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Formal in Austin An illustration of a mid-sized transitional formal living room with carpeting, beige walls, no fireplace, and no television.

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transparent frames, for your precious things

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

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My seventh photo featuring my 3 fav edge lords

(Also an attempt at making a funny photo ‘3’)

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Y'all get 1 minute of I need a Hero Azure Lion edit on Sunday courtesy of my brothers request

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an angel's divinity carved in the walls

ft. @godwoken's colette c:

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Ren-Faire Folk - May 2023

Pen f - Olympus F. Zuiko 38mm f1.8 - Expired Kodak Gold

After having gone to my first Ren-Faire I can honestly say that I have finally met my people. Everyone is so open to questions and are so willing to explain their attire. The atmosphere is just so fun. I was surprised to find out that people actually camped at the faire during the summer months with their groups. It feels almost like an open air museum, it's so cool. These images were taken at the Koroneburg Ren-Faire in Eastvale, CA. The first image is one of my favs, I don't remember why this guys "wench" was flogging him but I love the bearded buy in the background.

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Extremely rough draft

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How do you take a photo of time?

I've been watching the track events at the Olympics since I was a wee lad. It was a tradition in our family. We'd gather around our ancient low-definition 19 inch CRT television and watch tiny blobs compete against other tiny blobs and root for our country.

It was a bit like watching YouTube on your phone in 144p.

Several heroes emerged.

Jackie Joyner-Kersee was amazing.

You can't forget about Flo-Jo.

And then the Olympics decided NBA players were allowed in the competition.

Which formed... The Dream Team.

Was this fair?

Well... they won each game by an average of 44 points.

So... no. It was not fair.

Though it became more fair as time went on.

But, umm... yeah. The other teams looked like the Washington Generals and the US looked like the Harlem Globetrotters if they stopped screwing around half of the game.

But my absolute favorite Olympian was a runner named Michael Johnson.

He was cool as heck.

For one thing... gold shoes.

But he also had this crazy, upright, Tom Cruise-ish sprinting style that just made him look like a running robot on the track.

And in the 1996 Atlanta games he just trounced EVERYONE. I mean, it wasn't even close.

Yikes. Those losing blobs are probably really embarrassed.

Last night I decided to invigorate my nostalgia and watch the track events again. And I got to see one of the wildest races in history.

It didn't even last 10 seconds but it was one of the most exciting sporting events I've ever witnessed. Almost every runner won the race.

After I saw that initially, I was like... who the heck won???

Even in slow motion I wasn't sure.

This was one of the closest finishes in history. There has never been a race where all 8 runners were within this margin.

The arena was silent as the winner was being confirmed. The runners just kind of paced around waiting for official word. My best guess was the Jamaican runner, Kishane Thompson. But then the loudspeaker announced Noah Lyles.

The last tiny morsel of American pride burst out of me with a big "Wooooo!"

I forgot what it was like to be proud of my country. I wish it happened more often. But this young man, despite being last place in the first 3rd of the race, turned on the afterburners and won in a photo finish.

And that's when my inner nerd took over.

Because when they showed the photo finish image, it looked super weird.

Why is the track white?

Why do all of the runners look all warpy like that QWOP game?

So I went down a research rabbit hole to figure this out.

Photo finishes are actually fascinating. The first photo finish captured the end of a horse race in 1890. But that was mostly luck and timing. The actual photo finish mechanisms weren't used until 1937.

Originally they would film the finish line through a physical slit.

And the first horsie head that appeared in that slit would be the winner. This technology ended a huge aspect of corruption in horse race fixing almost overnight.

But we have come a long way since then. And I'd like to introduce you to the Omega Scan 'O' Vision Ultimate.

This slow motion camera sits fixed on the finish line of every race. The concept of the photo finish has remained remarkably similar to the 1930s approach. The camera sensor is specially designed to only record a vertical slit.

Only the finish line itself is actually captured.

