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The Steam Gallery Volume 1

Started by TheRedMax, February 26, 2007, 03:38:17 AM

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TheRedMax

At some point or another - i will make the assumption that we have all attired ourselves in steampunk or period clothing.
If anyone wishes to do so - let this be the thread to post imagery of yourselves - thus to give an idea of styles for the new and forthcoming

Regards

Mr.Parsons
"The trouble with these international affairs is they attract foreigners." (Member #77 and fiercely proud of it!)

TheRedMax

Well- start it as I mean to go on - I know some of these certainly aren't steampunk - but i enjoy making photos "old" stylee.



(Pith Helmet, Suede Jacket, Silk Scarf, Leather Gloves, Luger P-08 Pistol)



(Volkswagen Beetle, about 7 years ago, and from left to right: Me, Me, Me and Me)



Myself, as snapped by sally, one random evening after a few beers, attempting to get my banjo in tune.


And before anyone else points it out - yes there is hideous innacuracies here. The turn of the century style of the photo with the WW2 poster in the background, the retro team photo using a 1974 Beetle, and so on. But feel free to post your own images please. Make it a group thing!
"The trouble with these international affairs is they attract foreigners." (Member #77 and fiercely proud of it!)

Cory


Halloween '06


He a machine man from the 19th century...
She a cyborg woman from the 21st...
Can robot love survive two centuries?

Herr Döktor

Done a bit of Live Roleplay, but nothing Steampunk yet! But it does mean I have a lot of costume laying around: here's a big version of my avatar:



Top hat, Gothic coat, goggles, wing collar shirt, black velvet waistcoat and cravat, all within easy reach!

Oh, and a skull.

Got plenty of period clobber, tailcoats, stripy trousers, lots of black velvet: my favorite has to be the pinstripe black velvet suit with the long high button jacket- I'll have to pop it on and post a picture, it's luverly!

kyriu



2 years ago, inside a wind tunnel...
Kyriu

Cultural Instigator @ Radio Zero
http://www.radiozero.pt

Fantômas

Last Summer Onboard the Sky Hook.


A couple years ago in a photo-booth w/ beard .

" 'I' Is For 'Infamy' "

Datamancer

I really only have one period pic, but I'm really digging on my new Prince Philip hat, so I'm sure there will be more soon.

<img src="http://www.datamancer.net/pics/steampunk_pic2_sm.jpg">

oh and this one, doing my best somber portrait-sitting expression

<img src="http://www.datamancer.net/pics/rather.jpg">

Then there's this one I guess. Not really period because im wearing jeans, a wallet chain and a hoody, but there's a bunch of neat wood and brass stuff around.

<img src="http://www.datamancer.net/pics/tinkerin2.jpg">

That's pretty much my everyday outfit.
*Sigh* I'm like a friggin cartoon.
"I'm not a paranoid deranged millionaire. Goddamit, I'm a billionaire." - Howard Hughes

Honky-Tonk Dragon

#7
The shirt is not so vintage looking, but...
And of course, my lady companion is quite modern in her clothing tastes... All that skin... :o ;)
This was my girlfriend's b-day dinner at Teatro Zinzanni in Seattle. Not quite a steampunk establishment, though I still recommend it, more a modern take on burlesque/Vaudeville. Worth checking out, and if you went in full steampunk regalia, you wouldn't look out of place.

"I replied that only <i>lost</i> causes were of any interest to a gentleman..."
Jorge Luis Borges "The Shape of the Sword"

Official Engraver of the Imperial Stamps of the Duchy of McIntyre

Vermilion

Wow so many hansom gentlemen
this is the only pic I could scrape up for now

Johnny Payphone

"circus" fashion shoot:



daily getup:  Belgian wool police officer's uniform (a suit you can do heavy labor in), european rail conductor's hat, goggles for riding in the rain and grinding



Fancy occasions:  Top hat from Camden lock market (so hard to find an extra-large in the states), used bobby's cloak (it's full of patches, really got years of use, it's wonderful), magic feather.



