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Canon AE-1 Program

Canon FD 50mm f1.4

Fuji Superia 200

The Finished Treehouse Study Centre

Treehouse Two

this dilapidated object we climbed

Tree house Sculpture at the Stagecoach festival 2008

The Treehouse playing live on Siren Music Sessions.

 

Presented By Adrian Burgess

 

Produced By Tom Morris

 

All pictures taken by Stewart Paterson

Toronto Reference Library

Toronto, ON

(Photo: Connie Tsang)

This is one hell of a treehouse. Near a gorge and rapids in S. Turkey. July 2005.

We stayed in a beautiful treehouse for one night

  

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Fuji Superia 1600

This immense oak tree in the backyard of my parents' house in Paradise, California use to hold a two level tree house back in the '70's. There was a trap door that led from the first level up to the top level. The first level had been built and used by my brothers Eric and Carl, but my brother Eric made that second level especially for me and I used to play up there almost every day. Over the years, the treehouse grew rotten and collapsed and there's nothing left now but the tree, which is overgrown with brush so that you can't really get close to it anymore. But when I look at it, I still envision the treehouse even though I have no photographs to commemorate it.

 

My father had very little interaction with me as a child. He was an alcoholic who drank himself into a stupor early every evening. If it wasn't for my brother Eric, I would have had no one to teach me to throw a football, or teach me about music, or to build swings or treehouses for me. Eric moved away to Australia when I was 13. It was one of the major traumas of my youth.

The bunk room for the children.

Clare/1930s wedding dress/Thank you Jess, Anna, and Tatianna for the testimonials :) :) :)

The owner of our hostel lives in this treehouse. He built everything himself.

Treehouse in Hilo, Hawaii

A Pepper tree is now the residence of ? ? Nobody knows, but we've seen smoke coming out of the chimney! Tis a mystery!

final interior & exterior decorations

TreeHouse Studio

Oakhurst, City of Decatur

 

Nikon D2x

Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 AF

Alien Bee, MacDaddy OctaBox w/grid, right

Alien Bee w/20 deg grid, high and rear left

Large circular black reflector (to kill main reflections), left

Background is unlit white shower curtain

CyberSynch triggers

Before setting off back to the hotel we stopped off at the Alnwick Garden Treehouse to try out their short treetop walk which features two rope bridges (previous picture).

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