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Shots taken at the Cutty Sark musuem grenwich

Very very orange to match the frame's reddish-orange interior, this clean and well kept 327 V8 looks fantastic.

Used a Electronic light box, PPed done: watermark only.

This is at the Casey's North of Ames by Gilbert.

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Update: A year and a half later its still blocked. Here

This will be joining five other Swoon blocks in a quilt as a gift.

For A Very Merry HST BOF at

blossomheartquilts.blogspot.jp/

Made with Joy by Kate Spain

Housing block in the inner Sydney suburb of Redfern.

 

Photo taken on an iPhone 4 and edited in Photoshop Elements.

Lawrence Hill, Bristol

loom mysteriously out of the foggy gloom.

Just an amazing block I came across

I don't remember which cell block number this is from the Eastern State Penitentiary. I think it was closed to guests beyond a certain point.

Another one from the Benini Sculpture ranch. :)

Much nicer viewed larger on black here.

More from the set here.

Do you wanna B "BLOCK B"

 

Singapore Showcase 2011

Taken at Chipping Campden School at around 3pm with a Sony A100 and Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm and F16. A five set HDR (1EV steps) merged in Artizen 2.5.21 and tone mapped with Lock05. No other post processing was done (other than to remove a dust smudge). This is a relatively new block for the kids that replaced some awful wooden huts.

24/20 cic. Block Eng from H. Berthold Messinglinienfabrik und Schriftgießerei AG, Berlin.

17-07-29 Mental Block at Clarence Park Festival 2017

...spruce blocks and linings for a change. Somehow the ribs seem 'crisper' soundwise when working on them. Sort of figures as willow is pretty rubbery stuff.

This is the latest violin - made on the Bergonzi mould from the last bit of my Scottish Sycamore.

I happened to be walking down 15th St to get some pictures of the snow in Washington, when a motorcade left the White House. Unfortunately, the camera I was using is lousy for capturing this kind of fast moving action.

photo by morgen schuler

 

Capitol Hill Block Party Day 3

7/23/17

Seattle, WA

This block for Tonie was so much fun to make. She chose the "Spool Block" designed by Krista Fleckenstein from the book Modern Blocks. The pattern calls for a single cut of 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" of fabric for the "thread," but Tonie put her own spin on it and asked us to substitute six 1 1/2" strips.

I have seen such huge cement blocks been used for the construction of wave breaks.

These blocks are "vintage", as they date back to my childhood in the 1950's. My Dad made them for my brothers and me out of scrap 2 by 4's. This is about all that's left of them. As you can see, they have been much played with!

 

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