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Thanks to Gee for setting up a totally cool photo shoot.
Models: Jean-Pol
Make Up: Orla
Styling: Jean-Pol
Assistant: Gee
Strobist-ism: monoblock through small softbox set underneath frosted table about a foot in front of model and pointed back up at him through table.
The table trestle legs are from medievaloak.com/ The top is just some 1x6s from Lowes that I nailed onto three crossbeams to make a table. Seperate boards were often just laid over the trestles to make a table. The trestles come apart for easy transport, which was the whole idea.
Roving Tables can be purchased or rented through Sixth Star. You can purchase a kit to assemble it yourself, or we'll ship it ready for use. Linen options available, too! Call or email for information.
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pool party! i did not go in today but i was applauded for coming. la la la i don't like my body so summer and i aren't the best of friends. they were all so cute.
kristin - i love that you're my friend every day, not just when it's convenient. you always want to see me. you never let me down. and i think that's why we get along so well. we share insecurities and fears, so i think as individuals at our worst we bring out the best in each other. i love you.
ryan - i love that you make me laugh. i have a terrible (turrible ;) ) memory, but more than anything in my life i will never forget a moment when i was happy. i love that you want to include me, that you take me for who i am and let me be myself and love me for it; you're one of the only guys in this world who is nice to me. i love you .
mia - i love how proud you get that i am your dance teacher AND your friend. i love how excited you get in class over the smallest things. i love how hard you are willing to try to get things right. i love how much you love your brothers and want to take care of them. i love that you're my little dolly and will let me touch your feet to point your toes, grab your legs to turn them out and manipulate your crazy wormy body to make it correct. =]
aidan - i love that you finally let me hang out with you. i knew you were shy but it always bummed me out that we never high-fived or hugged. you'll do dance moves if i ask you, you'll talk to me without being shy, and you're just the coolest for making my day. i love your voice more than anything in the world. and your skinny body, my favourite. =]
talan - you're my #1. you're not developed enough to have a say in whether you like me or not, therefore i take advantage of the fact that you'll let me love on you and never say no. i miss your wrinkles but i love your buddha belly. you never cease to amaze me with your freakish rate of development. i love you so much and you have made my life so happy. you'll never know how full my heart is thanks to you.
but mostly to you as a family. you all make me more welcome than i could ever say. and i just love that you give me hope that there are more good people in this world that i have yet to meet. you've changed my life indefinitely, i could never find the right words to thank you for all the good you've brought to me.
pictured: mia, ryan, aidan, talan, && kristin roddy.
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN - This table is just to die for. It's so rare that we get tables in this surfboard/banana-shape. It's even rarer to find one that's local Singapore vintage. You can see how well it works with the genuine mid-century European chair on the right (as well as the lovely mid-century reproduction on the left.)
Length 150cm, depth 60cm, height 40cm.
Squirrel Cage Jail in Council Bluffs served as the Pottawattamie County Jail from 1885 until 1969. This is the table the prisoners would sit at.
Zoe moved half of her circular IKEA bed into our living room while she's subletting. For a while it was just sitting there together as a single unit, until Ben thought it would be funny to shift the pieces apart and have them like armrests while you sat between them on the floor. After Ben left, I didn't shift them back together, and that got me to thinking that what would be even cooler would be to have a table there! So dad and I threw one together this weekend. Just needs some final sanding and stain (I've got a darkish red oak stain).
I found this idea online somewhere... I needed to raise my cutting tables to a more comfortable height.
I cut 4 lengths of 2" PVC into 15" long sections for each table and slipped them over the bottom legs/feet of the table. My cutting tables are now a comfortable 39" tall, perfect for me (I'm 5'9). The tables are ever-so-slightly wobbly, but having two next to each other seem to eliminate that. It really isn't a concern, at all, but I mention it for people who might actually be pickier than me (that would be surprising though since I'm rather particular about things).
Note: You'll need to take in consideration any overlap on your table's feet/legs. I measured from the cross bar to the top of the table, figured out how much taller I wanted the table to be from that point, and then cut my extensions. You may need longer sections if your table legs are set-up differently.
each table was a different leaf. my mom made prints of each leaf based on leaves she found in our yard upstate.
Photo by Todd France
I just played a bit with my X10 and available light. Used aperture priority program and made some minor tweaks in Lightroom.
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 08: Manika Batra of India competes against Yihan Zhou of SIngapore in their Womens Team gold medal match during Table Tennis on day four of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games at Oxenford Studios on April 8, 2018 on the Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images)
A quiet meal in the middle of the city. While the street keeps moving around him, his attention stays with the simple moment at the table
I need to replace the trim throughout my entire house. So I built this tool for about $150, and now I can make moulding for about $0.04/ft, instead of buying it for $1.50-$3.50/ft.
