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Image measures 1 5/8" across
3 Image focus stack
Nikon 18-55mm @ 55mm with 20mm and 36mm Neweer Extension tubes.
For Macro Mondays
Theme: Metal
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Free to use for your creative pleasures.
My dad had a few cameras back in his day and this was one of the frames from the snap shots.
Enjoy.
cheap picture frames off aliexp + browns & metallics paint & wash.
(if anyone needs a link i can find it but these weren't that hard to find)
This monochromatic work was marked, “not for sale,” with phone number to call for information on getting a digital print made. I’ll see if I can dig up the details. If so, I will post the info here. Note: The original reference photo is tucked into the image at the very top right.
NOTE: Upon a return visit to Queen of Hearts, I discovered that the artist is Jeff Kerns. Now in April, 2021, Jeff has a dedicated space for his very nice art.
This picture frame can hold a standard 15×10 cm photograph. It consists of four molecules of the Hydrangea Tessellation (designed by Shuzo Fujimoto) spaced apart in such way that a picture can be inserted into the space between them.
My sister-in-law Bogna gave me the idea of making a photo frame when I showed her the standard low-density Hydrangea tess.
The picture is held in place only at its corners by the petals on the inner edge of the frame. The picture’s edges are not covered by the frame at all, so almost all the area of the image is visible. Despite such small tabs, the picture sits inside the frame quite securely.
The size of the hydrangea flowers and the thickness of the frame relative to the size of the area used for the picture can be made arbitrarily large or small. This requires a bit of calculation to lay out the paper well (tip: the picture’s edge lies at 13/16 of the width of the Hydrangea molecule). Precise folding is required, especially if you want to make the frame narrow relative to picture size.
If you fold the frame a little bit too small and the picture bulges when you try to insert it, you can pierce the paper edge which is hidden under the petals on the inner edge of the frame with a knife. The picture’s corners will then be able to go through the slits instead of being pressed against the paper so that a larger picture can fit in.
Reflection can be Illusion.
Location: Museum of Independence, Sohrawardy Uddyan
স্বাধীনতা জাদুঘর, সোহরাওয়ার্দী উদ্দ্যান
One of the artists having a little fun, plus the Crown Surplus guys setting off a flare in the background, something like that... LOL
Inglewood Night Market takes place on the second Friday of the month from June to September on the second Friday, from 6 PM to Midnight, by the red barn, challenging photography once it starts getting dark, although that is quite late here in Alberta this time of year...
A picture of me and my great grandmother, Bridget Cleary, who was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1854 and died in 1900. While almost all of my family is from Yorkshire, my maternal great grandmother was Irish and married my great grandfather who was in the British army serving in Ireland. (Yeah, I know.) I have traced my family tree back several hundred years on both sides and she seems to be the only Irish member, everyone else being from Yorkshire. This is the only picture I have of her.
This is what yesterday's birds were for. A gift for my new great nephew, Eddie Arthur M :) Took me ruddy ages! Not today - today I was just sorting out the backing and putting it in the frame, after I finished work this evening.
Still not feeling right today - I was fine to work, but my insides all feel a bit odd. Starting to wonder if it could have something to do with the out of date anchovies I ate last week... (Clever.)
We got the duckpin bowling balls for free because a random neighbor of the yardsale saw us buying the bowling balls and thought we might want the duckpin balls also. The big metal top is pretty cool because it plays music when you spin it. One of the silver orb lights ended up breaking, though. They are too fragile for our house.
Foot Locker box, Tigger bowling ball, big top, bowling duck pin ball, digital picture frame, silver orbs light, storage combination box.
cartoon: G.I. Joe. cartoon: Winnie The Pooh.
upstairs, Clint and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
April 16, 2016.
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BACKSTORY: Got up around 7:40AM, made it out driving by 8:20AM and went out until 1:40PM (3h9m spent driving). Spent $84.47 plus ~$9.77 gas for 53 miles of driving (15.9 mpg @ $2.93/G), for a total cost of $94.24. We drove to 25 yard sales, stopping at 19 (76%) of them. We made 41 purchases (49 items) for a total estimated value of $742.30, leading to a profit of $648.06, or a wage of $121.52/hr (as a couple) or $60.76/hr (each).
