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It appeared that at some point an addition was built on the south side of the property. Here, the ceiling trim appears to vanish into a plastered wall.
The abandoned United Artists Theater, Detroit. Designed 1927 by C. Howard Crane, and later closed as theater in 1974.
Plaster cast of a victim of the Mount Vesuvius eruption, Pompeii, Italy.
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Witley Court is one of the finest ruined country houses in Britain today. It was built by Thomas Foley in 1655 on the site of a former manor house near Great Witley. Subsequent additions were designed by John Nash in the early 1800s and the Court was subsequently bought by the Dudley family in 1837.
In the September of 1937, whilst the house was owned by a Kidderminster carpet manufacturer Sir Herbert Smith, a fire started in the ballroom. Although causing a lot of damages, some of the house survived.
The following year, the house was divided up into auctioned lots and sold off to demolition contractors and timber merchants.
It remained derelict until the 1970's and is now under the watchful eye of English Heritage.
I know there are a few minor defects with this but it is my first mask. Hardest part was creating the plaster mold--I did it by myself. Not yet bisqued.
A memory back from the days when my right hand was imprisoned in plaster. Writing notes was not easy, however it was still far easier than drawing images on coffee cups.
Throughout the Main Building there are also plaster replicas of Greek and Roman statues that students are often required to make studies of their Foundation year.
Shot in my garden, in the sun as a test for hi speed flash sync using the 580EXII.
Hoping to shoot some project work next week and I need the studio look, outdoors, which is a pain.
This here, is a plaster cactus, hand painted (some might say in a 'rustic' style by myself.
Ilford HP5 rated 1600 EI, shot with Voigtländer Vito IIa, stand developed in R09 One Shot (Rodinal), 1:100 for 2 hours, a couple of inversions at the 1 hour mark.
This is a flat plaster Christmas ornament, I used to paint a lot of these, especially in the 1990s. There was a great selection of them in the crafts stores back then.