DIY router table -- clamps onto the deck of my tablesaw. A 3-1/2HP router ($90us Harbor Freight), an external speed controller ($15us also Harbor Freight), mounted in 3/4" MDF (scrap from another project), and a fancy bit ($45us Rockler).
Big Table Farm
26851 NW Williams Canyon Rd
Gaston, OR 97119
Saturday, July 9th, 2016 @ 4pm
Host Farmers: Clare Carver & Brian Marcy, Big Table Farm, Gaston, OR (Portland)
Guest Chefs: Timothy Wastell & Eloise Augustyn, Sweedeedee, Portland, OR
Clare & Brian of Big Table Farm are longtime friends of Outstanding in the Field. Every visit over the years has been magic for both guests & the Outstanding crew. In its annual selection of the Top 100 wines in the world, Wine Spectator honored Big Table’s 2012 Pinot Noir as #11 on the list. OITF commissioned a short film about Big Table a few years back. Timothy Wastell of Sweedeedee was here last year & the consensus of those gathered was wow! All this should lead to multiple exclamations of “my goodness” along the big table at Big Table.
This table has a top of black laminate (easy to keep clean and nice) and the legs and sides and wood which have been hand-painted to descend into a glistening silver.
Width 130cm, depth 64cm, height 48cm.
www.1001pallets.com/2013/11/rustic-pallet-coffee-table/
Here is an example of the Unique Rustic Furniture that is unlike anything you will find in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
This Rustic Coffee Table is made entirely of reclaimed Pallets, I love the creations that can be achieved from unused Pallets.
More information at Rustic Art Design website !
Idea sent by Darwin Currie !
I made this small table runner out of scraps from a quilt my daughter never finished! I really like the fall colors.
The coffee table I am working on. Cherry and walnut. Mortise and thru-tenon joinery. Will be adding drawers next (an decision regretfully made after the table was completed, but before finishing).
Gargoyle table
c. 18th century
Balayong
85.5 x 130.5 x 79 cm (33 3/4 x 51 1/4 x 31 in)
The gargoyle table - sometimes called dinemonyo - is one of the most elusive early pieces of Hispano-Filipino furniture, and arguably could be considered the pinnacle object to many serious furniture collectors and connoisseurs. This altar table is a very rare find and will cause many hearts to exhilarate.
The earliest altar tables made by Chinese artisans residing in Batangas were copied from Ming dynasty altar tables as they both shared the same rectilinear profile – a product of pragmatic design and simple joinery based on practical rather than aesthetic considerations. Later on, masks that resemble some form of gargoyle and ball-and-claw foot on the legs were added as ornamentals. In other cultures, as from 6th century Japan, roof ornaments made from fired clay, stone or wood called Onigawara gargoyle had been used in Buddhist temples to stop leaks. In European architecture, medieval cathedrals have carved grotesque creatures with a spout to redirect water from the roof away from the side of the building to prevent eroding the mason work. The gargoyles supposedly illustrated evil, and they’re intended to turn away evil and harm. Among the Chinese, guardian lions made of stone were placed in front of imperial palaces and tombs, temples, government offices and the homes of wealthy people and government officials. They were believed to have powerful protective benefits.
The top of this table is mitered with floating center, and grooved around the edges to emphasize its thickness. There are two significantly-sized drawers. The flanges with squiggly outline ostensibly support the top but function more like a decorative element. The gargoyle masks carved on the knees of the leg have fluted top hair, bulging eyes, prominent nose, mouth agape revealing some teeth and fangs, and scrolling facial hair, creating a menacing and powerful demeanor. The cabriole legs show the delineations of the lion’s lower leg before terminating in deeply carved, articulated ball-and claw foot grasping a ball. The table rests on a plank stretcher surmounted on ogee feet. The ogival aprons connect the gargoyle masks on all four corners.
Made of dark balayong (Afzelia Rhomboidea), a type of highly prized rosewood, it has a reddish brown color that tends to darken even more with age and has natural lustre. Very difficult to work on due to its durability and interlocking grain. There are some signs of wear as can be expected from a table that’s around 300 years old. It was last owned by a retired teacher from Malolos, Bulacan who had locked it up in storage for over 50 years. The craftsmanship and condition of this table is comparable to some similar tables kept in museums and top-notch private collections.
Provenance: Private collector, Malolos, Bulacan
Estimate: PHP 3,800,000 - 5,000,000
Lot 424 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 22 September 2018. Please see www.salcedoauctions.com for more information.
The table is filled with bread in a basket, more bread next to it, a milk bowl and some cloths. It is a detail of a sculpture of artist Wim T. Schippers (1942), placed in the garden of the New Church in Delft, and based on the famous painting The Milkmaid by Johannes Vermeer (1632 - 1675). This painter lived and worked all his life in Delft, but none of his paintings is still in Delft. Therefore, this sculpture was a gift from the Vermeer Association to the city of Delft in 1975, 300 years after the death of Vermeer.
ODC - Theme (16-08-2012): Tabletop Photography