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Nordentro
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 Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 11:22 am Post subject: Share your home |
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Nordentro wrote:
Mf lenses is a global community. Peoples homes are very much a product mix of personality, age, culture, political and social situation. I would love to see how and where friends on the forum live.
These are some pictures from my house where I live currently with my daughter and wife. I have worked my way from renting dumps with friends to buying my first little house some years ago (this is my second). So that depends on where you're at in your life. I've spent around 800 hours from early spring last year to now with the renovating of this house and I lost 10 kilos during that period!! Please share your own home in your own way if you want. 
Interior pictures is also a interesting field and big business for real estate. I don't see much interior pictures on the forum.
#1 Home Cinema Room
#2 Dining Room
#3 Master Bedroom
#4 Living Room
#5 Kitchen
#6 Kitchen
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LucisPictor
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LucisPictor wrote:
That is a very stylish home. Looks extremely tidy.
I prefer not to show all our rooms here. After all it's still the internet and that opens a bit too much of our private life.
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
That is a beautiful home ! congrats! My was look like this before I start photo hobby  certainly bird also not help to keep it clean. Now is covered all place with camera bodies, boxes with lenses , so no beauty anymore .
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heartcat wrote:
Very pretty! It looks like a show home, minimalist with everything so neat and clean and in its place. It's obvious that you take great pride in your home and work hard at maintaining it.
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NikonD
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wow, everything is white, even the stuff that's not white... is white  |
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stingOM
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stingOM wrote:
| heartcat wrote: |
| Very pretty! It looks like a show home, minimalist with everything so neat and clean and in its place. It's obvious that you take great pride in your home and work hard at maintaining it. |
+1 It must be a reflection of an uncluttered mind as well! |
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pich900
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pich900 wrote:
You did a very good job, it's a lovely home especialy the kitchen  ....... Is it always so tidy or was it only for the photo shot  ?.....
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Very well done Lars and great photo work - both looks very professionally done.
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visualopsins wrote:
If I lived where you do my interior walls would be white too! A fine place to spend a blizzard. Beautiful work. Beautiful photos. What lens? I do like the simplicity, functionality, and sheer comfort of Scandinavian homes.
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
lovely, minimalist approach to the interior. i think this is where my danish genes come through. i love the scandinavian approach to living space.
now then, where is the exterior?
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
here is our cabin on the locust fork of the warrior river (no interiors from me; too messy).
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pich900 wrote:
That's a lovely house, unbelievable quiet I supposed
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Spotmatic
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Spotmatic wrote:
Great interiors so far! I won't show anything either. Although I have shown some things here and there on this forum.
BTW, Lars, when I saw the home cinema then I immediately thought: you're doing it wrong. A home cinema with a front projector must be completely black for the best IQ. This is what I had in our previous home:
With my precious colorfiltered BarcoReality 909 (the best CRT projector ever made), shown here without the covers. And yes, those are the biggest lenses I ever had: US Precision Laboratories Delta HD-10L liquid coupled lenses.
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Minolfan
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Minolfan wrote:
The interior itself looks great and you have set it perfectly in images!
Can you live there from day to day and keep it that neat??? 
| fish4570 wrote: |
| no interiors from me; too messy |
Thanks for the escape formula!
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fuzzywuzzy wrote:
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| That's a lovely house, unbelievable quiet I supposed |
I bet it's even better then quiet, the gentle noise of the water would be incredibly soothing. Looks like a fantastic spot.
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fish4570 wrote:
thanks, fellas. it is quiet until the tow boats with their trains of barges come through. but my bride and i love to watch them ply the river, especially at night ...
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heartcat wrote:
Paul what a lovely cabin and gorgeous setting. I'm envious!
Do you live there year round or is it your vacation place? I would love to live someplace like that year round.
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Nordentro
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2012 7:24 pm Post subject: |
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Nordentro wrote:
| LucisPictor wrote: |
That is a very stylish home. Looks extremely tidy.
