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Center scroll detail on our 1953 wrought iron porch railings after a much needed paint job.
Rustoleum Regal Red
Wedding invitation scroll with a Japanese paper wrap. The design is really simple but the quality of the paper makes it, and the ribbon (sheer with satin edges) finishes it off nicely.
This is the scroll part of a very old violin that my Mom had as a kid. I guess it was old even when she got it. She had it repaired and restrung a few years back and it is playable, but nobody in our family plays the violin. I have it setting on top of my computer where I can see it everyday.
For Connie and everyone else who liked the scroll, here it is unrolled. And a book I forgot to put in the castle!
This is my 500th Flickr upload. To celebrate this mini milestone, here's one of my favorite subjects - the daisy! Hope you enjoy this perspective.
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Wedding invitation scroll with a red handmade paper wrap. The paper is a deep red, overprinted with a red metallic swirling pattern. I've tied this with a burgundy organza ribbon to add a bit of depth and complement the paper.
The Flickr Lounge-Weathered, Worn & Rusty
This old table has rusted up quite nicely. It sat outside our door in Albuquerque for years and didn't rust at all. Since moving here 8 years ago the rust has really bloomed!
I needed a small project to work on while I fixed the tension on my scroll saw. I broke off the horse's leg (leave the dangly bits of a scroll saw project in place until nearly the end), but fixed the scroll saw tension issue. So overall, a win.
During the lunch break at my recent studio portraiture workshop, I took the time to have a wander round Lacock Abbey. These couple of shots are of the rather ornate gates to the abbey, with their beautiful scrolls.
Public Domain Book: Stand Scroll Book
Standard scroll book
Published 1876 by J. Haney & co. in New York .
Written in English.
Scroll of bass for Soutyh Africa Tour. I don't believe the neck and Scroll were original to bass body. Looked like from another bass to me.
When I pipe an entire cake with scrollwork, I don't follow a particular pattern. I just try to keep the scrolls from facing each other as much as possible and I try not to leave a lot of space in between scrolls.
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Eröffnungsfest zur Spielzeit 2016/2017 der DEUTSCHEN OPER Berlin - 03. September 2016
DER NUSSKNACKER
Offene Probe des Staatsballetts Berlin [Hauptbühne]
Erste Solotänzerin Iana Salenko und erster Solotänzer Marian Walter
www.staatsballett-berlin.de/de/
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Grand Opening of the Season 2016/2017 of the DEUTSCHE OPER Berlin - September 03, 2016
THE NUTCRACKER
Open rehearsal of the Staatsballett Berlin [main stage]
First solo dancer Iana Salenko and first solo dancer Marian Walter
A re-shoot from the excellent workshop given by Greg Locke www.straylight.ca. For me the funniest part was when Greg asked if this was my son's idea. I sheepishly admitted that it was indeed my juvenile idea. That's me; the sophistication of a 12 year old!
A big thanks to my son. This was not easy to pose for and he endured two reshoots after the original one. Does he smile look a little pained?