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The body colour is Tamiya Light Gunmetal, a pretty close match for the real car, I think. What a nightmare painting the black windowframes!
A photo taken of my friend, Trevor, reflecting on the views during our motorbike trip; a different perspective of the North rim of the Grand Canyon.
Window in derelict cottage I pass on the way to work. Overcast autumn day. Herefordshire. (Sony H1). I wish I could take credit for staging this, but that's just how it was (with a bit of darkroom magic, of course!)
Making these for an artist loft.
These are the outer frames which will house the (yet to be made) moving parts. these will be made with divided glass. 12 lights each opening about 10 x 10 glass size.
I'll post when those are made you'll see :)
I couldn't help snap this little guy at the window as i pulled up in my car outside a row of terraced houses .................
I 'innocently' shot this exterior barn window image while a police cruiser sat on the other side of the barn. I had been inside the barn shooting (which was clearly off limits as it was roped off) when the cruiser rolled up. Fortunately, I saw the cruiser through a broken slat in the barn wall. I quickly and calmly made my way out of the barn and acted like I was busy setting up a shot of this window. Once the cruiser left, I shot this image and went back inside to complete a few more images that I wanted to make.
The negative for this image was developed during a 'how to' session on black and white film development held by Voxphoto in October 2006.
The window frames on the highest level of the building at Les Invalides in Paris are suits of armour!
View from the staircase through the empty windowframes - Blick von der Treppe durch die leeren Fensterrahmen
Graham had this artpiece in his living room. I liked it, so I filmed it. It's just a lightbulb and a windowframe, but get this...the lightbulb is orange.
While trekking along the walls that protect the Old Town, this gorgeous view of the sea, rooftops, and buildings came into view. (Dubrovnik, Croatia)
Saw this fly from outside the cabin but couldn't get the web. I went inside and there were several flies, caught but not "wrapped". The web is old and dusty: I think the spider has died or abandoned it. HWW :o))
Inside the Wiehle-Reston East Station, with view NE across the Toll Road (Route 267) to the office buildings at Metro Plaza.
At the right front of the house, this set of three windows nicely framed the three windows at the rear. The black stains on the bricks and walls are mold.
One of my favorite all-time shots.
Turlock, CA.
Just took a walk downtown today and veered off into an alley to actually check on something for work when I noticed these windows. I liked the way the industrial-type light was shining through and the old antenna reflection. The black and white matched the already gray day. So goes day 2 of my 365 project.