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I was going to take a photo of a very unusual chair which is quite modern a bit of a statement piece but surprisingly comfortable . Ive included this in the first comment box. I changed my mind then to select the chair above. The chair is rosewood and I bought it from an antique shop. A couple of years ago I had a bit of an accident with it and tried pushing it back whilst having something stuck under the leg. a little damage occurred but I took it to a restorer who said it was definitely fixable at a price. It was worth it. It now sits in my daughters old room . Ive put it with an old fruitwood table where it doesn't match but it fits. Both of these items are very tactile and treasured. The table was one I saw in a magazine and fell in love with so I caked the antique shop in London and arranged to go and see it. I remember thinking that it was a bit mad to do that but we all love that too. It is a great size and is very useful especially for present wrapping
Nikon F2, Voigtländer Ultron 40mm f/2 SL-II, Orwo UN54 @200
Film developed in Ilfotec DD-X 1:4 dilution.
Negative scanned using Fujifilm X-T5 with Fujinon XF 60mm f/2.4 Macro.
Processed with Analogue Toolbox for Capture One.
Fabulous lighting in one of the antique homes in Huntsville - William Powers Newman house - circa 1872
The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple (formerly the Masonic Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral) is a theatre and cultural center in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The Cultural Center's mission statement is "to rejuvenate a national architectural structure as a regional center for arts, education and community activities appealing to all ages."The Cultural Center hosts off Broadway performances, music and stand-up comedy performances and special events including weddings and proms.
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Today once again was a kitty day plus I pushed my brother into the FabFree Photo Challenge... He probably will be the only men participating hahahaha.
You can take a look here www.flickr.com/photos/xadreansl
As you can see he took his pics in the same sim but their look a bit different that mine because he proccess and edit in his own way. In other words... he is less complicated hahaha.
Oh and by the way that's my dream door for my dream house with a British feel all around.
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Settings & Photoshop:
For settings no particles and remove any option you may no need... specially draw distance. If you use 200m of distance plus shadows you will crash.
For windlight always try the one by default which means the one made by the owner of the sim because probably will be the best choice... in this case it was.
+ Local Lights Off
+ Draw Distance: 20m
+ Particles Off
+ Sky: 16
+ Water Off
+ Objects and Sculpts: 15
+ Antialiasing on: 16x
+ Shadows On: 2
+ Windlight: Default
For Photoshop I use my senses. I do not have a method or formula just try to keep sharpen, grain and color in armony...
Be careful with the saturation and tone... what does look good on your screen may don't in others... always test your job.
In this one I was a little afraid because my screen it's a bit bright and if I connect my TV, by example, color change completely so always makes me wonder how does it look in each screen in the world... yes I'm a bit perfectionist.
Now a few things that I did were:
+ Add sharpen
+ Add grain
+ Add borders
+ Add layers
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Look specifications:
>> AddsOn
The white kitty was made by Tableau Vivant for an old Arcade Gacha and it comes with a really long hair. The macaron paper bag was made by BCC and got it ages ago for free.
>> Body
The skin was made by Belleza which is my oficial skin brand. The hair I was wearing was made by Tableau Vivant and the eyes were made by Swallow.
>> Clothes & Accesories
The cardigan was a cheapie, it cost 10L on Marketplace.
>> Location on the grid
MayFair sim home of Celoe and Mon Tissu.
The now derelict Erwood station south of Builth Wells is now a nice craft and coffee shop.
In 1959 Derek Chaplin accompanied BBC broadcaster Wynford Vaughan Thomas making a radio broadcast catching trains only from Cardiff to North Wales and calling in on both the embryonic Talyllyn and Ffestiniog railways. Subsequently, Derek made up a 35mm slide show called " Trains of Wales 1959" which he showed at railway societies. These 137 mainly Kodachrome slides have been found by his family preserved in a dry wooden storage box and I am privileged to scan them for people to see again. The notes on each slide are minimalist and with no actual dates so anybody who can add interesting information is appreciated.
Due to the recent unauthorized publication of my images in a magazine. newspaper and two published books without payment I have to now make this statement. I keep attending online Railway Soc events where speakers brazenly show my images without any acknowledgment of the photographer. Hence I have been forced to add a copyright sign in the corner.
This image is the copyright of © Peter Brabham; Any users, found to replicate, reproduce, circulate, distribute, download, manipulate or otherwise use my images without my written consent will be in breach of copyright laws. I will retrospectively claim £50 per print image if prior written authorization for publication has not been sought. Please contact me at pete.brabham@ntlworld.com for permission to use any of my FLICKR photographs in hard copy publication. I will usually give permission free of charge to Heritage Railways and steam loco restoration project advertising, but profit making magazines and book authors must pay a reproduction fee. Authors should know the provenance of high quality digital images that they use.
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Some more architecture form the Walkie Talkie (aka 20 Fenchurch Street) in London.
Sam Edelman gold holographic patent stilleto pumps with Michael Kors black faux leather pencil skirt, Black shell, Nine West black jacket. Hanes nude hose .
Drinking is our way of life.
Another old shot from 2008.
I wonder what she'll say today, - 12 years later.
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Stacked stones at Albert Park, Auckland. This is part of the Gateway sculpture, an 18m high basalt stone arch designed by artist Chris Booth.
Canon AT1, FD 50mm 1.8, Expired Konica 200.
Developed and scanned by Borealis Lab.
Parc Pélican (Rosemont), Montréal. June 2022.
Captive bird at Muncaster Castle Hawk and Owl Centre.
A yellow-billed Kite.
Canon R with 70-200mm f/2.8L lens as I didnt have anything with longer reach with me.
Made a few mistakes - should have gone for shorter exposures (1/2000 as minimum) and probably should have switched off IS. Had a dreadfully slow memory card so buffered frequently which didnt help.
Probably should use a bit of exposure compensation as well!
But I'm getting there!
Until now, Ive mostly captured perched birds - I want to work at birds in flight. Hopefully, this is just the start!
Boerderijen, laantjes, weilanden, boomgaarden en een kerkje.
En dan dit gebouw, met deze opvallende gevel.
Boven de voordeur prijkt een paardekop — vermoedelijk een verwijzing naar de oorspronkelijke functie.
Het torent overal bovenuit. De torenspits van het kerkje is misschien net iets hoger, maar het gebouw trekt alle aandacht. Het kerkje valt er bijna bij in het niets.
Een architectonisch statement, midden in het stille dorp.
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Location: Ressen, the Netherlands
Farms, country lanes, meadows, orchards — and a little village church.
And then this building, with its striking façade.
Above the entrance, a sculpted horse’s head — likely a clue to its original function.
It rises above everything around it. The church spire might be slightly taller, but this house commands all the attention. The church almost disappears in comparison.
A bold architectural statement in the heart of a quiet village.