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These are new creations for Fleet 6. They represent the Frame Squads for that fleet.
Mobile Frame Zero: Intercept Orbit Stats:
Yellow Ace: 2Rd/1B/1G/1Y+d8/2W.
Regular: 2Rd/1B/1G/1Y/2W.
Usually a picture frame just accentuates the picture it’s holding. This one dominates it. It’s strong, striking and virtually demands the viewer to interact with it. The over-sized keyhole draws the viewer in, begging them to invade someone’s privacy. And when they do, they’re already smiling before they even see what’s on the other side…your favorite picture of a kitten playing with a butterfly. Oh well, at least the frame is cool.
• Hand –cut steel
• Brushed finished
• Holds 4” x 6” picture
• 16” h x 11” w
One of my faves from a couple of months ago...I'm learning a few new PS tricks and found a tip for framing and thought I would experiment...not sure if this is the right shot for this effect...feedeback welcome and appreciated!
These images are from two very similar projects that I've just helped my friends with. They want to be able to hold bike frames on their alignment tables by the head tube. They both purchased used bench centers, and we had to make bull nose centers for them.
The fit up needed to be very close, so we were working to within a few tenths.
The other complication was that one of the centers on each set was spring loaded and utilized a rack and pinion to withdraw it... so we had to mill those rack gears.
Seen at the Rawlings Conservatory in Baltimore MD.
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Camera - Nikon D7000
Lens - tamron 18-270 mm
Part of a series of images called framed (working title) in which the frame is part of the picture instead of surrounding it.
here the frame is used to highlight the falsely coloured red leaf.
Gold embossed Simple Frame (HA S5324). Image from The Graphic Fairy. HA notecard and gems. Flowers from stash.
Just some blocks for the initial frame. The Zaku image is just for proportions - I'll probably frankenstein in elements from different mechs. This project will probably fail horribly since I've never built/drawn humanoid mechs before and I suck at Maya, but oh well, it's practice. :)
This classic Santa Fe signal bridge frames this Santa Fe freight led by SD45 5342 at flagstaff AZ, 7-91.
Part of a series of images called framed (working title) in which the frame is part of the picture instead of surrounding it.
here the frame is used to highlight two leaves.
concept= framed..the door frame just barely ajar has a creepy sense of mystery to it...as if someone has been "framed" :)
Ravi Menon clicking away.
Actually this was a steal. Vani was framing the same shot from the ground up and I clicked this from a few feet behind her. Thanks Vani :)
Is a HDRI ( Well just in case you are wondering... thats how I got the blues in the lake).
Date: 04/09/2010
Location: Inspection Bungalow, Pocharam Dam, Medak, Andhra Pradesh.