THE TAKE:
* $10.00: fan (2), black, floor standing, Lasko, 5 blades, 21.5" diameter, Type 18P, Black 1827/1829/1823 (EV:$24.96)
* $7.00: jack, hydraulic, blue, 20" (EV:$20.77)
* $5.00: tool, Bypass Lopper, Corona FL3460, red, 33" (EV:$30.41)
* $5.00: accordian, Schylling, red, (EV:$16.34)
* $5.00: litter box, blue, covered, with door flap, 21.75x17.5x18.75 (EV:$16.39)
* $5.00: microphones (2), one doesn't work, but get to keep the 1/4"-to-XLR adapter (12'). 1/8" jack (EV:$5.06 for 1)
* $5.00: Digital picture frame, 7", Panimage by Panidigital, 512MB internal memory, takes 8G SDHC cards, 8192 picture limit (EV:$24.99)
* $5.00: lights, silver orbs (3), QVC, I/O merch spheres, 3 balls, 8", 6", 4.5", 20130430, SKU H199995 848 000 (EV:$54.74). Purchased from Laura & Pat Johnson, 5201 Chowan Ave, Alex. 22312-2025
* $3.00: boombox, Sony, CFD-222, cassette, cd, radio, ~22.5" (EV:$48.59)
* $3.00: boombox, Vextra, VX973, cassette, cd, radio, silver, manufactured 201005, ~16x10", does not have that good of a sound (EV:$24.90)
* $3.00: boombox, Sony, red circular, ZS-E5, cd, radio, aux-in, no battery cover, 10.833 diameter (EV:$29.11)
* $2.50: bowling ball, Tigger, COT7061 VIZ-A-BALL, with Brunswick blue case, (EV:$53.74)
* $2.50: bowling ball, pink, Brunswick Axis GEV1195 (EV:$15.98http://www.ebay.com/itm/11lb-Brunswick-Z-Zone-Pink-Bliss-Bowling-Ball-/152293117343)
* $2.00: boxes (2), plastic, G.I. Joe, Foot Locker, Name Rank Serial No. stickers, army green, 13.5x6.25x4.785 (EV:$16.28 (8.14 each))
* $2.00: box, storage, combination, 10x7x7.5", Vaultz Lock It Up, VZ00102, barcode 826030001028, www.vaultz.net (EV:$19.99)
* $2.00: clippers, hedge, red handle, 21", 9" nose (EV:$15.26 ($6.27+$8.99 shipping))
* $2.00: snow shovel, metal, black, Klondike True Temper, 24x10" (EV:$9.71)
* $2.00: snow shovel, plastic, orange, with metal lip, 18x13" (EV:$9.71)
* $1.50: pantyhose (2), nude, Hanes, Silk Reflections, Size AB, (EV:$8.00 price tag)
* $1.00: seeds, lima beans, WITH WRITING ON THEM, so they grow with messages on them, Dunecraft, Peace Out Bean, 2012, Chagrin Falls, OH 44022, barcode 810017015474 (EV:$2.20)
* $1.00: tapestry, tie-dye, mostly purple, green heart in middle, "Heal The World. Cook dinner tonight. Penzy's Love To Cook, Cook To Love, 94051, 27.5x27.5" (EV:$19.99)
* $1.00: top, large, plays music, colorful (EV:$26.40)
* $1.00: timer, lamp, Timex, Model No: 12-8800719, barcode 031323126917(EV:$9.54)
* $1.00: blacklight fixture, 18", black, automatic power-on, VEI, model # V801, prod date 201307 (EV:the value of the bulb, since the fixture died on first use--smelled awful)
* $1.00: chair, camping, blue, low to ground (EV:$20.99) It's slightly broken, but still works (at least when we tested it at the yardsale).
