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Here's one way to use an old picture frame. Photograph it, give it a little tidy up in processing, and then use it to frame a garden scene. In this scene I have left the reds at normal saturation but desaturated the greens and yellows. The crabapple tree has sadly lost most of its lovely blossoms after the recent rains.
Daguerreotype case from the mid-19th century
Shot with two off-camera strobes (Godox AD200Pro/XPro II L trigger). Flash A, bare bulb, mounted on overhead boom, bounced off 32 inch White umbrella. Flash B, camera right, 30 degrees, 45 degrees above subject, modified with MagMod MagSphere.
flickr Friday - antique
The workbench used for gluing and clamping round and oval picture frames at the Old Schwamb Mill, Arlington, Massachusetts.
locatiion : Kyoto Hosen-in temple , Bankan-en Garden
( meaning difficult to leave,and also known as 'picture frame garden)
京都大原 宝泉院 額縁庭園’盤桓園’( 立ち去り難いという意）
Hosen - in Temple is located next to of the Shorin - in Temple, where the priest Honen Sho-nin had the famous religeous debate with Kenshin, chief magistrate of Ohara Temple. The library, rebuilt in 1502, is famous for its "chitenjo" (bloody ceiling) in the passageway, taken from Fushimi Castle. The famous garden contains a pine tree, more than 700 years old, in the shape of Mt. Oumifuji.
This beautiful framed garden invites the visitor into a world of comfort. Also, be sure to enjoy some powdered green tea while listening to the sound of the Suikinkutsu (Japanese water hollow harp garden feature). - Kyoto Prefecture
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It's several years old but still one of my fave goofy Christmas shots of Lorne and I. Plus it seems to work well for this oldie sepia photograph look :-)
The road to Boxworth yesterday, a small village nr Cambridge, UK. The white mist filtered the suns rays to such an extent that it looked more like the moon.
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Recently when I was having a very difficult time functioning due to intense effects of trauma, I glanced into the next room and saw this view. [The picture in the frame is from the day my husband and I were married.] I was so fascinated and inspired by what I saw that somehow I managed to stand up, get my camera and tried to take a few pictures of this scene. Though it certainly didn’t erase my struggles I was thankful noticing this beautiful moment did help me to be able to stand up, move and make it through these incredibly challenging moments. A sign of continued growth, ongoing healing and moving forward.
So, life is amazing. How could I have ever been unhappy with it?
This picture me and my bestie Ashton. We were experimenting :]
I LOVE ASHTON ;]
Wishing everyone who's celebrating, a happy & safe Halloween.
Have fun, that's what it's all about! Don't eat too much candy, lol =)
282/365
#75 in my 100 x challenge - Monochrome
9/31: October 2018: A month in 31 pictures
The photo is of my father and his twin sister who actually had different birthdays as they were born either side of midnight. The lace was a naughty little purchase today, to add to my collection.
HBW! :) And a little early but HAPPY NEW YEAR! Thank you for your visits, inspiration, and friendship!
Isn't this picture frame hilarious? Larger
Frames lean like witnesses. A red lantern keeps its own counsel. She gives the street one full rotation of gold and tulle, and for a moment the cobbles forget they were ever only stone.
Still life colour image (landscape dimension) taken in low-light of a home interior featuring framed family images, vased flowers; candles; heart, orb and shull glass ornaments on a wooden vintage dresser with a large reclaimed wooden mirror back-drop.
Second shot of my friend Madonna Hamel. Yesterday, in detailing some of the back story of how we both arrived in this tiny prairie village in the middle of nowhere, I mentioned that Madonna's mother was born here. We have returned to the now collapsed house several times to salvage boards that Mado uses to make frames for her collages. That's what is happening in this photo. I cant imagine a better way to honour her mother's memory, or her own distant roots.
Photographed near Val Marie, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2020 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
IN ENGLISH BELOW THE LINE
Tot caminant entre la Piazza della Signoria i la basílica de la Santa Croce, a Florencia, ens varem trobar amb aquesta botiga d'enmarcat de quadres, preciosament caòtica.
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While walking between Piazza della Signoria and the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, we came across this beautifully chaotic picture-framing shop.
Handheld HDR of the colourful ice cream parlour inside Harrods.
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Photo session was made in Zadar on small peninsula Klement (Otočić Sv. Klement). Try to guess which one is me on the old photo, left or right ;D ???
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F2jFcFuxso
Cute song for this photo.
P.s. more information about peninsula Klement.
My Uncle Jim, killed in action 28 August 1918, Hardecourt, Somme, France, aged 18. This portrait was painted by my father in about 1920 using a photo of himself and his brother, taken in Chatham, as a reference; the photo still has smudges of paint on it. He is wearing the cap badge of the Middlesex Regt but was transferred to the Royal Fusiliers when he was sent to France in the summer of 1918. My father has included the war and victory medal ribbons which were awarded posthumously. The frame was made by my grandfather.
There is a photo of his watch here.
See my photo of Delville Wood Cemetery here.
There is a photo of one of my grand-daughters standing next to the Stone of Remembrance here
If you ever go to Ely Cathedral, try the "Tower Tour" - you'll get taken high in the building and shown amazing views like this.
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