203 Comments Posted by saywardstudio

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You just don't see trim like that nowadays. Unique and different. Very charming.
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Nice. Lots of history here...
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This picture is amaizong! lol... that is pretty funny.
Is this how they make ultramarine blue for artist paint? I'm serious because it seems like I've read synthetic ultramarine is made from a coal byproduct or something like that. I could see how that could easily be the case! :)
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Woah! Very nice!
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Beautiful.
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This reminds me of lemonade....I know it's weird, but the yellow and the pink together like that just made me think 'lemonade'. Strange combination for a ...well, anything, really. lol
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Those a re some beautiful steps! What a rich shade of blue! :)
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What a view!
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ben b, that's what I was thinking also...it's had a hard 9 years!
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All this equipment must have cost a fortune new! Unless it was worn out you'd think SOMEBODY would be able to use it SOMEWHERE. But I know these machines probably weigh a ton (literally) so that in itself makes a lot prohibitive.....
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That's so cool. Very striking.
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i am partial to the bottom right...that lighter orange with the sky blue...very nice! And the darker orange is pretty sweet, too. :)
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This is a neat photo.... I also like the contrasting colors.
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Soft stained glass. Almost pastel.
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This has a strange feel to it. The overall green tones make it dreamlike.