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Lock and chain on white background.
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Beeleigh Lock, Chelmer & Blackwater Navigation, Beeleigh, Maldon, Essex.
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This is an image I took in Alabama over a year ago. I didn't do anything with it because it was horribly exposed and thought it was useless. You can see the original in comments section. I took this and ran a single file conversion in photomatix and edited in photoshop. This is one other reason I love HDR. You have the ability to fix images that you thought might be useless. I guess a better way would be just to expose it right the first time. But that's to easy, right? I love places like this because it makes you wonder the history and what is so important to lock it up like this. The building was very old and very small. It might have held the holy grail.
These Columbian Black-Tailed Deer from California were really going at it when I got this shot. They were right in the middle of the rutting season here in California. There's nothing more exciting for me than to see these magnificent bucks in the wild so up close and personal. photo was taken near the American River.
The lock and keyhole on my grandmother's hat and shoe case. When she traveled by train she had 5 or 6 hats in the middle of this case, with at least 6 pairs of shoes in the pockets that line this round box. My mother kept knitting supplies in it, and now it is my office holding a sweater and similar things. I do not have the key.
Our Daily Challenge: HOLE(S)
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Lock and chain on a red, blue and yellow painted metal wheelbarrow at Adelaide Central Market. I think it is locked to other equipment like the manual forklift under it.
See also:
- Middle of the wheelbarrow, with metal slats and red manual forklift underneath.
Taken with iPhone 3GS.
Grade II listed, this unusual round building is a lock up. It had 1 cell approximately 4m in diameter, with a door on one side. What makes it particularly unusual is the domed roof surmounted by a cupola with ball finial. It was built in 1819 by the Earl of Shrewsbury to act as a temporary prison.
I love Sarah Dessen. I just finished reading Lock and Key, and I actually think I can finally say which one I love the most. :)
I'm not happy with the photos. I'm still experimenting. So better pictures coming soon (hopefully). (:
Olympus Pen F 35mm half frame, 38mm/1.8 Olympus Lens. . Eastman Double X film developed in Xtol 1+1 for 10 minutes @ 20 C
looking towards the lock from the road. The lock gates at the east end are being replaced as part of the winter stoppage programme. Boats present include the "Wyre Lady" pleasure boat, cargo barges "Maureen Eva" and "Enterprise" and "Wharf II", Swinton" and "Rotherham"