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Impressive King Fern (Angiopteris evecta) fiddlehead still coiling up. You can see the uncoiled one in the photo in comment section.
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Macro Monday
Theme: Foil
Size: Less than 3x3 inches
2 sections of foil coils on a red covered book. Room overhead light, table lamp light at 1 o'clock and small LED torch light at 7 o'clock.
Many thanks for your visit, comments, invites and faves...it is always appreciated..
HMM
This is another from the barges along the A100 in Berlin. I like how the top most stem of the rope is not aligned with the rest, as if to suggest that rebels rise to the top by being so awkward to rule, which I really appreciate! There is also, so often, something so timeless about this kind of monochrome render, but when we see ropes, tools and materials done in such a way, the common image is of historical and timeless labouring, hard work and real men!
Years ago, I was once a farm labourer in North Wales (Tremorfa Farm) and I absolutely loved manual labour; more so that I am reminded I feel by today's generations that Generation X, were the last of the muck and muscle labourers of men who behaved like men and weren't offended by everything, we just got on with it!
I hope everyone is well and so as it's Friday tomorrow we've made it, so as always, thank you! :)
Along a foggy San Pablo Bay, an eastbound Southern Pacific unit steel coil train curves through Pinole, California, led by “Kodachrome” EMD SD40R No. 7303 on March 2, 1987.
A tiny plastic Slinky catches some afternoon sunlight on a window sill through the screened window beyond.
Macro Mondays: "Window Sill" theme
HMM
For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #chain
Happy Macro Monday!
Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!
I really appreciate them!
I found the coils of this seaweed irresistible, it was beautifully lit by the low sun shortly after sunrise. Whilst I was shooting this (which took some time), Jan ran into a local semi-pro landscape photographer, John Hooton, who very generously suggested some of his favourite locations around the Dingle peninsula.
Nothing sums up the season better than a bit of red and green.
An inch (2,54cm) worth of twisted and coiled tinsel stems (pipe cleaners).
HMM!
Macro Mondays: Red and Green
The autumn sun is setting over the east(ish) end of the Belt Railway of Chicago's massive Clearing Yard, where GP23-ECO strains on a cut of steel coils, passing parked GP38-2 581 and a mate.
A subtle damage... but even the slightest interruption of the tungsten coil will render any lightbulb useless. ☺
Shot taken for Saturday Self Challenge 04/02/2023 -----------
Coils and/or Springs .
As the title suggests , there is a gadget , called " The Gizmo " that will enable one to makes coils just at the turn of a handle - however , the one at home has gone to play hide & seek . Therefore , this is doing it the traditional way with the shaped pliers , a different pair for different sizes . In the little pile of quickly made coils there are different sizes and some different shapes . There are tri-angular , square , tear-drop , conical and so on . There can also be seen at the back a beaded bracelet , this has been made using memory wire so it behaves a bit like aa slinky and is very springy indeed needing the pliers to hold it down .
Well this is my little shot for SSC of coils and springs and with all the above creativity a small song to fit would be ----------
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This is my third year with my Passion Flower plant... and it's doing well outside again... I hope I get as many flowers as I have in the past!
The only thing cooler than SD40s on B09 is B09 itself: coils as far as the eye can see.
A nearly identical frame from two nights ago, but many more coil sleds and much more heavy handed editing. Much to the masses' dismay, but much to my own delight.
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Bed spring coils viewed on a wall
at Past Perfect Too - a shabby chic type of decor store.
Lawton, OK