Traditional Lamps lit at Indian Homes

Auf dem Tollwood habe ich einen jungen Mann aus Frankreich getroffen, der macht aus Papier faszinierende Lampen. Ich zeig' euch ein paar davon....

At the Tollwood/Munich I met a young man from France. He did fascinating lamps out of paper. I will show you some of them....

Lamp and Spiders Web

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Now Electric Powered. However, from when I was a kid I remember the 'gas-lamp man' lighting and shtting off the gas lamps on our street!

Seattle, Washington

Temple, EC4

the lighting inside the museum is mostly afforded by these old-style (and i presume original) lamps

One of two lamps outside the library. I like the color.

This lamp is near the window from wich I took the nocturne. A nice compo and a camera at hand; this is the result.

Ever since starting this picture a day thing, I have on few occasions come up against the end of the day with no picture. This was one of those days. I searched around the house and landed on the light produced by this small table lamp.

lamp posts are one of my favorite subjects too! taken with my Nokia 6233

Another view of my Moss Lamp.

Angers, France: "foire aux croûtes 2009"

SUMO designed this lamp for the measure gathering in T.O.

The center's pins are old and about to be replaced, so I've been pulling the more-polished turds and re purposing them into lamps since I have nothing better to do.

Anyone wants one cheap just give me a shout. I've got several drilled and ready to be put together!

Pair of Van Teal lamps. Gold leaf shades on metal and lucite base. Lamps are tri-lites. See internet for more description. These are handmade lamps from the U.S. In good to fair condition, see spots.

$185

Japanese lamp

Random cool lamp

The cool table lamp we bought at Target. It resides upstairs in our home office.

Art Deco Side Lamp-$500

Carrara Floor Lamp

Years since the infamous bank robbery and shootout, traces still remain. North Hollywood, California.

Pool table lamps, cool.

7DoS - lighting - Saturday

I didn't get chance to take any new lamp posts shots this week but luckily I found this one in my archives :)

This was part of the series that led up to the knitted umbrella. Experimenting with materials.

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