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Which door is your favourite? This photo would probably have been better taken in the summer when there are flowers in the planters, but obviously it’s still winter when I took this. The lion door hardware in the centre of the frame is one of my favourite details in this image. Although the brass hand door knocker is pretty neat as well. My next upload will be a close-up of it. :) I wish that I had taken a close-up of the copper acorn door knocker (above the No Junk Mail sign). There was so much to see though, and my time was limited. On my next visit hopefully!
I want to thank everyone that has taken the time to look, fav (⭐) and comment on my recent uploads. I’m truly grateful. I still have several images in this series to post, so I think I’m going to need to post daily for the next 10 days or so. I hope you don’t get tired of me! ;)
Please take good care and remember to be gentle with yourself and others. Even if we haven’t always been successful in the past, each day is a fresh start. Each moment, each breath an opportunity to share our light with others. ✨
Rickards was established as an ironmonger in the delightful market town of Ludlow by Heber Rickards in 1864. It continues to trade today.
I love going to the hardware shop and looking at all the shiny metal things. I wouldn't know what to do with three-quarters of it, but hardware can be so pretty.
Macro Mondays - #Monochrome - HMM to all!
7 Days With Flickr - Free theme (Mondays)
1855 a store on this site operated as a tinsmith and hardware store. The oldest hardware store east of the Mississippi River. Provided materials to gold miners during the gold rush era.
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Hardware Shop
HDR 7 scatti
Fotocamera: Nikon D750
Aperture: f/8
Shutter Speed: 1/200 s
Lente: 24 mm
ISO: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Lens: Nikkor AF-S FX 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
IMG_1139 2022 09 14 file
prism created by reflective light bouncing off of Chandeliers at Restoration Hardware Gallery - Leawood, KS
You know sometimes you take a picture and it doesn't really go with any of the themes you are working on, this is one of those images. This is one of the bolts used in the framing of our shed. My husband designed and built the shed himself years ago, he is pretty handy!
Let's say this was more challenging than I thought it was going to be. I got some practice with my flash and always along with flash comes my frustration of getting it to fire but instead of only cursing and quitting I kept going and sort of got the shot I wanted. I unfortunately cracked my glass when one of the bolts toppled so... the reshoot will happen another day.
A weathered wall of a closed large hardware store in downtown Mountain View, Missouri. This store had everything you would need to paint the kitchen, plant a garden, or fix your plumbing. A clerk that knew where everything was, and bins of screws and nails. The painted walls have cracked. the glass door is taped up. An awning that used to cover the the sidewalk is now gone and so are the customers.
100 N Elm Street Street
Mountain View, Missouri
Photo taken on August 16, 2023
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#abandoned #wabisabi #hardwarestore #crackedpaint #Ozark #MountainView #smalltown #ayearforart #FineArtAmerica
In Gorham, New Hampshire. Taken with my Pixel 7a in "Night Sight" mode, with the phone held against the glass to reduce reflections.
Gorham Hardware sells not only hardware but camping, hiking, hunting and fishing gear in this northern New Hampshire town of ~2700 people. Independent, small-town hardware stores like this are quickly becoming a thing of the past.