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Frame :*SURLY*cross-check Painted by COOK PAINT WORKS
Headset :*VELO ORANGE* grand cru headset 1 1/8"
Stem :*FAIRWEATHER* UI-7 integrated stem
Wheels :*H PLUS SON* the box × *SHIMANO* hub
Tire :*FAIRWEATHER* for traveler tire
Brake Lever :*DIA-COMPE* SS-6 brake lever (all polish)
RD :*SHIMANO* 105
Crank:*BLUELUG* RMC crank set
Brake :*PAUL* touring canti brake
Handlebar :*NITTO* b355 kite bar
Grips :*BROOKS* slender leather grip
Saddle :*BROOKS* team pro classic
Brake Hanger :*FAIRWERTHER*
Seat clamp:*PHILWOOD* seat post collar
Highlighting gold and black.
I finally pick up a Karen Wilson bag. She's a local/Canadian designer. I remember first encountering her products on the Danforth and being shocked by the sticker price from a relatively new/unknown brand. When I saw her products at the Clothing Show a couple years ago I clutched onto a really nice clasp bag only to place it gingerly back on the shelf (due to the price tag). I couldn't help it with this gathered frame purse that I had been eying from Cat's Cradle (596 Yonge Street). I actually stopped in to look at a dress in the window... and well, I don't think I need to say any more.
Using the black fencing to frame the welder below in Port Moody today. Heavy action going on for the future Evergreen Line.
04-08-2014
Grant Mattice photo
Computer designed highly detailed film frame with space for your text or image. Nice grunge element for your projects. More images like this in my portfolio
I really like this one. I was playing around with natural framing and deliberately wanted to create a photograph that would mess with your eyes. There are three subjects here, and you have to consider each one separately or your eye starts jumping around.
For the first time since I started posting on flickr, we decided to frame and mat and display some of my photos. This was taken during our trip to Georgia Southern University. We hung the photo in our bedroom. See the original photo here.
Toketeyuku gogo (2012) Pastel and charcoal on canson paper 90g 284x216mm
とけてゆく午後 (2012) キャンソン紙 90g にパステルと木炭 284x216mm
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Framed by: Akihiro Nakamura
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These etchings are pieces I did when I was a printmaker in the seventies. So I have all these prints hanging around and I thought it would be nice to build some frames which really integrated with the art. Sort of enlarged the idea behind the print. Thus, my new category of 'framed art'.
#AbFav_IN_THE_FRAME_️
Walking around, eyes wide open, always looking for THE SHOT...
And then, you'll see the strangest images, that make one smile.
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Frame, people, dogs, ducks, windows, car, bicycle, safety, colour, Africa, Europe, horizontal, NikonD7000, "Magda indigo"
So happy with the way this came out. Here is a link to my blog for a Tutorial:
fairyflames4.blogspot.com/2011/03/diy-just-another-word-f...
Seen from a slightly unusual angle at the corner of Morley and Cobden Streets, this is the fine Fifteenth Century Gainsborough Old Hall. Timber framed, but with parts having an early brick skin, the Hall has been the Town's centrepiece for over 600 years.
The Hall was built (largely) by the Yorkist Lord of the Manor, Sir Thomas Burgh, who entertained King Richard III here in 1470. However, the house was built on the site of a much earlier dwelling, and there is evidence to suggest that there are few sites in England where a house has stood longer.
In 1596 the house was sold to a London Merchant, William (later Sir William) Hickman, and he added the East Wing between 1597 and 1600. In 1720 his decendent, Sir Neville Hickman moved out of the Old Hall, and into a new dwelling at Thonock, about 2 miles away.
By the early 1950s, the building was in a parlous state, and was donated to the Town. Gainsborough Urban Distric Council had plans to demolish the building and build a car park on the site, but fortunately this never came to pass. Thanks to the work of local volunteers, especially Mr Harold Brace and the group he founded - the Friends of The Old Hall, the building was not demolished. Instead the building was restored between the late 1950s and the early 1980s, and is now run by English Heritage, and a visit can not be recomended highly enough.
Camera: Nikon F5
Lens: Nikkor 35-70mm zoom
Film: Fujicolor C200
Frame :*ALL CITY* space horse
Headset :*PHILWOOD*
Wheels :*PHILWOOD* japan relief hub × *H PLUS SON* archetype rim
Stem :*NITTO* V-4 stem
Brake :*PAUL* mini moto brake
Brake Lever :*PAUL* canti lever
Crankset :*SRAM* apex
Saddle :*BROOKS* cambium C17
Seat post:*NITTO* 65
Grip :*DIMENSION* cork mountain grip
Pedal :*THE SHADOW CONSPIRACY* ravager pc pedal
Cog:*WHITE INDUSTRIES* eno single freewheel
Front&Rear rack:*SURLY* nice rack
Basket:*WALD* 137
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Framed miniature paintings, frames, and stands by Fabergé. Made about 1895 to 1900. The workman was Mikhail Evlampievich Mirkhin. The miniaturist was Johannes Zehgraf.
Left: Czar Nicholas II.
Right: Grand Duchess Olga.
Of gold, ruby, diamond, gouache, ivory, and glass.
Frame :*RIVENDELL* clem smith jr.
Stem :*NITTO*
Handlebar :*NITTO* b602F bosco bar
Front Rack :*NITTO* rivendell 52F basket rack
Basckt :*WALD* 139 basket
Saddle :*BROOKS* b17 standerd
Peddal :*MKS* lambda pedal
Grip:*ESI* racers edge grip
Read the post about the glulam beams at akhouseproject.com
Note that the framing pictured here was demolished due to extensive and unfixable construction defects.
This photo is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution license. Please provide the following credit: "Photo courtesy Paxson Woelber, akhouseproject.com"
A dancer performs in an archway along the river Thames in London, enjoying a workout in the city.
Lighting: Bare SB28 from the right, triggered with a pocket wizard.
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The trees as framers stand for inevitable connection, almost a net, connecting all different elements, making it a whole. “Framed Ben” has many conceptual levels. It mocks the touristy postcard landscapes, depicts a city as a “modern jungle” but more importantly sends a message of connection. History, present, architecture, technology, people, nature… Everything is connected, linked. It is our territory, our world, and our net.
I took this within the Lampshade installation in iLights 2016, designed by Snøhetta , Norway. I found the gaps between the structural frame to be quite interesting, and circled the exhibit numerous times finding interesting subject to fill the frames.
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