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Dubai Frame - presents views of old Dubai in the north and new Dubai in the south.
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WORK to put in place the steel frame for the Department for Education offices (DfE) in Darlington is now underway. Three hundred and fifty tonnes of steel will be used to construct the steel frame, which has been fabricated in Peterlee, and will form the framework of the 42,000 sq ft offices.
Installation of the steel framework follows two months of preparation works in which 131 piles were installed and foundations set. Work on the steel frame will take approximately eight weeks with the building set to be complete in early 2015.
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Jag gjorde ett samarbete med fotografen Lena källberg där hon fotade en rulle film genom en halfframe kamera för att sedan dubbelexponerade jag rullen med en fullframe kamera.
Diafilmen blev sedan crossframkallad och här är resultatet alla 37 frames som kommit oediterade direkt från scannern.
I did a cooperation with the photographer Lena källberg where she shoot a roll of film by using a half-frame camera, then i used a full-frame camera and double exposed the roll.
The positive film was then crossprocessed and here is the resulting 37 frames that was is unedited coming straight out the scanner!
Seen while walking back to our car after enjoying a walk on the beach at Carmel-by-the-Sea in California. (11-03-09-6450)
Platform and the end of the line at Crookwell railway station.
Canon Rebel 2000, EF 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 lens, Kodak Portra 160 film.
This is an anaglyph image (red/cyan 3D) shot using a regular digital camera.
It was taken at Cromwell Park just north of Seattle.
I thought the frame added a nice touch when viewed with the colored glasses.
Swans on Lake Burley Griffin near Kingston Foreshore, Canberra.
Canon EOS 33 camera, Canon EF 28-105 f/3.5-4.5 lens, Kodak Ektar 100 colour negative film.
More trackwork, with sleepers to be inserted, at the Canberra railway museum, Kingston.
Olympus Stylus Epic camera, Kodak Ultramax 400 colour negative film.
For some unknown reason, my computer and SL were not geting along tonight and all of my pics came out a little off. Problem is, I really liked some of the pics so, just gonna have to go with it :)
French travel press in Pondicherry, India
More about Kailash and its silkscreened books here: elizabethbriel.com/indian-silkscreen-and-french-travel-books
Part of a series of images called framed (working title) in which the frame is part of the picture instead of surrounding it.
here the frame is used to highlight the colour leaves berries as they burst through it .