I prefer not to show all our rooms here. After all it's still the internet and that opens a bit too much of our private life. |
Thx
| Attila wrote: |
That is a beautiful home ! congrats! My was look like this before I start photo hobby certainly bird also not help to keep it clean. Now is covered all place with camera bodies, boxes with lenses
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I have a room for my stuff
My wife would "kill me" if I keep stuff all over the house
| heartcat wrote: |
| Very pretty! It looks like a show home, minimalist with everything so neat and clean and in its place. It's obvious that you take great pride in your home and work hard at maintaining it. |
Thank you! I did a little styling before shooting, its not like this when my daughter have her toys all over!
| NikonD wrote: |
| wow, everything is white, even the stuff that's not white... is white |
Flash
| stingOM wrote: |
| heartcat wrote: |
Very pretty! It looks like a show home, minimalist with everything so neat and clean and in its place. It's obvious that you take great pride in your home and work hard at maintaining
it. |
+1 It must be a reflection of an uncluttered mind as well! |
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| You did a very good job, it's a lovely home especialy the kitchen ....... Is it always so tidy or was it only for the photo shot ?..... |
Thx! I spent 30 minutes of cleaning before shooting
| kds315* wrote: |
| Very well done Lars and great photo work - both looks very professionally done. |
Thx Klaus, I did my best
| visualopsins wrote: |
If I lived where you do my interior walls would be white too! A fine place to spend a blizzard. Beautiful work. Beautiful photos. What lens? I do like the simplicity, functionality, and sheer
comfort of Scandinavian homes. |
IKEA style Kitchen is completely IKEA (they sell 200 kitchen every day in Norway) Come and live in Norway! Plenty of space for more people Lens was 7-14mm Lumix
| fish4570 wrote: |
lovely, minimalist approach to the interior. i think this is where my danish genes come through. i love the scandinavian approach to living space.
now then, where is the exterior? |
Thx! It's a little difficult with exterior because of a meter snow around the house at this time of the year. Danish design and interior is very tasty indeed.
| fish4570 wrote: |
here is our cabin on the locust fork of the warrior river (no interiors from me; too messy).
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Lovely, do you fish in the river?
| Spotmatic wrote: |
Great interiors so far! I won't show anything either. Although I have shown some things here and there on this forum.
BTW, Lars, when I saw the home cinema then I immediately thought: you're doing it wrong. A home cinema with a front projector must be completely black for the best IQ. This is what I had in our previous home: |
Yes I know, but it's a compromise with my wife as it also is being used as a quest room once in a while
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| With my precious colorfiltered BarcoReality 909 (the best CRT projector ever made), shown here without the covers. And yes, those are the biggest lenses I ever had: US Precision Laboratories Delta HD-10L liquid coupled lenses. |
Good old Barco, I remember those. I it thrue that you needed a mecanic to calibrate that thing?
| Minolfan wrote: |
The interior itself looks great and you have set it perfectly in images!
Can you live there from day to day and keep it that neat??? |
We try our best to keep it clean, but it is rarely as stiff as this
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| fish4570 wrote: |
no interiors from me; too messy
Thanks for the escape formula! |
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Katastrofo wrote:
Nordentro, beautiful home, you could perform surgery in those ultra-clean rooms!
Lillehammer, huh? Just got done watching Lilyhammer on Netflix (streaming) with
Steven Van Zandt, love it! |
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Nordentro
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Nordentro wrote:
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Nordentro, beautiful home, you could perform surgery in those ultra-clean rooms!
Lillehammer, huh? Just got done watching Lilyhammer on Netflix (streaming) with
Steven Van Zandt, love it! |
Yeah, the crew is walking around my neighborhood
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Katastrofo wrote:
| Nordentro wrote: |
| Katastrofo wrote: |
Nordentro, beautiful home, you could perform surgery in those ultra-clean rooms!
Lillehammer, huh? Just got done watching Lilyhammer on Netflix (streaming) with
Steven Van Zandt, love it! |
Yeah, the crew is walking around my neighborhood |
Dunno if this comes as good news, but the series has been greenlighted for a second season and by
the reviews, may become a permanent fixture in your town. |
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