Brass
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Amphitheatre, Munich, Gemany 2005
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This is a miniature acrylic painted on stretched canvas. / As the original is only 10×10 cms, I recommend that it is only printed card or small print sized. The watch is a family heirloon and belonged to my husband’s great grandfather. See more of Freda’s works: / Boats / City / Fractals / Stillife / Figures Freda’s website
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The feast Band At Siggiewi for the occasion of St Nicholas, the patron of the same town. Canon Eos 400D This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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Close up of the brightly polished brass lamp and horn on the bow of a narrow boat.
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An ornate door knocker in Marazion the home of St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
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Handle
by PPPhotoArtthis is an untouched macro of a handle which was part of a display in one of the lawyer’s offices!!
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This tuba-tootin‘ shot was photographed during the Port Macquarie Panthers Camera Club’s invitation visit to one of the Port Macquarie Hastings Municipal Band practice nights. We were asked to make some publicity photographs for the band and had a great time with all the bright shiny things and the very co-operative musicians. The only things special about the shot were that I used manual settings and had my Vivitar DF200 slave flash unit mounted on a bracket on the left side of my camera with the head angled slightly away from the subject. This was set off by my pop-up flash being set to its lowest power and fitted with a diffuser. Fuji S9600: RAW, Macro, Manual settings of f/5 @ 1/60sec, Auto focus, ISO80, Hand held. / S7RAW & Photoshop CS. Visit the Music collection in my BubbleSite Gallery for more musical delights. Enjoy! MUSIC / (Click the links!) Tuba Tunes / Trombone Reflections / Toot Ya Tuba / Toot Ya Flute #2 / Great Sax! / Clarinet Contrast / Sam on the Slide Trombone / Gabrielle Plays Clarinet / Euphoric Euphonium / Triple Sax / Danny on the Slide Trombone / Drummers /
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This B&W tuba-in-action shot was photographed during the Port Macquarie Panthers Camera Club’s invitation visit to one of the Port Macquarie Hastings Municipal Band practice nights. We were asked to make some publicity photographs for the band and had a great time with all the bright shiny things and the very co-operative musicians. The only things special about the shot were that I used manual settings and had my Vivitar DF200 slave flash unit mounted on a bracket on the left side of my camera with the head angled slightly away from the subject. This was set off by my pop-up flash being set to its lowest power and fitted with a diffuser. Fuji S9600: RAW, Manual settings of 1/60sec @ f/3.8, ISO80. / S7RAW and Photoshop CS. Visit the Music collection in my BubbleSite Gallery for more musical delights. UPDATE: 8-12-09 / My talented tuba tooter was awarded a CREDIT in the Port Macquarie Panthers Camera Club’s November 2009 Open and Set Subject Print and Digital Competition in the Large Monochrome Print section. Enjoy! MUSIC / (Click the links!) Toot Ya Tuba / Trombone Reflections / Tuba Tunes / Toot Ya Flute #2 / Great Sax! / Clarinet Contrast / Sam on the Slide Trombone / Gabrielle Plays Clarinet / Euphoric Euphonium / Triple Sax / Danny on the Slide Trombone / Drummers /
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Molly posing for her picture. /
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Location: “Paris Cat” Jazz Club, Melbourne www.vividphotography.net Also in this series: /
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Detail of church door in / the Vasa church, built in / 1909, Gothenburg, Sweden
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The Royal British Legion Band & Corps Of Drums Romford / Aulnay sous bois, 17th May 2009.
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The Royal British Legion Band & Corps Of Drums Romford / Aulnay sous bois, 17th May 2009.
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Bell
by Nicole SheaShare this picture: / Canon 400D, f/13, 1/30, ISO 200, 20mm
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Last night Grahame and I went to a Mothing night at Titchfied Haven Nature reserve, Hampshire. At 7-00pm a white sheet was laid out on a picnic table and they brought out 2 moth traps that had been set the night before, inside were lots of moths, some flew away as they opened the traps but most were just sitting on the sheet or egg boxes from the trap. They also showed up some that had been caught previously and they tipped them onto the sheet as well and we were able to photograph them. We were given tea/coffee and a couple of biscuits during the evening then at the end we were given the chance to go out onto the reserve and watch the traps being set up in the open, it was a white sheet and a large very very bright bulb. We got even more new moths. We finally left at about 11pm it was pitch dark, my knee ached and I was dying for a cup of coffee…........ but it was fun and interesting and I got some great moths to share with you…...................... Wingspan 28-35 mm. Common over most of the British Isles, this spectacular moth has large areas of metallic colouring on the forewings. The species is double-brooded, with moths on the wing between June and September. The larvae feed on plants such as nettle (Urtica dioica), and the species inhabits gardens, waste ground and marshy areas.
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Brass and wrought iron is always an interesting combination, because one reflects light and the other absorbs it. I shot this inside the Block Arcade in Melbourne last month. I chose my angle carefully, to make use of the muted artificial light. But by shooting from this vantage point, I was also able to use depth of field to create a hint of the intricate mosaic floor one level further down. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a 70-300mm lens. F5.6, 1/45 sec, ISO 800, focal length 70mm. Featured by my co-host in PASSIONATE ABOUT VINTAGE, October 2009. 118-9797
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Brass thimble from around c. 1900.
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Photography image of a one-of-a-kind original assemblage neckpiece made from found materials. Copper electrical wire, antique and vintage silver and brass thimbles and glass beads. The ‘bells’ have bead clappers and make lovely sounds when the piece moves. Features: Thimble Bells was featured in Recycled
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Golowan or Mazey Day, is celebrated over the week of the Summer Solstice in Penzance every year (St John’s Day in the church calendar). Lots of spectacle, processions and giant figures paraded through the streets. Also available as a greetings card
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