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100 Possibilities project

Art of the book ( frame from Google Images)

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Frame respacing tools:

 

-big piece of wood for bending the rear triangle

-sock tied around frame where I'm going to apply the big piece of wood. That stops paint damage

-Park's actual genuine dropout alignment tools. Sheldon says there is no easy substitute, so it's lucky I have a set. Thanks, John!

Subject: Framed

 

There are so many different options for framed. I thought I'd give this one a try, I hope you like it.

 

Group: Focus on me

This frame controlled the junction to the Sandgate Cemetery branch, 1981

Spotting spotted deer frame within frame at Gir forest

I thought it was Ann Hataway House in Victoria...but maybe not - A great painting for Dan to present as a very nice gift to a BC resident!

CHANGE PICS TO REMEMBER LOVED ONES THAT CAN'T BE AT YOUR SPECIAL DAY.

A discounted frame is converted into a display with the help of foam core board and some fabric. This is Jess Contreras' booth.

A framed tintype, probably by a seaside itinerant photographer, about 1895-1905.

 

location and sitters not known.

i found these glasses, with only one lens in them, in the clove compartment of our car when we were driving to the movies. awesome right?

 

me

Pinhole snaps by Little Ninja

Iglesia de Santo Tomé, Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, España

December 2014

The Evoramonte Castle (formerly also spelled "Évora Monte" or "Évoramonte") is a Portuguese castle in Evoramonte, Estremoz, Évora district. It has been listed as a National monument since 1910.

 

The castle was initiated in 1160 in the Gothic architecture period, and enlarged in later centuries in the Manueline style. It was the site of the signing of the Concession of Evoramonte (or the "Convention of Evoramonte") on May 26, 1834 which ended the civil war between Dom Pedro IV and Dom Miguel, after which Dom Miguel went into exile.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evoramonte_Castle

 

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Implantado num dos pontos mais elevados da Serra de Ossa, o Castelo de Évora-Monte remonta ao século XII, altura em que a localidade foi conquistada aos mouros por Geraldo Sem Pavor. No século XIII, foi-lhe concedido o primeiro foral (1248), posteriormente renovado em 1271. Ambas estas tentativas de estabelecer o povoamento não parecem ter tido grande sucesso, e D. Dinis, em 1306, ordenou a fortificação da vila, restando dessa campanha a cerca amuralhada e as portas dionisinas.

Com a subida ao trono de D. João I, o Castelo passou para a posse de D. Nuno Álvares Pereira. Da campanha de reconstrução do tempo de D. Manuel I (a quem se deve, em 1516, a renovação da carta de foral), data o célebre Paço fortificado, com quatro torreões cilíndricos definindo um perímetro quadrangular, de eminente gosto italianizante, e decorado nos panos com nós pétreos, que lhe conferem particular sabor. Esta campanha palaciana foi dirigida por Francisco de Arruda em 1531.

Ao longo dos séculos da modernidade a povoação perdeu importância e poder, e a 24 de Outubro de 1855 o seu concelho foi definitivamente extinto, sendo o seu antigo termo repartido pelos concelhos vizinhos de Estremoz, Évora, Arraiolos e Redondo. As primeiras obras de restauro acontecem nas décadas de 30 e 40 do século XX, e um projecto global de intervenção foi realizado já nos anos 80.

 

www.igespar.pt/en/patrimonio/pesquisa/geral/patrimonioimo...

 

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The frame on this 2003 Tundra has so much rust damage that it's no longer possible to adjust the alignment.

At Torre Abbey gardens

.Mat Marrash testing out the Yashica Samurai

 

Discussed on The Film Photography Podcast - The internet radio show for people who love to shoot film!

 

Episode 99 – March 15, 2014

Discussions include Point and Shoot Half Frame Cameras (Canon “Auto Boy” and Yashica Samurai), Canon Photura, Pentax 67, Nook of the Month, Darkroom Chemistry Disposal and More!

filmphotographyproject.com/podcast/2014/03/film-photograp...

 

Image by Michael Raso

Shot on the Canon Multi Tele 35mm Half Frame Camera

Eastman Double-X 5222 BW Film

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Picture taken by Monika Andrae

 

This picture is also part of a 120-page photo book, click here to take a look.

 

Vintage car rally, KOLKATA 2008

Da série Dois Castelos

Yashica Mat 124G | Arista Edu Ultra 100

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9_-VpIVGnc&amp

 

Roll #77, Frame 12. 1m; f/16 [ev 2]

Dev: Rodinal 1:50, 7 min @ 20°C. 2 agit / :30.

The styrene bracing will hold the frame and shell the proper distance apart as well as keep it in position. It also gives me something to attach the underbody details to.

Setting the Ridge Beam

At 1615hrs on Friday 02 February 2024, Transport for Wales Class 197 DMU no. 197010 departs Frodsham station in Cheshire. This train was 1D09, the Liverpool Lime Street (1547hrs) to Chester service.

 

For an alternative angle on railway photography, why not take a look at the Phoenix website:

 

www.phoenix-rpc.co.uk

 

The summer edition of the Phoenix Railway Photographic Journal has just been published and you can read for free by clicking this link:

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