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The view through the front door this morning, after a few inches of incredibly wet, heavy snow. Lovely to look at, but amazingly taxing to shovel. I'll take 8" of light, fluffy stuff over 3" of this any day!
The "frame" is one of the small windows in our front door.
A view from the top of Mount Wellington, Tasmania.
Canon Rebel 2000 camera, EF 17-40/f4 lens, Kodak Elite Chrome Extra Color 100 slide film.
I used the SSS Stitched Rectangle dies to create a card inspired by a technique Jennifer McGuire demonstrated. The black glitter paper is flat in the background, and then the frame and the rectangle cut out with the SSS dies are popped up. Even with the black glitter paper, it feels springy, so it's perfect for the SSSFlickrChallenge#15.
Got around to framing some of my prints tonight. Once I finish my 6th, I'll decide where to hang these. I need to go back and print out my Inkblots too. Sorry for the poor photo quality.
Personalised Mr and Mrs Framed Print I 11x16 Wedding Typographic Inspired Home Wall Art Anniversary Gift Decor Home Poster Bespoke Custom
www.etsy.com/uk/listing/156781723/personalised-mr-and-mrs...
A major timber beam is lifted into place on the frame.
You can learn more about Riverbend Timber Framing at www.riverbendtf.com
Shortly after moving into my new flat, I bought a page of original comic art from Bryan Lee O'Malley - it's page 39 from the third volume of his awesome comic book series, Scott Pilgrim.
I've had it sitting around here for a few weeks, but have only just got round to having it framed at the highly professional, but disconcertingly expensive Frame, Set and Match. Now I have no excuse not to get it put up on my wall!
Winter (2012-13) - www.goingslowly.com
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Featured in the following journals:
March, 2013 in Photos (March 31st, 2013)
Timber Framing at Going Slowly HQ (April 2nd, 2013)
Timber Framing Course: Norwegian Grindbygg "Trestle Frame" (April 3rd, 2013)
Found this at the Goodwill Store. These General Motors Absolutes were crafted in needlepoint, and framed.
Playing around with more concept based photos. Took this photo through the car window which created a nice frame of blackness against the bright center. cool thing i noticed was that there was actually light reflecting off the lens which is the blue spot to the top right and if you look closely you can see the shape of the building in front.
The low fence here is the main barrier to entry from the eastern side of the course.
Canon Rebel 2000, EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 lens, Hoya circular polarizer, Kodak Ektachrome E100G slide film, expired 1/2013.