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All the cushions upholstered in Orla.
A happy collaboration with me, my Orla print and Dan Saks.
These chairs are available from Saks Corner in Lower Main Rd, Observatory, Cape Town.
"La felicidad humana generalmente no se logra con grandes golpes de suerte, que pueden ocurrir pocas veces, sino con pequeñas cosas que ocurren todos los días."
'The Hark the Herald Angels' scene that StudioM designed and made at our workshop in 2006 for use by a promotion company in the David Jones Christmas Windows 2006.This was taken at our studio a few days before being collected by the promotions company for animation and lighting. Angels are fixed into position but need to be strung up as yet. Juanita made the angels to my drawings and specifications in her home at Clifton. I discovered the last set of wings in a Noosa discount shop that was just the right size and fortunately Juanita was able to purchase more from the same chain store in Warwick which worked well and saved a lot of time. One last cloud to go in at the back on the right side - the flat one with the angel pumping it up with a car pump. I had yet to make the Herald newspaper for the red sock guy sitting on the steps or the snowball for the guy above him. The chap in the middle is waiting to be suspended in mid air as if he is on strings and acting to fly in a play.
Look up the David JOnes set and also visit www.flickr.com/photos/silverspot for other photos of this scene in Sydney and NZ and many interesting and funny close up shots of things hidden in the scenes that most people missed seeing.
We might not have mountains in Houston but we have some pretty impressive clouds. Taken with my iPhone 5 using the Hueless app.
Sonsòn Antioquia Colombia
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BEST LARGE ON BLACK! Backing up all my images onto a new hard drive, I ran across an evenings shoot I did not develop. Can't believe I forgot these images. Here is one from that night. The clouds exploded with color as the sun set.
Barn in the Vale of Evesham, Worcestershire, England under sunrays (HDR image from 2 original captures using Photoshop to blend)
Any good? Tips? I was going for a reasonably natural looking effect to capture a scene which I would have struggled to capture any other way. It's ended up a bit darker (to emphasise the sunrays) and a bit more saturated than I remember the real scene.
"Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky."
Rabindranath Tagore