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finally got them finished!!!
The glueing part was not so awful as expected-lol
blogged: www.monaw.blogspot.com
This is one frame of a 300 frame "turntable" animation which I'm doing in Blender. It's rendering in the background :)
First sketch of a drawing I started a week ago. I have a day job so it took two weekends to,from mishap it. More pictures will follow showing how it progressed.
Garfield Park is a 128-acre regional city park in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Established in the late 19th century, it is the oldest city park in Indianapolis and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Looking inside the 2nd floor of the abandoned tuna plant from the 3rd floor roof. Graffiti is covering nearly every available square inch of this building, it's great.
Thanks to rustyjaw for the Photomatix tips & inspiring me to try my hand at HDR again. Check out his stream, he has some incredible shots!
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Design: Alberto Meda
The frame collection is characterised by PVC covered polyester mesh available in many
colour variants, with a structure in extruded aluminium and stove enamelled die casting
components. Comprised of an array of products, each designed differently to combine
comfort and function, frame is a successful collection which over the years has became
an icon for other collections.
La rete di poliestere spalmata con PVC, nelle sue tante varianti cromatiche, su struttura
in profilo d’alluminio estruso ed elementi in pressofusione verniciato è l’elemento comune
dei prodotti dell’insieme frame. Declinata in tipologie tutte diversamente pensate per
combinare comfort e funzione, la collezione frame è un progetto di grande successo
diventato negli anni icona di riferimento per altre produzioni.
The Great War exhibition, Wellington.
Canon Rebel 2000 camera, Tamron 24-70/f2.8 VC lens, Fujifilm Provia 400X colour slide film.
Leni - her Selfi
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Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II
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Make: Canon
Model: Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II
ISO Speed: 640
Aperture: f/1.8
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1000)
Oh hello old framed pictures that I'd forgotton about, until I found them in an old portfolio at my parents house!
The frames are slightly scratched in places, but easily repaired.
As theyve been hidden away, I'm looking to sell them on - because I havent got the room to store them...hence the cheaper price. If you want more than one, we can work out a deal!
Cheers, Luke
Framed by Sneyd Lane overbridge 170503 and 153364 are seen on the approach to Bloxwich working 2A69 the 16.12 from Rugeley Trent Valley
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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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.
This is the last photo of Dungeness I will be blogin on until I go back there. This for is one of the most absurb photo of this absurd place. What is this frame for?! if you look ahead and around, there are no buildings, no reasons to have a hight limit…
Also, I liked to play with the idea of framing/taking a photo of a frame, because in fact I was about to take a photo of what is inside that “frame” when I realised I would prefer to take a step back and give the full picture… Not sure if I make sense because it is quite late when I am writting all this… but in other words, the way to look at that photo is to focus inside the “frame” and then take a step back :)
Love Frame graphic available for download at http://dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/love-frame/ in EPS (vector) format.
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