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Starting the descent from Rinadeena station, near the top of the West Coast Wilderness Railway.

 

Canon EOS 33 camera, Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 VC lens, Rollei Digibase CR200 colour slide film.

Where the stream from Telopea Park meets the lake, Kingston, Canberra.

 

Nikon L35AF camera, Lomography 100 colour negative film.

A Quilting Frame I built for my wife a few years ago. The design is based on this one: www.moritzdesigns.com/quilting/frame.html but I made some modifications to allow more flexibility with respect to height and angle.

 

Overall, it's ok... I did make the gear wheels from solid oak, which was a mistake... one of them has split. And if I were doing it again, I'd beef up the floor supports and stretcher.

concept= framed..the door frame just barely ajar has a creepy sense of mystery to it...as if someone has been "framed" :)

Gotta love charity shop frames..

Some extra shots to add to Natasha and Andy's wedding set. Pictures by Freda Elliot-Wilson.

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.

#AbFav_IN_THE_FRAME_️

 

YOU MUST know how much I LOVE COLOURS??? LOL

On the picturesque Fish-market of Brugge, we meet this weaver from Latvia again.

Last Summer we bought a scarf, pure linen, for Paul here, now we meet him: the creative textile designer – weaver Janis Rozentals

He began his career in the Old Town Riga and for several years wove on the wheeled loom and sold the scarves, all over the world.

Made out of linen, they are beautiful.

He loves Bruges.

Of course, we go home, with… yes, you’ve guessed it, another scarf!

If you are interested in seeing a dedicated artist at work.

He built his own frame!

 

I wish you a day full of beauty and thank you for your visit, Magda, (*_*)

 

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Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved

 

Frame, Red, thread, "Janis Rozentals", loom, "wheeled loom", Fish-market, Brugge, Belgium, Flanders, colours, "Nikon D7000", "Magda indigo", weave, linen, weaving, wood, shuttle, textures

picture taken by my late wife Yvonne, Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia, PA

Beyer Garratt 6029 crossing Burbong Bridge on the Goulburn-Canberra branch line with a load trial.

 

Canon Rebel 2000 camera, EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 USM lens, Fujifilm Velvia 100 colour slide film, Hoya 81B skylight filter, Manfrotto monopod.

today is a day for firsts.

planning on trying this again.

Tags in an abandoned building

A one of a kind picture frame! This 4x6 picture frame is adorned with buttons and pearls on a light blue frame and a pastel striped bottom half. The frame is also embellished with a "Bundle of Joy" metal plate. Great for a gift or your little one's bedroom decor!

 

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April 2010 - Ilford XP2 Super 35mm

happy sunday :)

i made that necklace all by myself with the help of anne albers jewelry kit.

got that awesome dress for ten bucks and urban outfitters.

life is good.

nicole st john.

save polaroid.

support the impossible.

Polaroid Impulse AF / Impossible Project PX 600 Silver Shade Black Frame

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この写真を、著作権者である私の許諾を得て使用するには使用料が発生いたします。使用料は日本円で¥100,000です。

サイトでの販売は行っておりませんので、メールまたはメッセージをお願いいたします。

 

また過去、未来において無断で使用したことが発覚した場合は、その使用者対し日本円で¥300,000を請求します。

直リンクについては¥300,000を請求が発生いたします。

確認の上、直リンクをしてください。

 

不正にアップロードされたデータに対して、

直リンクしたことが発覚した場合、または無断での直リンクは上記使用料の500%となる日本円で¥500,000をその使用者対し請求します。

 

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Waitetoko beach, on the way north to Taupo.

 

Canon EOS 33 camera, Canon EF 28-105 f/3.5-4.5 lens, Kodak EliteChrome 100 colour slide film (expired 2009).

One of a series of shots for the photography course I'm on. I need to get another 17 for the particular exercise, all in portrait - and then I need to re-do them in landscape.

Paro Dzong, Paro, Bhutan. Day 1, Guides: Yonten/Kunzang.

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.

 

Brickshelf gallery.

There must thousands of images like this out there, but I couldn't resist it. The frame is by Yorkshire artist Ashley Jackson. He has other ones in various places.

Burning Frame Hamburg 2014

No crop, original framing

#AbFav_IN_THE_FRAME_️

 

Walking around, eyes wide open, always looking for THE SHOT...

And then, you'll see the strangest images, that make one smile.

 

With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments! M, (* _ *)

 

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IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN (BY LAW!!!) TO USE ANY OF MY image or TEXT on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved

 

Frame, people, dogs, ducks, windows, car, bicycle, safety, colour, Africa, Europe, horizontal, NikonD7000, "Magda indigo"

Freddie loves to jump up onto window/door frames and the garden fence to keep an eye on his territory.

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Original Hand crafted frame

 

10x12 inches

 

20$

No pun intended..

 

What i mean to get through this picture is that a picture freezes a particular moment forever...

Burning Frame Hamburg 2014

Three moving subject (walking) images registered on the moving subject then combined in a subtractive filter Harris Shutter Effect (HSE). Subsequent combination with the stacked (SNR) image through a mask gave the final product.

 

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Composite images with a moving subject reference frame

I was digging through some old files and found this photo from when I shot the Krispy Kreme Challenge in Tallahassee. I was trying to capture runners as they crossed the finish line, framing them in between these two women holding an umbrella (in the foreground). At the time I didn't really like how the umbrella handle went right through the girl's face, but looking at it now, it's exactly the kind of strange and corky moments that I like about photography.

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