Trim
188 creative works found
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Approach road to Trim, near Scurlogstown in Meath, Ireland. Original painting oil on canvas – 405mm x 305mm
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Miniature Christmas lights in macro. / Canon 20D. /
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Still life of dinner warw and other decorative objects
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My niece (same model used in Ravenswood Bride) shows off her trim figure.
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In the South. USA
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Prisma colored pencils, added some computer color to help darken. / RazorFish Bert gives his pal Bobby the Catfish a trim
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Old World Trimmings – An old building with ornate trimmings in the old centre of town.
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Regents Street, London – shaving brushes made out of badger hair. A masculine luxury. Make: Canon / Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL / Shutter Speed: 1/80 second / F Number: F/7.1 / Focal Length: 41 mm / ISO Speed: 400 / Date Picture Taken: Sep 6, 2005
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Made in Ultra Fractal 4. This is for December for my 2009 calendar.
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Nature improved? /
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Spent 2 weeks cleaning and preparing the swimming pool,for the hotter months coming up, trees were well due for trimming. / i rather liked the reflection it gave off. /
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seasons greetings /
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Just a trim today thank you Mr Todd / .
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A sunrise picture that I edited with ACDSee Imaging Program, took with my Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ50 on the waterfront in Port Hardy, BC. / Thank you for viewing and leaving a comment! /
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Farm house with blue paint trim in a Blue Ridge Mountain valley near Asheville, North Carolina. HDR using Photomatix with 3 different exposures. /
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Trim Castle (Irish: Caisleán Bhaile Atha Troim), Trim, County Meath, Ireland. / The Castle is noted for the part it played in the filming of the Mel Gibson directed film Braveheart.
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Trim Castle, the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland, was constructed over a thirty-year period by Hugh de Lacy and his son Walter. Hugh de Lacy was granted the Liberty of Meath by King Henry II in 1172 in an attempt to curb the expansionist policies of Richard de Clare, (Strongbow). Construction of the massive three storied Keep, the central stronghold of the castle, was begun c. 1176 on the site of an earlier wooden fortress. This massive twenty-sided tower, which is cruciform in shape, was protected by a ditch, curtain wall and moat. / / MCN:C92C1-6C0D2-CC1B1
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The Boyne River. / Trim walk taken 23 Feb 2009 taken on the grounds of Trim Catle Co Meath, Ireland. / / MCN:CC615-60C67-3C901
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Finally a new instalment of my Nostalgia series, it was long overdue. / As usually created using my painted with light technique , my trusty Pentax K10D, and my even more trusty (and a lot older) Pentax-A 50mm 1:1.7 lens. more work / the calendar /
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how to make cards perfectly fit (trimming dont affect composition)
by AimelleIt has been a while I wanted to find how to make my cards fit perfectly, so the trimming done when printed wouldn’t affect the compositio…
It has been a while I wanted to find how to make my cards fit perfectly, so the trimming done when printed wouldn’t affect the composition at all. / I know we could avoid adding elements too close from the edges, but when it comes to traditional art, I want my paper to be filled to the edges. And I’m sure I am not the only one having older works from any art media that are full frame/page, and not wanting to lose any details in them either. After a few trials and errors, I have finally found a way that works ! / Now, I am able to adjust those works and it only takes a few seconds to make them appropriate for RB print process =) / I thought some might find this useful as well, so here is how I do it (see how to below) and let’s start with a preview for you to see how it works fine. This is how it looks like in our portfolio (preview below). I know it is scary to see those borders! and I know many groups don’t allow borders to works submitted. But keep in mind that they only show up in the portfolio. / When you click the preview to see the card, no borders appear. You see it just as it will look like after RB trimmed the borders in the printing process. I hope hosts will consider it as ‘no border’ works, as it is what it will be when buyers receive their card. I would recommend to always make a preview of the card in your description, so everybody (buyers, hosts, etc) see the neat final product ! Now, click the preview image to see the card version, if you didn’t yet =) how to for a standard minimum resolution card 1320×920 pixels here’s what to do: / add 24 pixels to both sides (1320+48) total width should now be 1368 / add 24 pixels to the bottom (920+24) total height should now be 944 / For this horizontal view, the top of the card will not be trimmed (nothing to add) when doubling the size of the card (2640×1840px); / double the number of pixels on those 3 sides (same ratio), / so you get 48px to both sides (+96px total for width) and 48 to the bottom / Your card will now be 2736×1888 pixels, and ready to be printed ;-) / . / So this is it ! as simple as this. / I hope this will benefit to a lot of RBubblers =) Cheers / Aimelle~
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Christmas carolers Well not quite but its what sprung to mind as i had just trimmed back a tree inch’s away from their nest with a petrol line trimmer, totally unaware they were there as i only spotted them whilst painting the house afterwards. / They are the common house sparrow and located in a tree outside my office window here at home,thankfully the parents returned to them. Otherwise i could see myself hand feeding them till they were ready to leave the nest. / Geez i have a good heart !! /
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