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Oil on canvas, 50x60, 2007, framed version
Painted by me. Based on a Flickr photo from Yumi@bagdadcafe
I could surely figure out how to fix this broken frame. It holds one of my favorite ever pictures of my dad on our farm. One night recently, it simply fell off the fall and the frame is damaged. I tried taking it to Hobby Lobby but they won’t do repairs. Actually, they were downright snippy about it! So if I had a brain, I could either fix it myself or convince Hadley he needs to. Which would you guess is most likely? ODC: if I only had a brain
On February 14, 2009 I was in Ely, NV at a Nevada Northern photographers weekend. It was such an enjoyable way to spend some time getting to know all of the equipment, the museum as well as few dozen others. No. 93 framed nicely in the doorway of the engine house.
Sindy was deeply engulfed in her detective story, ....the hero had been wrongly accused and was just about to take the stand, .... and didn't even look up when Tina huffed and puffed into the room, carrying a picture frame.
Tina: Sindy, Sindy! I've been framed! *Holding up the frame*
Sindy: *Not looking up* For what? Theft? Murder?
Tina: Huh? I didn't steal it... exactly.
Sindy: *Lowering her book* Oh, you meant it quite literally.
Tina: Yes of course. What did you mean?
Sindy: Ha ha, that my girl, is dangerous knowledge for someone like you. I will never tell. Wait, what did you mean by not stealing that -exactly?
Tina: Er.. and that is dangerous knowledge for someone like you.
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For the theme "Framing" in the Blythe a Day group. Meant in the way Tina meant it. Not in the way Sindy did. As in "to deliberately make someone seem guilty of a crime when they are not guilty, by lying to the police or in a court of law".
Whitby Abbey
Taken from a different viewpoint to the norm, I tried to get a bit of the beach and sea in as well to show how high the headland is that the Abbey stands on.
Such a great place and so popular. This one was taken within minutes of the Abbey opening, before the bulk of the visitors started to arrive.
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The 66 lever mechanical frame on the operating floor of Bognor Regis Signal Box, 26th March 2008. The frame dates from 1938 and has about 50% of the levers still in use. The spare levers are painted white, those controlling signals are red, points are black, facing point locks are blue and electrical releases are blue/brown. Shortened levers indicate the lever controls an electrical function i.e. a colour light signal and is not connected to a mechanical function and therefore does not need a lot of effort to pull it. Of note is the relatively low number of shortened levers indicating that the layout at Bognor Regis is still predominately mechanically signalled.
On a couple of occasions in the 1970’s I had the unenviable task of shortening a signal lever, no power tools in them days, just brute force and a hacksaw. Trust me it is one hell of a difficult task due the hard metal of the lever and the awkward angle you are sawing at
Olympus OM-1 w M.Zuiko 100-400/5-6.3 IS
ISO200 f/11 123mm -1.7ev
Single frame raw developed in DxO PhotoLab 8, colour graded in Nik 7 Color Efex and finished off back in PhotoLab.
Back to Sweden for an IR shot. It's been a while. Too much traveling. The nature here is quite OK too. This is at a lake I've uploaded shots from before, Västra Långvattnet. Taken last summer on a long nice walk in the forest.
World longest suspension bridge (3911 meters), Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge or Pearl Bridge connects Awaji island and the city of Kobe on Honshu island.
shot out of my window
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A candid photo taken in the Amazon area a few miles up river from Iquitos, Peru. A black and white cropped edit from a previous upload.
A photography blog about the compositional technique of framing
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Photographed within a frame - Pose by SH Poses & Scenery
United Colors | SFU | Maze Thighs | [ATI] | Reborn Event
Playing around with natural framing. HDR with 3 exposures blend with Photomatix and little editing in LR.
Enjoy
Rails are 120" will hold up to king-size quilt. Designed to work with Bernina 830 sewing machine (not included). Comes with Grace speed control (not shown). Must be disassembled to move. Buyer must bring truck to central Texas to move. Owner has original manual. Paypal accepted.
found a door sitting in the ally. this is what i saw when I looked through it. frames are pretty much the shit, anytime.
The Window frame in shot is part of one the houses that surround St Leonards Church in Bridgnorth Shropshire England.Some the houses are listed and very picturesque,this window just caught my eye
Walking around the Dubai Frame - presents views of old Dubai in the north and new Dubai in the south.
wiki - Dubai Frame