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Goldstone Enterprises is dealer for samsung’s STARON products which is equivalent to Dupont’s Corian material. Staron is a 100 % Acrylic Solid surface product. This is made by Korean technology in South Korea. This is one of the most beautiful interior products.
Its applications are wash counter tops with bowls, Counter tops without bowl, counters for any use or just a wash basin. This materials also helps architects and interior designers to create bathroom designs with excellent designer bathroom concepts incorporating moulded wash basin including bathroom fittings. So hereinafter bathroom basins and hand wash need not just bowl but a integrated bowl with counter top.
One another area it is very useful is in kitchen designs to create non-porous, germ- free environment. Kitchen counter top can be made out of this wonderful material with sinks made of stainless steel or kitchen sink made out of the same material.
The logo I designed for Wil Wheaton's new show, Tabletop, which is part of Felicia Day's new Geek & Sundry YouTube channel.
Think “Celebrity Poker” meets “Dinner for Five” and you’re ready to experience a new kind of web show that pairs notable celebs with must-play tabletop games. Hosted by actor, co-creator and fan favorite Wil Wheaton.
See it here: geekandsundry.com/tabletop/
I wanted to try something a little different other then the standard photo of a wall mounted fish, so I went straight down the throat of this bass. I really think it turned out more dramatic then I was hoping for.
A minor victory today. It is a ton of work to setup my official studio in the garage and so as I am shooting new watches weekly, I am trying to figure out my best lighting...I finally figured out using a LED panel and then doing a trigger for a remote flash works great. DUH. I have been shooting all my watches with the Sony A7RIV and the 50mm Macro which does a great job but wanted to figure out using my GFX. I bought several extension tubes but I was putting them on too long a lens so this 45mm seems to work pretty good.
This bottlebrush shrub is right outside our back door.
The bottlebrush tree is native to Australia, but found in many countries of the world
The flowers are grown for their colourful, terminal or axillary, bottlebrush-like spikes of numerous, long-stamened flowers in red, purple, pink, white, green or yellow.
A capture of the change in the state of matter from a solid to a liquid on my dining room table taken with a Canon 60mm USM Macro lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Change - 6/7/11