Temperature Compensated Variable Snap Gages, with TCompII indicator

Equipped with Albion's standard Tcomp II temperature compensating indicator with standard LVDT travel of ± .02 inch (1 mm) and .00001 inch (0.00025mm) resolution before applying temperature compensation.

4th grade class had an art project and when I saw it, I had to have some of it hanging in my kitchen because they match my fiestaware colors (cobalt and yellow). I selected 3, framed them in white 12 x 12 frames (purchased on ebay for about $6.50 e.). Added a 5 x 7 photo of my daughter that I'd edited and hung it with the grouping.

cut and paste and have some fun at the RAI stand

2. glue and clamp

Fancy frames spotted in shop window

Old buildings, Ruby

waterbed sheets

Zenni optical deal: frames $10.00, auburn tinting $4.90, total cost $14.90.

photo: Carl Godwin

An ongoing project of curating original art work in the public space. Members of the collective send framed works to one artist, and that artist installs the works on the streets.

Me taking a self-portrait in the communal hall of my place.

A SELECTION OF SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES IN A VARIETY OF COLOURS AND FINISHES - MORE SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES COMING SOOOOOOOON.... VIEW MORE INFO AT WWW.TTIMAGING.CO.UK

Efke 100 film in a Clix-o-Flex, a half-frame TLR-style camera that takes 127 film. Sometimes the frames overlap a bit.

Made with vitreous tile and glass globs

Frames for a little animation I made.

Drawn from a sequence of photos from Transworld Skateboarding mag.

Described as "Justin Eldridge nollie 180 switch crooks".

The animation is on YouTube. (see comments below)

GH4, Sigma 18-35 1.8

photo: Carl Godwin

Giant Axe Field, Lancaster

Specialized frames all from the same era, acquired at completely different times. The Rockhopper Comp I bought for $30.00 at a police auction, mainly for the components. The 1989 Stumpjumper Team was my 3rd mountain bike ever, having purchased it used, probably in 1991, ridden to death, and only recently stripped down to possibly rebuild. The orange bike is Hardrock from a dumpster that I stripped and painted orange, and may soon be another commuter for me.

Image made for the 365:2025 group after my annual eye exam.

Lens: Viltrox 28mm f/4.5 fixed.

Frames from the Hal Hartley film Trust

A tutorial for making these frames is available on my blog Artful Adventures.

This is the picture I entered for the frames assignment. There's another that I prefer - I will upload it as Frames 1 in due course. Had I but world enough and time, I would have cleaned up the tiles first (it'd have been a lot quicker to do this before taking the picture, though...)

Grunge frames with copy space

Stack of 1681 frames. First image of Saturn this year.

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