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Shepherds Lookout, near Canberra, looking over the Murrumbidgee River, towards the New South Wales border.
Canon EOS 33 camera, Canon EF17-40/f4L lens, Svema 125 colour negative film.
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The lit walkway worked well to frame the well lit snowman in on the front porch of this house on Trinity street.
Lens: Nikon 18-200mm lens
Other Photo Gear Used: Slik Sprint Pro Tripod
Photo Processing Software used: Adobe Photoshop; Photomatix; Nik Color Efex Pro; Nik Vivenza;
Feel free to download the full size version of Framed Snowman from my blog for personal use. For commercial use, please contact me for pricing.
I'm selling off the last frame I made for myself while I was at Bilenky Cycle Works. It was intended as a rough road/randonee type bike. I never actually rode this frame, I had it built up and it sat around in my shed for a year or so, hence the paint is in VGC, but with a few minor nicks.
Constructed in the bi-laminate style and made with predominantly True Temper S3 tubing, this is probably the lightest frame that I worked on while at BCW weighing in at 1500g (it was only 1300g before paint...). Sizing: 530mm ST c-c, 550mm TT c-c. Fits 700x28c tires with fenders, long reach sidepull brakes, and a 1 1/8" headset. 130mm spaced rear end.
Comes with what you see in the photos. Frame and fork, Chris King headset and Shimano long reach sidepulls. Price: $2200 OBO.
I could also provide this as a whole bike, price depending on what kind of parts you would like.
The Clyde River at sunset, Bateman's Bay.
Mamiya c220 TLR camera, Mamiya-Sekor 135/f4.5 lens, Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film.
SEE ALSO MY OTHER HALF FRAME CAMERAS FOR SALE: OLYMPUS PEN D3 & YASHICA HALF 17
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A new set of ready to use frames.
If you use my frame, please credit me and link back to this page and also leave a sample of your work (small size) in the comments. Thanks.
Please, do not claim nor redistribute as your own.
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Portrait of a worker performing reconstruction of Maly Theatre (Moscow, Russia) before the start of the new season.
I was taking some architecture photos of famous Moscow theaters- Bolshoi and Maly for my portfolio when I suddenly noticed this worker painting the building. He was busy working and I took some photos of him but they all lacked smth. And when he stopped working, took a cigarette and turned away- transforming the whole scene into smth theatrical- an old statue, a smoking man and marble pillars like centuries between them.
nowmaybe you don't want ot know this , but this is my sunset view through the hatch in the head (bathroom), whether having a shower or on the loo I can look out this hatch and see the world
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ODC - NATURAL FRAMING is the topic for Monday 30 July 2012
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DIY bespoke bamboo bike frame, made at 2 day intense workshop with Ian and James at Bamboo Bike Club
Read an account of the process
This is my newest frame design. This part was the initial inspiration. It evolved pretty quickly and the three versions you see above are basically how it changed over time. Although the black version initially had the legs attached underneath like the white version. The leg joint on the white and red mechs is taken from here and really helps with poseability. I'm probably going to make future versions with that leg design and either the torso from the black or red mech, as the white torso -- in my opinion -- has too many parts.
Individual Brickshelf Galleries
Mobile Frame Hangar discussion topic.
Adding some finishing touches to the kids playground. I originally left off the a-frame to the right of the swings, but now with it complete even I can swing with wild abandon - there is 80 pounds of concrete anchoring each side.
Next I'll add some monkey bars, but no hurry on that since the kids are not yet big enough to use them.
52 weeks of 2020, week 18 Frame within a frame... Creative
Using a cube frame with treed background.
Alternative in comments.
Fjällsta is a new frame (at least new since I was last there) offered by IKEA. It's a good alternative to the Ribba frame -- wider and better construction.
If you're needing to frame one of my letterpress prints, the 19¾ × 27½ is a great match. You'll just need to have a custom matte cut at your local framing shop. See this article for framing details.
Stacked like small boxes atop one another or as simple, beautiful objects,
Frame serves both a decorative and a practical purpose. Combine
the wooden boxes with the colored boxes, or aim for the pure and
simple look. The small Frame boxes can also be connected to the large
Frame modules and used as a small display for your favorite objects.
Price:
599 DKK
669 NOK
699 SEK
79 EUR