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“Celtic Knot – Day 309 of the Year”
A pot-rest in the shape of a Celtic Knot is a woodworking creation made by the author’s father. The Celtic Knot is a traditional artistic motif that has been used in Celtic culture for thousands of years. The knot is made of interlocking loops, and it represents the interconnectivity and continuity of life. The author’s… Continue reading “Celtic Knot – Day 309 of the Year”
Jim Leamy, Ron Brese, Konrad Sauer, Robin Lee and Christopher Schwarz
From “Infill Roundtable: Building, Mechanics and Use” Posted by Well-liked Woodworking on 2008-11-21 16:49:10 Tagged: , Woodworking in Woodworking in The united states , Well-liked , Well-liked Woodworking , November , 2008 , Berea , KY , Kentucky , Jim Leamy , Ron Brese , Konrad Sauer , Robin Lee #furniture #Diy #woodwork #woodworking #freedownload#woodworkingprojects… Continue reading Jim Leamy, Ron Brese, Konrad Sauer, Robin Lee and Christopher Schwarz
Stone Chapel (detail), 2014.11.14
Marty Straub, Dave Cohen and I manufactured a visit to the two cemeteries across from the General Healthcare facility in W-B: Hollenback Cemetery and Wilkes-Barre Cemetery. Hollenback Cemetery Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Friday, November 14th, 2014 Like / Adhere to / Subscribe: Facebook | Google+ | Etsy | Pixoto | FineArtAmerica | RedBubble Posted by Aaron Glenn… Continue reading Stone Chapel (detail), 2014.11.14
Portsmouth contre-jour
Contre-jour, French for ‘against daylight’, refers to images taken when the digital camera is pointing instantly towards a supply of light-weight. An substitute phrase is backlighting. Contre-jour provides backlighting of the subject. This influence commonly hides aspects, triggers a much better distinction among mild and dark, creates silhouettes and emphasizes lines and shapes. The sunlight,… Continue reading Portsmouth contre-jour