And because it limits what it records to only that slit, it can capture 40,000 frames per second to get amazing temporal resolution.

So why don't the photo finishes just look like, well... this?

That is because the camera takes a picture of time more-so than dimensional space. I guess it would be more accurate to say it *assembles* a picture of time.

As the runners cross the finish line, the camera combines all of the little strips of pictures into a single image.

It's almost like if you tried to reassemble a piece of paper after it had been shredded.

Imagine each strip of paper is a picture of ONLY the finish line, just at a slightly different point in time.

What if someone stopped on the finish line and didn't move... what would that look like?

Once they got there, the same part of their body would just be repeated.

So the right side of the photo finish picture represents earlier in time and it just assembles the image strip by strip as time passes and you literally get a picture of time itself.

NEAT!

Okay, but how do they determine the winner from the photo finish?

I mean, that shoe looks like it is ahead of Noah Lyles!

Clavicles!

The IAFF rules state the foremost part of the torso must cross the finish line first. And the endpoint of the torso is the outer end of the clavicle.

So if you get this bone across the finish line first, you win the race.

Two more fun facts!

The start of the race is actually just as carefully timed as the end of the race. There are sensors in the starting blocks of each runner.

The starting gun also has an electronic sensor.

They have determined the fastest a human can react to the sound of a gun is roughly 100 milliseconds. So if you start running before 100 milliseconds they know you didn't actually hear the gun, you just got antsy and started running too early.

And the final fun fact...

Did you notice the Omega logo at the top of the photo finish?

That isn't superimposed or added after the fact. That is captured by the camera.

But if this image is composed only of tiny little slivers, how did they get the Omega logo to show up?

That is a little display. And it is synchronized with the Scan 'O' Vision Ultimate to show a little sliver of the Omega logo for each frame captured.

So when the final image is stitched together, it looks like a cohesive logo at the top of the photo.

Pretty clever, Omega!

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How to Care for Your Bal Gopal Gold Wall Photo Frames

Bal Gopal, also known as Krishna in his child form, holds a special place in many households and symbolizes joy, divinity and protection. The bal gopal gold wall photo frames will not only enhance the spiritual atmosphere of your home but also add elegance to your interior design. Proper care and maintenance is essential to maintain the beauty and sanctity of your Bal Gopal Gold Wall Photo Frames. Here are some tips to keep them in pristine condition.

1. Regular dusting

Dust can accumulate on the surface of the photo frame and dull its shine. Gently remove dust from the frame and photo with a soft, dry cloth or feather duster. Avoid using rough or abrasive materials that can scratch the gold plating. Buy bal gopal gold wall photo frames only at Pujashoppe.

2. Gentle cleaning

For deep cleaning, use a soft damp cloth with mild soap or a mild cleaning solution. Wipe the frame carefully, avoiding excessive moisture, which can damage the gold coating and the photo. After cleaning, use a dry, soft cloth to remove any remaining moisture.

3. Avoid harsh chemicals

harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners can damage the gold plating and photo. Avoid using products containing ammonia, bleach or strong solvents. Use mild, pH-balanced cleaners designed for sensitive surfaces.

4. Protect from direct sunlight

Direct sunlight can fade the bal gopal wall frame and gold will fade over time. Place the bal gopal wall frame in a place where it will not be exposed to direct sunlight for a long time. If possible, place the frame in a shaded area or use curtains to filter sunlight.

5. Maintain humidity levels

High humidity can cause dampness, which can cause stains and damage. Store the frame in a room with moderate humidity. Using a humidifier can help maintain an ideal environment, especially in areas with high humidity.

6. Handle with care

When moving or cleaning the bal gopal wall frame, handle it carefully to avoid damage. Hold the frame firmly and avoid touching the photo or gold plating with oily or dirty hands, as oils and dirt can stain the surface.