* $1.00: decoration, carving, Indian, wood, 10x8"
* $1.00: toy, turtle, stuffed, hard shell, Cloud-b, Reg PA-11308 (CN), 15x11", date: 201111(EV:$7.85)
* $1.00: toy, My Little Pony, g2, 2002, Strawberry Swirl, Glitter Pony with tinsel in her hair, front hoof has magnet on bottom and heart on ankle, had a picture frame keychain attached to it (EV:$3.67) www.strawberryreef.com/Index/Name/strawberryswirl.html
* $1.00: toy, My Little Pony, g2, 2002, pink body, ice cream cutie mark, blue and white hair, front hoof has magnet on bottom (EV:$12.17)
* $0.50: toy, Smurfs, Crazy, 2013, McDonald's (EV:$4.98)
* $0.50: wax cubes, Better homes, butterscotch maple cream, 2.5oz, 6 cubes, barcode 877991003064 (EV:$1.49)
* $0.50: power outlet splitter, 6, 3-prong, Intermatic, Model No. EG63TIB/PT-10-3M, Clamping Voltage 400VL-N, N-G, 15A, 125VAC, 1875W, E115217, Date code: 00 09 (EV:$2.49)
* $0.50: power outlet splitter (2), 3, 2-prong to 3-prong, Leviton, Polarized Triple Outlet Grounding Adapter, 802-00698-W, still in packages, barcode 078477794012(EV:$4.98 ($2.49 each))
* $0.50: bread pans (2@0.25ea), 9x5, metal (EV:$3.98 ($1.99 each))
* $0.25: toy, My Little Pony, Apple Jack, real hair tail, 2.5x3.125" (EV:$1.25)
* $0.12: lightbulb, green, Sylvania, 25W, 046135117145 (EV:$0.86)
* $0.10: reading glasses, brown, small (EV:$1.00)
* $FREE: intercoms, Realistic, FM Wireless Room Monitor System, Cat No 43-208 (EV:$0--they did not work--we cut the wires off and created some rope out of them)
* $FREE: bowling balls, duck pins, black with orange & yellow swirls, with case, (EV:$27.99)
* $FREE: toy, Smurfs, Vanity, 2011, McDonald's (EV:$4.98)
* $FREE: charger, battery, GE, Charge 4, Nickel-cadmium. Model BC-4, barcode 4316812648. Includes 6 D batteries, 8 C batteries (EV:$12.99 price tag)
I have a nice living room slash "library", but tend to prefer to read in this little nook. The light is fabulous and I can concentrate much better here.
And those books you see? ...that's my to-be-read "pile".
*hangs head in shame*
I'm reading Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible at the moment.
And yes, IKEA all over :P
© 2011
time goes by so fast, people go in and out of our life. we must never miss the opportunity to tell these people how much they mean to us...
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The River Cam in Cambridge is full of canal boats, rowing boats, and punts. A pretty busy waterway that can make for some interesting photos.
The sky on the morning this was shot (21 April 2012) was particularly photo friendly in the blue hour before sunrise. The sunrise itself was magnificent with a huge fireball in the sky, and I managed to get some decent shots of that also which I will post up another day.
3 exposures blended together, processed in PS5 with Nik tools. But largely this is what the scene was like but rather darker.
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I was saying goodbye to Tim this morning and spotted little Nutjob out of the window. After he'd set off on his bike, I grabbed my camera to get a few shots. She was too fast for me though, so I ended up taking a few photos of the sunlight in the tree outside, and then of the pretty shadows on the wall in the porch. (And then noticed the blue bottle was reflected in one of the photo frames - photo of the day done!)
Good day at work; I was actually (almost) on time for once! Which was handy as I left a bit early with Char to go for drinks with our friends/former colleagues Mags and Tessa. Had a really nice evening (and some delicious fish and chips to accompany my low-alcohol beer) at the Singer Tavern on City Road. Headed home just before 8pm - managed to persuade Tim that it was early enough for him not to need to come and meet me at the station, but he did come out to meet me in our road, bless him.
SO tired once home! Had a very lazy and relaxing evening after that.
I finally managed to put together basic folding instructions for my Single-Sheet Picture frame. The collapse is rather simple (just some bends in the style of Thoki Yenn), so you should be able to fold it even with little or no experience in reading CPs.
If you prefer an even easier approach to getting the same end result, try instructions for my Modular Picture Frame which is a modular model and thus folded from several pieces of paper rather than one long strip.
Instructions for Modular Picture Frame (my design, inspired by Hans-Werner Guth and Thoki Yenn). The pattern is quite simple, so you should be able to fold it even if you don’t have any experience with Crease Patterns. There are also example calculations which show how to make a frame to fit given picture size. Enjoy!
Greetings everybody! Welcome to my most popular photo ever. I hope you like it.
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The wallpaper is fuzzy. This picture currently serves as my desktop.
This is an attempt to create minifig scale Deathstar.
I put it in a picture frame and hopefully someday I can fill a whole wall with these.