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Frame arrived! Here are some pre-build pictures before taking the frame to a shop for headset installation
Vintage Pontiac at Wanlockhead, Scotland's highest village (and I don't mean they're all on chemical stimulants).
I reckon this particular model is mid-60's and it's a bloody fine looking beast.
Frame - Entry for the Berlin Fotomaraton at 46h's trip to Berlin.
After a short but fun visit to the hotel's bar, I came back up to my room. On my way, the red shoes followed me, and when I looked back at them , I found them perfectly framed by the lines in the wall, the floor and the door.
The red and yellow hues gave an eerie, but somehow inviting ambience to the scene. Where were those shoes going? They could be on their way to frame someone for a murder they just committed...
Mostar, The Old Bridge
I tried something with framing the photo.. but I'm not sure how successful i was..
Tulip Top gardens, on the old Federal Highway, Sutton.
Fuji GW690II camera, Fujifilm 160NS 220 format colour negative film.
224:365 - Framing: Practicing framing of subjects by moving around to get the perfect macro of this amazing discovery of a dead insect the size of a person!
I made this from 4 lengths of wood (free), a bunch of nails (about £1.50) and a ball of garden twine (£1.79).
Cost - Not very much!
Looks - Damm Cool.
Size - About 5 foot square.
Hangs - above my stairs.
Steam locomotive 3016 gets a washout over the loco pit, Canberra Railway Museum, Kingston.
Olympus Stylus Epic camera, Fujifilm Superia X-tra 400 colour negative film.
I reused cut off pieces.
Robert Kaufman Fabric
Botanics by Carolyn Friedlander
Architextures by Carolyn Friedlander
Fog near Yarralumla Bay, Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra.
Nikon L35AF camera, Lomography 100 colour negative film.
Garden frame made from Sweet Chestnut roundwood and fixed with traditional Oak pegs, designed for supporting Wisteria, Devon 2014
Framed texture created in Photoshop
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This photo frame is complete! And I am thrilled with how it came out...off to it's new home tomorrow!
Thursday December 6th. 2007:The counter balance frame is slowly lowered to the ground framing the other Swan Hunter red crane which suffered a similar fate 2 months ago.