A lamp arrangement made from an old collapsible vegetable steamer sieve, braided copper wire, a used table lamp stand, and a quad-coil filament light bulb.

@ my uncle's / na casa do tio

wood branch from a levee / madeira de uma represa

M.D.

Benched in Southern California

Inspired by Mary Ann (Welcome Home)

Vellum paper. Cardstock and battery tea light. Stick card stock at top and bottom of a square of paper. As tall as you want but wide enough to wrap around base of tealight.

Wrap stick and you're done!

What can I say, I like lamps. Yes, another lamp picture, but this isn't just any other lamp! This is my FAVORITE lamp. It's been raining non-stop for the last three days and I'm eagerly waiting for it to stop so I can take the camera outside again. Sunshine state?! Yeah right!

I dedicate this photo to Bozenka who pointed out this view to me.

sold

The dark banners are actually my fingers, which I placed in front of the objective while attempting some different effects.

Lamp Post at Brighton's Seafront

Don't mistake this one for the chalk drawings! This is a genuine vintage lamp with a "pagoda" shade and a brass base. We stripped off the tattered silk, sanded the shade frame, and painted it black. We've chosen to leave it empty with an Edison bulb inside--the effect is very striking. Come for this right away if you like it, because it's a rehabbed piece and they're a bit hard to find...

Got this beautiful lamp and several organizers for $5!

Thinking about painting the wooden part, and get a new shade.

Gorgeous Tiffany Lamp in a true Art Nouveau style.

"“Anytime you see a turtle up on top of a fence post, you know he had some help” ~Alex Haley

I needed some help just to get down in the floor and back up. We haven't covered that in physical therapy yet.

ODC: How low can you go?

Lamp does not have its own light, It is Sun reflection

The Tiffany exhibit at the Nassau County Museum of Art.

i thought it was cool >.>

Our Shag print we purchased at the Shag exhibition at the Outre Gallery, Melbourne

by Larrie Barlow

Michael Moeller, all rights reserved © 2016

I finally found a shade for my poodle lamp.......silk, tulle and chantilly lace shades from the 50s....the pair was $5

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Found this lamp in the garbage... my dad helped me rewire it.

Cheltenham style

Marlow Bridge

From a project on Connections where I focused on bridges and photographing them abstractly

Sweet glass and crystal table lamp crafted from vintage lamp parts with a "shabby" handmade shade. Lamp's overall height is approximately 22 inches. New electrics.