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Finally I've put my Yoshitomo Nara postcards to good use! :3
This one( I have framed a lot more) will be hanging in my future apartment.(which I haven't found yet x3 )
Along the boardwalk at Cullendulla Creek Nature Reserve, north of Bateman's Bay.
Mamiya c220 TLR camera, Mamiya-Sekor 65/f3.5 lens, Fomapan 100 black-and-white negative film.
This was my first photo i've put a boarder/frame what ever you want to call it around my photo, i'm not sure wether i've done it right or wrong, or if there's better ways to do it? any help would be great, thanks .
AAW: I thought it would be nice to continue with compositional techniques this week - filling the frame is another technique to make images more interesting.
Restrictions: No people in the shot.
Dare: None that I can think of...
WIT: I've found someone to get together with who also wants to do some challenges, so we went for a walk in Fish Creek Park and took pictures. I took this one with this assignment in mind.
In PP, Slight adjustments in RAW conversion and straightening.
On my way to a lake ("Lac de La Sitre") in the Belledonne moutains.
Sur mon chemin vers le lac de La Sitre dans Belledone.
Near Grenoble, France.
Together alone.
Got this frame from a friend and I am not sure what it is... Maybe you can help? The bike was fitted with mostly french parts.
The timber framed Merchant`s House was built in 1558 by the Lylley family of dyers
In 1962 the house wad demolished and a local group saved the timbers, and it was rebuilt, leading to the first exhibit at the Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings in 1967.
A photograph of my father shot playing with a new bit of kit in the gardens of Sewerby Hall just North of Bridlington.
I made some progress refurbishing the used jig I bought. The base is now painted including my logo. The backbone is clean and free of most of the grime from being stored in an attic for years. Now on to cleaning up the tube holders and dropout mounts.
Cotter Dam spillway overflowing, near Canberra.
Canon EOS 33 camera, Canon EF 17-40/f4 lens, Film Photography Project RetroChrome 160 colour slide film (expired).
When we visited Carsington in August the reservoir at Carsington was very low - lower than I've ever seen it. It was opened in 1992 and is the 9th largest reservoir in England. When full it can hold 7,800 gallons of water.
Sculptures were created at Carsington in 2018 to celebrate the 5 year partnership between Severn Trent and Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, and are dotted around the 8 mile reservoir perimeter. This frame is at Millfields.
(Thanks for the idea photojojo!)
Now I just need a bigger frame & a friend for a fun frame-y photoshoot!
The Done House by Glenn Murcutt; Even the outer wall of the courtyard (and the house) has penetrations looking out to Rosherville Reserve. Most of the penetrations in this house have angled edges to help direct the view and make the wall look thicker than it actually is. Like all the exterior windows, this penetration has a sliding sunshade to help control light.
This old railroad bridge in Harrisburg, PA is impressive to see in person. It used to hold four tracks but today has only two in the interests of safety. I just missed a train going across and even though I waited around for a while, no other trains passed. It was still beautiful enough to snap several shots of. For a structure built back in 1902, it still holds the record as being the longest stone masonry arch railway viaduct in the world!