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It's a medium format panoramic camera. You'll get 4 frames out of a roll of 120 film.
Once upon a time I had this photo related discussion with our CEO and he mentioned he had a medium format camera that takes 6x17 format. I told him I have not seen one and he said he's going to bring it to work one of these days and he did recently. I wish I had more time with it. Maybe next time, with me asking nicely, perhaps our CEO would let me have it for a day or so. Still lucky to get to see it, photograph it in our lunch room and get a feel of what it's like.
This was so hard to do! I had to hang up the frames and then had to wait for the right time to take the shot because it was so windy. xP
A string of square photographs on a blue wall inside a post modern expositions. All of them have the same model of a simple white frame. The perspective angle coupled with the wide aperture makes only one of the frames to be in focus.
This is a photo of my friend "Frames" in the studio that I used for my dominant value photo. I wanted to get a low-key shot that only consisted of half of his face and began to fade to darkness on the other side. The lighting set up consisted of one very strong light directly to the left of the model at about eye level.
I added emotional/conceptual depth to this photo by adding a lot of emphasis on his glasses and his eye. A person's eyes are some of the most noticeable features of someone, and they often can bring out a lot of emotion in photographs. I really wanted to make sure that the glasses were a very impactful piece of the shot as well which is one of the reasons why I used this style of low-key photography. It brings into detail the shape of his face, his glasses, and brings out a lot of depth within and around the eye. I added conceptual/emotional depth by bringing an emphasis to his glasses which perfectly frame the most emotional feature of this photo: his eye.
Or in my house, as it were.
This is the upstairs landing - the hallway is painted (in a warm, delicious color I love called "Whisper of Warm Apricot" - poncy much?) and done, and I am so in love with it. Just to the left of the photo my cherry blossom lights will be hung on the wall, and the stairs and banister are soon to be painted.
I've spent the afternoon hanging up photos from travels, of family (including photos of grandparents and great-grandparents in black and white and sepia), of things I love and which make our house a home. I've always wanted a hallway covered in happy memories and photos, all in different frames. Now I've got one.
The contents are anything but square ...
Daily Shoot: Right (90-degree) angles can help define a composition. Make a photograph involving intersecting lines.
Frame :*ICARUS FRAMES* road
Headset :*CHRIS KING* nothreadset
Wheels :*ENVE* ses 3.4 rim × *CHRIS KING* R45 road hub
Crankset :*WHITE INDUSTRIES* VBC road crank set
Shift lever:*SHIMANO* ULTEGRA
FD&RD :*SHIMANO* ULTEGRA
Brake :*CANE CREEK* ee regular mount brake set
Stem :*ENVE* carbon stem Painted by COOK PAINT WORKS
Handlebar :*ENVE* carbon road bar
Seatpost :*ENVE* carbon seatpost
Saddle :*WTB* silverado
Bar tape:*BROOKS* cambium rubber bar tape
Pedal:*TIME* atac XC 6 pedal
Saddle bag:*OUTER SHELL ADVENTURE* rolltop saddlebag
Feel free to download and use my textures.
I would like to thank to SkeletalMess for his wonderful tutorials.
The work from NAVAJO and this little new frames will be part of an exhibition in Gängeviertel in Hamburg. April 13th.
Standing at the side of the main building at Swanwick Junction, Midland Railway Centre on the 7th August 2015 are the rusting frames and wheels of a 0-6-0 steam locomotive. I suspect that these are the frames and wheels of a London Midland and Scottish Railway Fowler 0-6-0T 3F “Jinty”, most likely to be 47564. This engine was built in 1928 by the Hunslet Engine Company and withdrawn in 1965. It was then used as a stationary boiler for carriage heating at the Red Bank Carriage Sidings Manchester. It was acquired for spares by Derby City Council in 1972 to support the three “Jinty’s (47327, 47357, 47445) it acquired in 1970. All four are leased to the Midland Railway Centre. Of course some of these bits could be actually from any of the four locomotives.
2011
FRAMES is a bookcase that consists of five layers of plywood. The frames have different sizes and depths, so that for any size book is an appropriate place.
The cabinet can be stand alone in the room.
Other wood species, sizes and frame formats desired are possible.
Dimensions and material cabinet on photos:
H 180 x W 100 x D 38 cm, 18 mm Radiplex.
Design: Gerard de Hoop
Some of the old picture frames that I've inherited, I love the gold one especially. I need to find just the right picture to go in it.