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I don't plan to use the Dark Orange supports here, they clash horribly. This was mostly just to get a sense of size - I think the center room needs to be bigger. I think I wanted to build something smaller once I learned that a lot of medieval houses were three rooms - living/family sleeping, masters' room, and storage. I still need to knock together a couple windowframes in these walls and door frames at the front and back, not to mention a kitchen in a similar style in the back yard. I guess this is currently a bit more of a two-room cottage, so I'd expand this or put in a half-story loft.
These architectural features, some with artwork are placed throughout the gardens and add to the intrest.
Taken at Stykkishólmur (Iceland). I was watching the house so I spent my time looking outside the windows with my camera.
The old derelict station in Ketteringham
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A frame within a frame within a frame. Another self portrait, but using a very different methodology. The mirror itself forms a frame within the area for wazu in the Hisar Mosque. The yellow archway within is isolates the subject and teh black windowframe within forms another backdrop for framing the subject. The orange jumps out of an otherwise subdued colour scheme.
A seat at Snowshill Manor, Gloucestershire, in front of a vine-clad open window frame.
Snowshill is a Cotswold manor, set in hillside gardens and housing Charles Wade's collection of 'colour, craftsmanship and design'. It is owned by the National Trust.
Originally in Colour, taken using Kodak VR+ 400 (i think this may be a re-branded ColorPlus)
Very Overcast day, colours were very muted/washed out - Thought they looked better in B&W