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Domes at Mount Stromlo Observatory, near Canberra.
Mamiya c220 TLR camera, Mamiya-Sekor 55mm f/4.5 lens, polarizer, Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film.
Thank goodness for the slant of the A-frame roof--no snow build up. But look at that mountain in our yard.
Continuing the practice as the weather is still not playing fair!
This is a straight SOCC, a first in a long time!
Created for the GhostWorks thread Put up Your Self Portrait for Collaboration here!!!!!!!!!!
Original photo by Richard Loyal French is here
Antique Frame and Time Worn texture by Ghost bones/skeleten Mess
www.1001pallets.com/2013/06/pallet-picture-frame/
DIY extra large picture frame made from pallets with a burlap mat.
More information at SImply Swider website !
Idea sent by Stephanie Swider !
I told Rusty it was time to come in the house (because I had to go out for a bit). He decided to stay on the Adirondack chair where I had been sitting next to him. Then he watched and waited, hoping that my plans would change to include him. Eventually I went back outside, picked him up, and brought him into the house - and he was not happy about that.
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These are some pictures that I took and framed myself. This was my first time doing something like this.
Above the Sanctuary hangs the Rood, depicting Christ alongside his Mother and St John the Evangelist. The shape of the Rood mirrors an anchor and it is carved from the timbers of the old bell frame.
Framing Hanley
State Theater
St. Pete, Florida
June 25th, 2010
Photography and Editing done by Bryce Hall
A more obscured view of the Phillip Swimming & Ice Skating Centre sign.
Canon Rebel 2000, EF 40mm f/2.8 lens, Kodak Ektachrome E100G slide film, expired 1/2013.
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Jonathan’s beautiful invitation was printed in silver ink on black paper, with a silver bottom layer and the Bar Mitzvah boy’s name embossed in black ink on a piece of translucent vellum. I layered the invitation on silver paper embossed with a mesh texture, black-on-black striped cardstock and translucent silver vellum, and accented the first layer with metal dots. The background includes black, silver, white, and translucent paper in a variety of textures. I used a stamp with script similar to the font used for the name to create the embossed silver-on-black paper at the top left and the black-on-vellum paper at the bottom right. Stars of David were cut from other paper I embossed, including black-on-black and silver-on-silver. Silver mesh, a silver mat, and the black frame are the finishing touches.
so, once again i've managed to neglect flickr... clearly i underestimated how busy this semester was going to be, it's pretty much the same as last term. lots of work and no time for flickr! i'm on holiday right now so am trying to catch up a little bit. of course for every photo i'm posting i took 10 more just today, so it will take me quite a while to get caught up :(
it kills me that i can't post the photos i've taken recently yet, since i want to share all my other ones first from way back in the summer! well at least hopefully these photos will bring some summer warmth during the cold winter months. i've missed you all of course and will try and catch up on your photostreams asap!
SOOC
We see people laugh, cry, sit alone, chat happily, get angry, sad, etc. Sometimes we judge them, we paint them with our words and color them with our eyes. But we often forget to look at ourselves and think of what we are doing.
Yes, we are also in a frame. We are what we do.
Ok, so this is kindof a cheat progress shot, the only thing bolted down is that metal bracket from a fax machine.