrr!
Kendra has got to be one of the most versatile models I've seen. She pulls off the innocent look and then instantly moves to a seductive vogue. It was a pleasure working with her.
These are from the Camera Store's 10th Anniversary promotion event. Models posed for photographers for 2 days in the chilly weather.
Model: Henk Blois
Photographer: Bram Van Dal​
1/125 F9.0 100 105mm
I like to play with the balans between light and shadow. In this case I have used one light, this light gives a nice mood in this picture.
Snowberry Matchbox ship model from the 70s (not in a very good shape-the mast is gone and other small parts missing)
Helena @ AL Model Management
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