Jaunts on the Pennyfakething:  Velocipedal gayness



Steampunk life in the living world:
http://www.johnnypayphone.net/blog.php

Tel Janin

This is my day to day wear. Not precisely Victorian, but once I get some goggles it'll be moreso.
It's a very nice white dress shirt, found at Frenchy's (used clothing store), an Old Navy jacket and a hat I found at Mark's Work Wearhouse. The gloves I picked up at my great-uncle's house.


exoskeletoncabaret

Ah, everyone looks bloody fabulous! Very inspiring!

An older one of me, from April of 2005:



And a recent one, from two weeks ago:



Corset busks are good places for hiding pocketwatches.

Keep the images comin', ladies and gents!

nathaniel_johnstone

So Libby tells me that people are showing off their kit. Sounds like an open invitation to me!

Here's a pic taken by my dear old Ma at our last show with a judicious bit of editing by "Brass Panties" Bulloff:

<img src="http://pics.livejournal.com/nathan_fhtagn/pic/0001pk57/s640x480" />

OHebel Wring

k, never thought i would post anything like this, but I really liked the hotel room I am in in London, I like the Sherlock Holmes collection I just picked up in the background of this picture (Annotated 3 volume set, 80 quid), and decided to sepia it just for the "mood".

I present to you...


me.

"The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes. "
-Sherlock Holmes

Vincent Théière

I've finally got some photos of myself so I thought I'd post one on here. 

I'm not super-hard-core steampunk in everyday life because I tend more towards the Japanese kodona/dandy style, but it's fairly similar.

Cheyenne Wright

#15
I just posted this else where but I'll add it here as well


a similar shot of me in my DANGER VEST patent pending


One of my convention outfits (sort of steampunk)


as a bit of foreshadowing -- Me as "the Doctor" and my lovely Miss Eli as "The Bride"


and then, from our actual wedding


MrFats

#16
Well to follow the trend, I took some pictures of myself....So, here they are!









Feel free to comment on the pictures I have posted...I wouldn't mind knowing what I should change
Fueled by coffee, powered by steam
Scientist, philosopher, photographer, writer

Tante_Trude

my SP-Outfit so far...


i think it sill needs...  some "enhancements"  ;D

Fantômas

Good day my fellow steam-chique connoisseurs,
I submit for your comments my weeks acquisitions, including but not limited to a seriously wicked Bavarian guardsman's hat. I have taken photos for your edification and I invite your comments.
" 'I' Is For 'Infamy' "

Talyn

beginnings of a costume im putting together. Think half crazed half machine scientist nazi-ish baron guy with a cool cane... O_o still working it out :p



Radio Saturday

#20
I went out the other day with my sisters to take a few photos...

Here are the results:

EDIT:
Just realized these pictures are kind of big. Here are the links instead.

This and this.

Not much steam, unfortunately, nor an inordinate amount of punk. But I think it works. Especially the cap.  ;)
OBSCURE
<a href="http://www.fictionpress.com/s/2190763/1/">Anapura</a>
<a href="http://www.radiosaturday.com">Radio Saturday Press</a>

Arctorrus

#21


( Sam Brown strap enhanced to be visible )

Still trying to think of what else would go well, also, sorry for the webcam quality picture.

MrFats

Well...since I just purchased some new outer wear, I have taken some photographs. Here:





Fueled by coffee, powered by steam
Scientist, philosopher, photographer, writer

Demosthenes

well, if we are going to post a picture. . .
It's just a waist coat, but I think it's a start. .
"I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent and of human knowledge that has ever been gathered together at the White House — with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone."
"Kerplach" = "Guv'nah!"

Demosthenes

I tried to take the shiny-ness out of the shirt, using windows photo-whatnot. . .I don't have any advanced software, so here is the best I could do:
"I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent and of human knowledge that has ever been gathered together at the White House — with the possible exception of when Thomas Jefferson dined alone."
"Kerplach" = "Guv'nah!"