A simple portrait of a very young baby held out on his mothers arm.

Single light source (softbox on strobe).

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This is my 1 in 1 Million

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A coil of barbed wire which had been partially used to seal off a rural horse paddock in Pardaillan, South West France.

HFF !

Archive image from 2019 with Photoshop CC interference:-)

channe valaisanne

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Photowalking with a Hooker

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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It was my birthday... so my gift to myself was Color =)

Victorian pewter mug. Has Victorian weights and measures certification marks.

Crazy Tuesday theme for this week is "Handles" Photo of a vacuum cleaner handle.

Rolleiflex T

Fuji Neopan 400 expired

Adox Atomal49

C17 Manor House, Wellingborough.

Central door early C19.

Wymondham, Norfolk, England, UK

Grotesque on the handle of a stoneware gothic-style 'apostle' jug'. These jugs were manufactured in large quantities in the 19th century. This design, which was first produced in 1842 was one of the most popular. It is relief moulded; a mass-production technique which used elaborate plaster moulds, with no extra work required for adding the decoration, making them both attractive and affordable. The body of the jug has a series of figures (the 'apostles') in architectural niches.

Carrying strap of a Brownie Hawkeye camera ( from the 1950s)

For "Macro Mondays" . Theme : "Handle"

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Macro Mondays- Handle with Care

Macro Mondays: 5/25/2020: Handle

sooc, no Photoshop manipulations...

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much better large size and on black - molto meglio in grande e su sfondo nero

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Thanks for all your kind comments to my last photos …

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Grazie per tutti i gentili commenti alle mie ultime foto…

Part of an antique coffee cup; a Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Handle".

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Not dangerous, deadly, toxic or breakable but delicate. Ironically, I don't think we have ever hand washed this piece of clothing with our hands.

HMM :)

.....on the door of the old ice house that is a few feet from the house I grew up in and where I now live. The building is over a hundred years old and at one time had a cellar where ice was stored to keep food fresh all summer long. I remember Dad hauling large blocks of ice with the horses and sleigh from the lake four miles away in the winter. We had no electricity and the ice well was our fridge in the summer time. When the power finally came through our district the first items Dad bought were a fridge, deepfreeze and a radio. Such excitement in our house and we smiled every day of the week, not just Saturday!

Starting on 3rd January 2021, I'm participating in my Camera Club's 30 day project challenge.

The subject for day twenty is "door handle".

A little detail from a rather rusty pre 1950's Austin.

© Dominic Scott 2025

The plunger handle at the top of an antique wooden wine bottle corker.

Strobist: Single flash with 45-degree grid approximately 0.5 meters to camera-right.

~2.5"/65mm top-to-bottom

A manipuler avec précaution

Projet 52 Macro Monday # "handle with care" www.flickr.com/groups/macromonday/

Maybe it's a bit larger than a credit card, but merely more explicit. The following picture is taken closer.

HMM !

This week out to the garage to look for inspiration in my husband's collections.

We honor those who have scraficed for our freedom.

Delaware, Oklahoma.

Photo Club Competition 'Reflected' (not entered)

This is the handle of a Tibetan Bell.

April 29th 120/366

It's getting harder and harder to think of a new photograph to take for each day, especially as it's not that easy to get out and about with this broken ankle. So I've borrowed an idea from Katy and Ben who are also doing the photo-a-day project. It's a rainbow theme, 7 days with a different photo each day depicting the colours of the rainbow. Today is red...as you can see.

Hopefully by the end of the next 7 days I'll have worked out just what the difference between indigo and violet is.

Now how did the rhyme go?....Rock On You G...

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Bizarre cactus growing in Sonora, Mexico.

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The bar fits snug between the center tube and sidewall. It also helps that the vertical bits fit snug between the sidewalls the other direction. See the discussion at dagsbricks.blogspot.com/2013/02/lego-tips-tricks-and-tech...

The full carbon fibre M.A.N. edition veyron vitesse!

© Luther Roseman Dease, II

The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan - Downsampled from ~20, hotsampling! using SRWE; Universal UE4 Console Unlocker by Frans Bouma and Sunbeam; ReShade

Taken for 117 pictures in 2017 #63 "handles", these are the door handles for a shop called Sur la Table, a high end kitchen supply store chain. This one is in Austin, Texas.. Look closely, and you'll see that the handles are in the shape of rolling pins, a nice touch.

Refrigerator Handles