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'wall shadow framed' - exploring design elements
image captured at the Hobby Lobby - Sheridan Mall
Lawton, OK
Seen yesterday while walking through the Prudential Center. I hope you all had have a great day, and I’ll catch up with you soon!
This is a frame within a frame of Notre-Dame de Paris, I really love to play with natural frames it gives the impression that you are in the photo! Do you guys like to use natural frame?
I just released a video on my channel called the best place to photograph in Paris, if you are coming to Paris soon: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qzjKZ3N2rM
Also don't forget to check out my Cityscape Master class course if you want to see how I shot and retouched this photo: www.bit.ly/CityScapeMasterClass
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I bought the box frames from IKEA a while ago but finally found the time to add the blocks and figs. The marvel one is wrapped in marvel wrapping paper. The final frames aren't as precise as I'd like, but close enough.
I made a zine, containing 12 photographs I made between January and May 2021.
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I'll always be grateful to Barbara for being such a super host in Zurich and for her ability to get us in to great places - like the ETH Earth Sciences Institute. This shot of the building opposite was taken while Barbara was inside negotiating our entry! Thanks Barbara!
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From left to right:
Jane: 50 cents at Ruth's Room
Oval (girl picking apples): 75 cents at Goodwill
Butterfly: gift from Katy
Snail Embroidery: 25 cents at Goodwill
'Life is Fragile': free! It was my grandma's
Owl: Katy's
Portrait: free! I found it in my grandparent's garage after they passed away. It's a portrait of my grandmother done by a street artist in New Orleans in the 60's
Little girl baking: 25 cents at Denton Thrift
Embroidered Sunflowers: $1.75 at Goodwill
Crosstitch Butterfly: 20 cents at Holy Family Thrift
Owls: Katy's
Photo: ?? I have no idea where I even got it.
Mirror: Katy's (it's hidden behind our lantern lamp)
Katy and I worked so hard hanging all of these up and we love our big blue wall so much.
The frames at the top of the tv are our Halloween decorations, haha.
Heumarkt U-Bahn station, Cologne, Germany
Lighting for the new Heumarkt U-Bahn station
in Cologne creates lively views
Each of the eight stations on the new North-South rapid transit (U-Bahn) line in Cologne was designed by a different architectural firm. Four of these stations use lighting technology from WE-EF. The largest of the stations, which is at Heumarkt, offers an impressive demonstration of how the luminaires contribute to function, safety and aesthetics all at the same time.
Featuring vaulted ceilings, the surprisingly large hall on the top floor of the new Heumarkt U-Bahn station resembles a church nave. In reality, however, it serves a purely worldly function as an access point to the deeper train lines and the location of a 300-m2 shopping pavilion. If Cologne's East-West line is moved below ground at some point, this intermediate level will be transformed into a train station as well.
The dynamics and vivacity of Heumarkt station are conveyed through the architecture, not only by the lively vaulted hall but also the numerous cut-outs and visual axes that open up a wide range of new perspectives. From some locations the entire height of the building can be seen – from the deep level of the North-South line and the intermediate level, to the glassed stairways leading above ground, where natural daylight enters the structure.
Given the great differences in room heights, some spanning various floor levels, the task for the lighting design team was to generate sufficient illuminance at the transport levels from a wide range of lighting point heights. A particularly versatile lighting instrument was required in order to manage the heterogeneous installation positions as well as the installation/mounting conditions, using a continuous luminaire design. WE-EF DOC240 recessed exterior downlights are the ideal solution for evenly powerful and flexible lighting.
In the Heumarkt station, DOC240 luminaires are mounted in a variety of combinations – incorporated with cross-members and integrated with the perforated metal sheet cladding of the station ceiling, and directly installed in both level and inclined concrete ceilings. In areas that are difficult to access, such as above the escalators and stairways, the downlights have been installed on luminaire lifts. These lifts make it possible to lower the luminaires for servicing or to replace lamps, which is a tool-free process.
Arranged in pairs between the cross-members along the apex of the arched ceiling, DOC240 luminaires form an impressive band of light. They direct impressive light downwards, while WE-EF FLC131 projectors illuminate the ceiling panels along the zenith line.
Architects:Coersmeier Tebroke Architektur GmbH, Cologne
Lighting Designer:Lichtdesign-Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH, Prof. Heinrich Kramer, Cologne
Project: Frames
B/W - 50mm - 16:9
Lisboa
Sony A7 + Minolta50mm1.7
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Sunflower frames, made Rotterdam 1997. Picture in my studio in Delfshaven 2010.
These frames are a sort of mix of painting and sculpture. It refers to the postmodernistic idea that every thing we think is based on frames.
The sunflowers in the sculptures are made from the sieves of caffettieres. I got a hold of a bunch of them after the fabrication of a series Chick sculptures from those caffettieres. The 32 sunflowers in these three flower frames are sort of the whole production of chicks in my earlier years.
Winter sunset on Pontusval, north Brittany, France.
Stitching of 5 vertical frames to build this view.
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A different angle on Optical photography, lol, my angle, this time seen from the back…
Do you also see Dali's moustache? LOL
In an ‘understated’ red.
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