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London was alive with class operators in the 70's and 80's . some still there but we have lost a lot . Gaurds .Frames. Galleon. Glenton,Bests. Arrowline. Iselworths. Ralphs. Grey Green. Sampsons. Len Wright. and many more . It is the same all over the country .
NOTE: Please use this image to provide inspiration for your designs! We encourage you to create using the designs found on this website to spark your creative fire!
Kea
Orana Wildlife Park
McLeans Island Road
Harewood
Christchurch
New Zealand
www.oranawildlifepark.co.nz/about.htm
Photo Taken With:
Canon EOS 1000D
+ Canon EF/EF-S lenses
+ 10.1 effective megapixels
+ 2.5-inch TFT color LCD monitor
+ Eye-level pentamirror SLR
+ Live View shooting.
+ EOS Built-in Sensor cleaning system
+ Wide-area 7 point AF with center cross-type sensors
+ DIGIC III Image Processor
+ PictBridge and Canon Direct Print compatible – no PC required
+ Continuous Drive up to 3 frames per second for as many JPEGs until the card is filled
+ Storage: SD & SDHC Card
+ Sensitivity: Auto, ISO 100 to 1600
A set of elegant frames/borders
7 different designs in 2 versions
with 3 colour variations, so a lot of frames :)
a link to where you can get these can be found on my profile page.
Cheers!
Insect Artifact Frames! Made using a variety of supplies.
A quick Halloween Idea! Last week at King of Prussia Mall, I saw a shadow box w/faux bugs in it as decor. $125 to $150 each. I made my version using a recycled frame, sheet of scrapbook paper and rubber/plastic critters, dab of hot glue. My price $2.25. You can create a high end version w/an ornate double sided glass shadow box w/critter, silk ribbon for under $10. Perfect for last minute Halloween crafting and parties! xoxo
Our local flickr group competition for this month has the title "Frames". This shot was taken in the window of a framing shop in town where there was a multi-section mirror as well as various frames and accessories...
Not sure of the proper name for the coloured frames that appear on this reel. The reel and little cube of pictures came from a toy camera that I think M had as a child. it broke but I couldn't through the little reel of circus pictures away. Today I realised why not! They were destined for Flickr- where else!Each picture is 0.6cm wide.
Insect Artifact Frames! Made using a variety of supplies.
A quick Halloween Idea! Last week at King of Prussia Mall, I saw a shadow box w/faux bugs in it as decor. $125 to $150 each. I made my version using a recycled frame, sheet of scrapbook paper and rubber/plastic critters, dab of hot glue. My price $2.25. You can create a high end version w/an ornate double sided glass shadow box w/critter, silk ribbon for under $10. Perfect for last minute Halloween crafting and parties! xoxo
For rental information visit www.fourframesbooth.com
Check out the full post on the building of Four Frames Photobooth at www.tinkurlab.com/2012/08/four-frames-photubooth/