View allAll Photos Tagged frames
The frames of Z18 Class 1804 (later X10 Class 1076) in the workshop behind Goulburn Roundhouse, having been recently refurbished. A photograph of a Z18 Class locomotive sits on the partially complete cab floor, showing how it will look once complete.
I finally got a good shot of this frame! It's going to get wrapped up tomorrow and heading out on Tuesday! Yay!
Geek it up with Kalia Prescott! Awesome shot by Brad Bethell. Kalia (The Hunger Games) spotted wearing Geek Eyewear. Love it!
All the pieces for the frame are cut, placements are marked and pilot holes drilled in the side panels.
I installed this one, but holding it in place while driving the nails was difficult. I think I will re-do this one and drill pilot holes in the frame piece through the side panel pilot holes to reduce shifting while nailing.
This conditioner that also functions as a treatment mask, is ideal for all hair types, especially damaged and/or chemically treated hair.
The improved design and formula of the previous conditioner of the same name.
Now comes in a cool mint packaging, and in two sizes.
The truth is what people perceive to be the truth. In some way we are all living in a system of lies. What then does it make of us? What we frame or choose to see are our frames in life. But is there anything wrong with that? As long as we live happy and fulfilling lives in our own minds, what is wrong with living a lie?
Photos avaliable on my tumblr please reblog instead of posting!
Just recently got the Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM. I've been wanting this one for a long time... and finally saved up enough to get it. Shot a wedding a few weekends ago with it and the photos turned out amazing. (I might post some of those.)
Last night I went to the Exposure Gallery and met the amazing street photographer, Waxy. (Hi John, it was great meeting and talking to you.)
After that I took this new lens for a test drive with a friend on a walk along Broadway and spotted this unique glasses shop and had some fun shooting everything in site.
Selling framed photographs of the city along 5th Avenue, Central Park, New York.
Be part of the Marketplace! Join us at Markets & Microentrepreneurs from Around the World
Georgina McNamara is the recipient of the first Oaksmith Bursary and we are very proud to be sponsoring her MA Fine Art degree show at Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design.