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Was attempting to start a series using the same composition in different seasons, and then only took one for winter. Taken at William B Umstead State Park in Raleigh, NC
Rowers in the fog, off Black Mountain Peninsula, Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra.
Nikon L35AF camera, Film Photography Project RetroChrome 160 colour slide film (shot at 200).
Garden frame made from Sweet Chestnut roundwood and fixed with traditional Oak pegs, designed for supporting Wisteria, Devon 2014
Architectural detail on the outside wall of a building in Rome, Italy. Looks like a frame to me, but with no picture or window inside.
This picture mostly shows framing,but also the rule of thirds and simplicity. It is a picture of framing a building, in this case a church. I had to lean back and zoom in so I frame it right.
So this is how ice frames are made :)
The heat from inside the building created this very delicate ice frame. I doubt it will last long....
Demolition at Owen Crescent, Lyneham.
Canon Rebel 2000 camera, Canon EF40 f/2.8 pancake lens, AgfaPhoto Vista 100 colour negative film.
The famous Festival of Britain fancy dress photo. Finally I have found a suitable frame in a bag of stuff I had not sorted out yet since the move - and placed it in my spare room/gallery of memorabilia.
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.
A framed square part of a family quilt with a button in the middle. A (part of) a family heirloom. A gift from cousin Kathleen A. Van der Boom.
The railway was offered a great deal on a part built Bunyip and the frames of the loco are pictured in the Diamond Valley Workshops after arriving from Canberra.
DVR 2018 Phone Pictures.
Grist Mill Restaurant in Gruene, TX. Feb 2008.
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Sometimes I cant be bothered with a complex outline or piece. This is the result of that with RDC and co...
8.5"x11" board-mounted art canvas
12"x16" frame
This photo represents a few minor accomplishments.
1. I had my photo printed on board-mounted art canvas using SmugMug's www.jamesmilstidphotography.com/ services. The size is 8.5"x11". I'm absolutely pleased with the results! Highly recommended...
2. This is my first try at cutting my own mat. I purchased the Logan Intermediate mat cutter and am impressed with it's ease of use.
3. I took the photo in my DIY soft light tent. Made from white foam-board and white polyester cloth for diffusing the light, it works very well. The goal was to capture this photo with no reflections or bright spots in the glass. I'm happy with the results!