7. Use the correct mounting hardware

Make sure the frame is properly attached to the wall. A well-fitting frame reduces the risk of falls and injuries. Check your hardware regularly to make sure it is protected. Get the beautiful bal gopal wall frame Only at Pujashoppe.

8. Regular polishing

To maintain the shine of the gold plate of bal gopal wall frame, regular polishing with a gold-resistant polish can be beneficial. Use a soft polishing cloth and follow product instructions carefully. Avoid over polishing as this can wear down the gold plating over time.

9. Store properly when not in use

If you need to store the frame, please wrap it in a soft cloth and put it in a protective box. Store it in a cool, dry place to avoid damage caused by humidity and temperature fluctuations.

Final Thoughts

Caring for Bal Gopal Gold Wall Picture Frames requires regular care and gentle treatment to preserve their beauty and sanctity. By following these tips, you can ensure that the frame remains a valuable and elegant part of your home decor, radiating Bal Gopal's divine presence for years to come. Get the bal gopal wall frame and bal gopal gold wall photo frames only at Pujashoppe.

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Hand Carved Silver Picture Frame

Blend the richness of memories with the opulence of Silver and Gold Picture Frames.  Elevate your cherished moments to a new level of sophistication. The harmonious fusion of silver and gold adds a touch of luxury to your space.  Make every memory shine with this exquisite combination. Unveil the art of framing with elegance and style.

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Baba Deep Singh Photo Frame: An Emblem of Sikh Valor

In the rich tapestry of Sikh history, the name Baba Deep Singh resonates with unparalleled valour and unyielding spirit. A revered figure, known for his indomitable courage and deep spirituality, Baba Deep Singh is an eternal symbol of Sikhism's resilience. Diviniti, in its commitment to capturing divine moments, presents the 25k Gold Plated Baba Deep Singh Photo Frame – a masterpiece that encapsulates the essence of Sikh valour and spiritual grace.

Craftsmanship in Gold:

This exquisitely crafted photo frame is a celebration of artistic precision and devotion. The 25k gold plating elevates Baba Deep Singh's image, creating a radiant masterpiece that not only honours his legacy but also adds a touch of opulence to any space. Each detail is meticulously etched, reflecting the dedication to craftsmanship and the reverence with which Baba Deep Singh is held in Sikh tradition.

Symbolism of Valor:

Baba Deep Singh's life is a saga of extraordinary courage and sacrifice. The photo frame encapsulates this symbolism, portraying Baba Deep Singh in a posture that signifies both spiritual resolve and readiness for battle. His iconic image serves as a reminder of the Sikh community's commitment to justice, fearlessness, and the defence of righteousness.

Spiritual Aura:

Beyond the historical significance, the 25k Gold Plated Baba Deep Singh Photo Frame emanates a spiritual aura. It serves as a conduit for devotees to connect with the essence of Sikhism, fostering a sense of divine presence within their surroundings. Placing this frame in homes, offices, or sacred spaces not only enhances the aesthetics but also invites the blessings of Baba Deep Singh into daily life.

Perfect Gift of Devotion:

This gold-plated masterpiece isn't just a symbol of reverence; it's a perfect gift for loved ones seeking spiritual solace. Be it commemorating special occasions, expressing gratitude, or simply spreading positive energy, the Baba Deep Singh Photo Frame from Diviniti is a timeless and meaningful gesture that transcends material value.

Diviniti's Legacy of Craftsmanship:

In the realm of spiritual artefacts, Diviniti stands as a beacon of quality and authenticity. With a legacy of crafting divine mementoes, the 25k Gold Plated Baba Deep Singh Photo Frame is another testament to Diviniti's commitment to preserving and presenting the spiritual heritage of diverse cultures.

Final Words

In conclusion, the Baba Deep Singh Photo Frame is not just a piece of art; it's a profound representation of Sikh valour and spirituality. Diviniti's craftsmanship, combined with the symbolic significance of Baba Deep Singh, transforms this photo frame into a cherished embodiment of faith.