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'GREEN FRAMES' - the 1st ever Photo Expo by 'Gthin Photo Art' , conducted in association with 'HARITHAM 2011', 2 day program by Department of Commerce & Tourism and Tourism Club of Catholicate College, Pathanamthitta-Kerala-India
Il vuoto e la sostanza: breve visione sul paesaggio della Cappadocia.
© Giorgio Verdiani
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NOVEMBER REIGN opening last night at SUBV. My paintings will be up fpr the whole month so come on down! Photo by Natalie Reis www.flickr.com/photos/38666555@N00/
Check my quick guide about B&W development!!
Kodak T-Max 400 - TMax Developer 1:4 - 7 min @ 20°C
Manual Exif: 1/250 f/5.6 ISO400
I got these a s a backup pair - the frames are't as wide as I though they'd be - I really need frames that are at least 130mm across.
Still, it's nice to have a backup pair, and they're incredibly light since they're so small.
New Glasses - Goggles4U style 24664.
(With Anti-glare coated standard-thin 1.57 plastic lenses)
goggles4u.com/detail.asp?PID=24664
Total cost: $25.
Photoshopped test of the frames I'm considering. Would go well with my hawaiian shirts, yes?
The frames only:
Watercolor and Ink drawing on 4" x 6" 300gsm paper.
Featured in " Overqualified and Underemployed" at Technical skateshop in Boston.
A window to the atrium beside two contemporary paintings from Mumbai/Bombay.
At the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts.
This old country store is on Highway 87 north of Pittsboro. You know me...just call me "Mr. Rural Decay." I had to stop and shoot some frames of it.
Steel frames and cable surrounds this neon sign. Red character with a thin styled border keeps it simple yet not plain.
This picture was fun. One advantage of being super early to the Gardens is that you are there before all the people and the brides. An hour later a shot like this was totally impossible. While standing here for this shot I got 4 bug bites! ::scratch::
Most high end Healings have the serial number stamped on the left hand side top seat lug area, this one suggests the frame is circa 1958