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A Cross Country Voyager heads towards Abbotswood junction, with the 1M29 07:00 Paignton-Manchester Piccadilly service.
This picture shows just how complex the joinery is in Timber Frame construction. Imagine having to understand where each and every one of these pieces would fit and then fabricating the mortices and tenons the shop piece by piece. Its a highly skilled process.
Absolutely loved walking across Brooklyn Bridge. Had yet another day of glorious weather, and got to play with the 14-24mm a bit more. There were so many framing opportunities here.
Camera: Nikon D600
Lens: Nikkor AF-S 14-24 ƒ/2.8 @ 14mm
Exif: ƒ/10 | ISO 100 @ 1/125th sec
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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!
A view from the skyway into the head house of the St. Paul Union Depot. The depot has a palette of colors matching those when it was completed in 1923.
Black frame “poor pod” PX600 silvershade UV+ film by the Impossible Project taken using SX70 alpha 1 mod 2.
You can see the problem I had with the emulsion in this pack.. interesting results i suppose! These were the last 2 shots in my last “poor pod” pack.
From the shores of Frame Lake in the heart of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories; the setting sun highlights the Yellowknife Museum.
Ana Ivanovic walks off court post-match at the ASB Classic.
Canon Rebel 2000 camera, EF70-300/f4-5.6IS lens, Fujifilm Superia X-tra 400 colour negative film.
Newest from based on my latest frame designs with some updated design. Frame is based off two of my favorite marvel villians Apocalypse and Ultron.
I had alot of fun revamping the design from my past frames. Created Three different modes for this frame: Burst, Flight, and Battle.
Small Frame Assemblages using Lisa Kettell Designs Embellishments! I used frames from Michaels, Paper from Graphic 45, Calico, K&Co and trims/embellishments from Lisa Kettell Designs!
Presenting photos is a hard challenge and Flickr, which we all know and love, may not provide the very best interface for that purpose.
In this series of 20 photos I try to present them in a more traditional manner that you would use for a print - namely on a matte with a dark frame.
This photo is of a leaf frozen in the ice. The ice is melting and creating a layer of reflecting water. Taken with a Canon 5DmkII and the Canon 24-105L. The 24-105L is really one of my favourite lenses.
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It's been a long time since i did something with a frame. Like you can see, in Quebec this year, we don't have a lot of snow.
Ca faisait longtemps que j'avais pas fait une photo avec un cadre.
Me meeting a cheetah at the National Zoo and Aquarium, Canberra.
Canon Rebel 2000 camera, EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 lens, Agfaphoto Precisa 100 colour slide film.
Full frame of first photo on the roll taken at 28mm in Program Mode.
Too much shade in the forground, but then it created the perfect test of the metering system with a half light/half dark scene. The sky is more blown out than the shaded area being too dark, which is easy enough to fix in post. Oh, and those pesky power wires in the corner have to go too.
28-80mm
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The old Northfield freight house still stands in the chill of early December. The Boston and Maine Railroad no longer runs through the small town, but the tracks are still occasionally used by the cabooses as well as the New England Southern Railroad. The freight house is in good shape, and sports the classic B&M maroon and gold paint.
The LCD has been glued into place with hot-melt glue. The matte is a piece of heavy cardboard paneling like you find in the back of the boxed furniture. The outside is painted matte black and as you can see there are eight (very short) screws holding it to the frame. I used a couple of jewlery box hinges to allow the box to open from the bottom downward. Of course the screen had to be carefully removed from the upper bezel before it could be mounted on the Matte.
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Description : To day I went to click some Polash FLowe and Silk Cotton form Ramn Park, My Luck favs Me , Although i am not a Bird Phtogrpher still I I found them in my frame , This is a dedication to all my contact who shoot Birds,
This frame was found at the dollar store and I just painted the outside with tan and white washed the edges. I covered the matting with cardstock and stamped with a variety of Melissa Frances stamps to create the background using fall colors. I also stamped and cut out a few of the leaves to put on top of the glass. The rub on saying is adhered to the top of the glass as well, along with the chipboard letters. The resin pieces really finish off the project and make what was an inexpensive frame look so elegant.
Supplies used:
Pop Out Glitter Alphabet GN16
Stately Applique Resin CX12 (swirls on bottom)
Tea Party Applique Set CX811 (flower)
Scroll Applique S/4 CX710 (swirls in top corner)
White Pearls GN278
Autumn Splendor FW042
Baroque Stamps ME11
Flower Stamp ME12