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This place has gardens older than me. So beautiful.

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These are screwed to the fence just underneath a full-sized billboard. I think more street art deserves frames like this.

Latourell Falls surrounded by bigleaf maples in full autumn color.

 

Columbia River Gorge

 

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!

Image captured along a walk between Hua Lamphong and Talat Noi

The Japanese Pagoda Roof through the trees at Hamilton Gardens, New Zealand.

This was taken as part of an Abandonment project at college, it was for the second and last controlled test of the course.

Rules of Composition: Framing

 

- This photo uses the natural framing of walls of the building to focus viewer’s attention on the scenery as the main subject.

 

Why is this a good Picture:

- This is a good picture because it has interesting color. The scenery of the sunset creates a visual interest which caught the viewer’s attention as it is contrast for the viewers to see both the sunset and the buildings light and structure. The texture of the photo is natural which will interest the viewers to enjoy the scenery.

 

How can this be improved:

- Take the picture with a better position so that the scenery could be straightened and the contrast of the picture could be more interesting.

  

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I created this frame with a photo of flowers from my garden.

Photo cred to my pal Tiffany

wooden frame, Upsprunge

I have teamed with a seasoned framer here in Midland that has helped me so much. This is one of my newer pieces that I am real excited about. When I took the picture Psalm 23 was the first thing that came to my mind so I had him put the verse in the mat.

This is an example of the black magic that is frame stacking. On the left, we have a raw, untouched frame. It is one of hundreds or sometimes thousands that goes into making a stacked image. Registax (the stacking software) analyzes every single frame of the thousands and 'stitches' together a composite of the clearest, sharpest parts. I then touch up colour and contrast in Photoshop, giving me the final image on the right. Programmers are truly amazing.

The turntable at Dubbil Barril on the West Coast Wilderness Railway, as seen from the end of the platform. The rack system starts on the main line heading east.

 

Canon EOS 33 camera, Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 VC lens, Fujifilm Provia 400X colour slide film.

This was framed at Michael's for about $70. They gave me glass although I asked them not to. After that I began researching how to frame it myself.

Friends of RiverFront's first Plein Air Workshop took place during ArtWalk (May 16 and 17). A well-known regional Plein Air artist, Ken DeWaard, was the instructor.

 

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Rocks at Huskisson beach.

 

Canon Rebel 2000 camera, Fujifilm Provia 100F colour slide film, Canon EF 28-105/f3.5-4.5 USM lens.

This black frame has a white and black image of an open book, with his pages creating a heart. In this frame you can read the expression: “Every love story is beautiful, but ours is my favorite.”

  

Over the frame you have a paper heart plasticized fixed to the glass. In this heart you have several famous love couples, like Romeu and Juliet. In the center of the heart you will have the name of the couple you want using a lettering with a higher dimension in comparison with the other names. This heart reinforces the expression of the frame.

  

Inside the frame you will have a little volume of 10 cards. This cards are involved with a paper tape where you have again the name of the couple and the Title “Why I like Us”. And in each card you have a different reason why you like your relationship.

  

Personalization:

 

-The name of the couple presented in the heart over the frame and in the cards

 

- the 10 sentences of the cards “Why I like Us”.

 

Measures:

 

Frame: 7.086 x 9.45 inches

 

Heart over the frame: 1.97 inches

 

Cards inside the frame: 3.35 x 2,17 inches

 

How to order:

Send us an e-mail with these following information:

 

Your name:

Your e-mail:

Wich couple name you want to use in the heart and in the cards:

Indicate the 10 messages to include in the cards “Why I Like Us”:

  

Delivery Time: Please allow 1 - 2 weeks for your order ro be created and shipped.This does not include shipping time.

 

Please, do not hesitate to contact us, if you have any questions or comments. You can reach us by etsy or using our e-mail: creativelovegifts@gmail.com

Bluebells - image crop, framing and text added using Picasa3.

This Rodin statue sits on the campus of Wellesley College near Boston. The shot was supposed to frame me between the legs of the statue, but it seems someone else used the triangle formed between my head and its crotch to frame their eyes. A frame within a frame, so to speak.

The left slde plate is screwed in place. In front of the chassis are the parts of the left hand platen bearing which is fitted next.

Framed View, Malaga, Spain

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