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Inside the Teatro Amazonas: the plaster ceiling in the main balcony overlooking the Praca do Sao Sebastiao. Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil, 27 March, 2008
Canek ceiling on the floor of the living room. The canek was covered with woven bamboo matting attached with liquid nails and hundreds of staples.
Single Exposure
3 Flashes one r/h corner in STU. 2nd on back of red sofa camera right bounced off wall, 3rd on back of white sofa camera left bounced off wall.
The Tudor ceiling of the Great Hall in Wollaton Hall, designed by Robert Smythson and completed in 1588.
The beautiful ceiling which is part of the main Mosque in Sarajevo. For a city with so much history, the mosque is calming, beautiful and a wonderful place to be.
Camino de Santiago, Day 7. Village churches are often closed when we pass them on the trail, and, if not, we're often too tired to fully appreciate them. Today we rose later and walked more slowly, which helped on both counts. One of the highlights of the day was this small and beautiful 12th century sandstone church (Santo Sepulcro in Torres del Rio), octagonal in shape and Romanesque in style with some Mudejar elements as well (Muslim-influenced architecture in Christian lands in Spain). The dome ceiling is decorated in a wonderful style that originated in Jaca, a town in Aragón that we visited last year.
Please visit Spirit of the Camino, my website about the unique and magical experience that is the Camino de Santiago.
an AC vent on the ceiling of nood in Lisbon, the pinkish tint is result of a wrong guess by the AWB system, I liked it.
1. Chester Springs Bedroom (2 pictures)
Ceiling:
--Benjamin Moore: Ultra White - Flat Finish (Ben Product)
Walls:
--Benjamin Moore: Color Name - Stone House - Flat Finish (Ben Product)
Trim:
--Benjamin Moore: Color was a Custom Match - Satin Finish (Impervo Product - Oil Base)
2. Kildares DJ Booth - West Chester PA
Stain Used - Min Wax - Golden Pecan
Polyurethane Used - Sherwin Williams Waterbased - Semi Gloss Finish
3. Faux Finish - Powder Room in Exton PA
Base Color - Benjamin Moore: Ashen Tan - Egg Shell Finish (Ben Product)
Faux Color - Benjamin Moore: Sweet Rosey Brown - Matte Finish (Regal Product)
Glaze Used - Studio Finishes - Clear Latex Glaze
Theatre Royal in Brighton, where we went to see the Peter James play 'Dead Simple' ...
Information from theatreroyalbrighton.com/
Theatre Royal Brighton is a historic Grade II listed theatre in Brighton, Sussex. The theatre hosts musicals, plays, opera and ballet throughout the year, as well as Creative Learning events, workshops and courses. The venue has a capacity of 952 seats over four levels and features a wonderful Proscenium.
One of the oldest theatres in the country, Brighton's Theatre Royal has a history that began over two hundreds years ago in 1806 when The Prince of Wales, George Augustus Frederick who later became Prince Regent and then King (George IV), approved the building of the theatre. It opened the following year on 27th June 1807. The opening performance for was Shakespeare's Hamlet.
For its first fifty years the theatre struggled until it was bought and redeveloped by the actor Henry John Nye Chart in 1854. He hired the famous architect Charles James Phipps and soon the theatre became more financially successful and gained a respected reputation. When Henry died in 1876, his wife Ellen Elizabeth Nye Chart (also a thespian) took over and was one of the first female theatre managers. Ellen further built upon the success and reputation of the theatre.
In recent years the theatre has hosted popular shows such as Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Rocky Horror Show and Spamalot in order to appeal to a wider audience. The theatre was bought by the Ambassador Theatre Group in 1999 who have developed the infrastructure of the theatre, as well as investing in new productions and creating alliances with arts organizations.
Belt driven ceiling fan was some of the first ceiling fans created. These homemade belt driven ceiling fans use a single engine with a piston driving a belt that extends between each fan.
Now that's craftsmanship. How on earth do you create a thing like that?
This is the four thousandth photo I've put on Flickr, as it turns out. I've got another of this ceiling somewhere from several years ago so photo number 4,000 is essentially a repeat, but what the hell. This one's better anyway :)