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The dining room at the Hearthside Inn B&B in Bar Harbor, ME. This was where I had breakfasts with the other guests during my stay in Bar Harbor. It was nice to have a delicious hot breakfast prepared by our hosts Susan and Barry Schwartz, and to have great conversations with other guests and our hosts. I got some good recommendations on places to check out from the other guests there.
This is a train!
Oddly, I didn't document any description of what car this is, so I don't know the time period or anything else about it. Something to find out in the next visit...
Learn more about the amazing history of steam locomotive transportation when you visit Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
A delicious cappuccino satin base was custom mixed for the lower half of this dining room. Faux gold leaf tiles were decoupaged as a border. A cream lace inspired design was then freepainted and highlighted with metallic highlights.
Dining room/office. This doorway leads to the hallway--it is directly across from the living room. The breakfront was a gift. Stuffed full of tchokes.
Consisting of the renovation of three floors in central London, totalling over 500 sq meters of commercial space into four bespoke apartments and a renovation of new courtyard.
This project also involved structural strengthening, basement waterproofing, new mansard roof and windows.
This juvenile Osprey carried its fish (supplied by dad) from the nest to this pole. Maybe s/he didn't want to share?
The Dining Table. St. Anthony's Monastery in the Red Sea Mountains in Egypt. Black and white photography by Donna Corless.
Depressing place. Very cold dark floor, beige color everywhere and bright windows (around noon time-no choice). One flash at1/2 power in hallway to the left and one OC bounced. Large bay window next to the entrance door (mirror).Table was centered underneath the lamp, but not with the picture on the wall. Curves, sat etc in CS4. I know it looks off, but if I had shot it from a different angle, I would have lost the info either on the right or the left side. Does anybody have a suggestion?
Er so we "may not have copyright to these as they were take by Holland American Photographers, but I am posting them for the memories anyways :)
TABLE FIFTY FOR THE WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dining room in the Lincoln Home in Springfield Illinois. Lincoln purchased the home in 1844 as a 1½-story cottage, this lovingly preserved residence grew along with the Lincoln family to the two-story structure it is today.
NRIS #71000076. Added in 1971.
Taken with a film camera and scanned.
GROWTH SOLOS 2014
04-10-2014
ToGather dining experience, in het pand van KROONLUCHTERS.COM Verwerstraat 29, 's-Hertogenbosch
Een concept van food- & keramiekdesigners Merel Cremers, Dalila Sayd, Thao Nguyen en Amandi van Loon
coaching: Marjoes Corsten
foto's SOLOS Marcus Peters
Nearing the end of lunch service with lingering patrons digging into their desserts and finishing on the last drop of wine.
Grand Dining Room at Hearst Castle. Hearst sat at the middle of the table and the most honored guest sat nearby. It was rumored that visitors that outstayed their welcome were moved close to the huge fireplace to hasten their exit.
Playing into Hearst's idea that this is a casual ranch for the family camping trips, the table in this dining room is set with paper towels and bottles of ketchup.