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Manhattan shutters from The New England Shutter Company
White painted tulipwood
Cafe style
Manhattan
89mm blades
Shutter speed: Slow
Aperture: high (f22)
Quantity: Large
Quality: soft - harsh
Direction: 3/4 light
T.O.D: Afternoon
The shutters work, and they don;t appear to be riddled with woodworm (I wonder how they missed them). They are a little warped though and don't meet in the middle properly. Perhaps a little TLC will see them right.
Shuttercraft Henley
Chiltern House 45 Station Rd Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire RG9 1AT Great Britain
01491 529 810
henley@shuttercraft.co.uk
www.shuttercraft.co.uk/locations/henley/
My name is Giles Davis your local Shuttercraft expert supplying and installing made-to-measure shutters in Henley-on-Thames, Reading, Bracknell and surrounding area. Whether you prefer traditional or contemporary styles, you’re guaranteed to find something to fall in love with for your windows. Fully supporting the Shuttercraft ‘no hard sell promise’ and proud of our professional approach. Book an appointment today! with expert advice on the best window covering for your home.
Was walking around NYC the other week end and walked by this Vespa scooter infront of this house. Now i'm wondering if they painted the shutters blue to match the Vespa... or... bought the Vespa to match the house.. hmmmmmm
hehe.
the uncovered power of the old new 7up bottle ,no editing softwares used in the photo it just a pro photographing techniques
Detail
LIKA Rangefinder camera
Horizontal strut-folder for 120 format film (6x6) with unmarked Petzval lens (f/3.5 ~5-inch/127mm) in synchronised Wollensak Alphax #3 shutter.
Dimensions:
WIdth: 5 7/8" (150mm)
Height: 4 5/8" (118mm)
Depth: 6" open, 3" closed (155mm / 76mm)
Weight: 45oz (1,280g)
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2011
All Rights Reserved
Shuttercraft Monmouth
Singleton Court Business Park Wonastow Road Monmouth Monmouthshire NP25 5JA United Kingdom
01600 734 398
monmouth@shuttercraft.co.uk
www.shuttercraft.co.uk/locations/monmouth/
My name is Martin Jones your local Shuttercraft expert supplying and installing made-to-measure shutters in Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hereford, Leominster, Merthyr Tydfil, Ludlow and surrounding area. Whether you prefer traditional or contemporary styles, you’re guaranteed to find something beautiful for your windows. Fully supporting the Shuttercraft ‘no hard sell promise’ and proud of our professional approach. Book an appointment today! with expert advice on window shutters for your home.
©Veronica Ruiz 2010 | All Rights Reserved | Please do not use without my permission.
March 8, 2010: Yeah... I decided to take my Moleskine into the theatre. However, after sketching the seats, I decided to put my sharpie away. I figured the smell was too overwhelming for my counterparts. Anyhow, it was pretty darned hard to see, too! lol
BTW: I liked the movie. More so because I was lost and confused until the end. :)
A book about a mental hospital for the criminally insane and some of the weird things that are going on there.
Two Federal Marshalls are sent in to investigate an escape, only to find out there is more going on then first meets the eye.
By the same author who wrote "Mystic River" and "Gone, Baby Gone".
The movie will make more sense if you read the book before/after seeing the movie.
Working on Shutters you will develop patience. Like Luke Skywalker type patience. Use "the force" Luke....
Macro photography of my camera collection taken with a set of bellows and a Sony A7RII and a Minolta Maxxum AF 35-70mm 1:4 lens.
Disney Magic Eastern Caribbean Cruise.
February 2012.
Visit our website for loads of Disney Character pictures and information!
Heading up from Wall Street towards the Brooklyn Bridge, I came across these shuttered stop fronts. The original image was a little disappointing, but I thought it lent itself to a little HDR and post processing.
My shutter count is 9510. That is in 38 days of owning my 40D. OMG! That works out to about 250 clicks per day! Ouch. All that sports photography has its price. ;)
You can get the shutter count by running this:
astrojargon.net/files/misc/40dshuttercount.zip
1) Download the file
2) In Windows Explorer, unzip the file
3) Copy the .exe file into the folder where the Canon EOS Utility is installed (typically, C:\Program Files\Canon\EOS Utility)
4) Run (double-click) the .exe
5) Follow the instructions. When you press the "Get Count" button, the shutter count *should* appear next to the button.