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The Federal Standard historic printing office in Chiltern Victoria with a very patient caretaker posing for my pic.
It was a warm day when i visited but in this building ( metal roof, unsealed on the inside), it was soooo hot that I was literally dripping with sweat to the max in the small time I was there. How the workers worked in that building with the machines running and making it even hotter, I cannot understand!!!
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Völklingen Ironworks
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I especially like the robotic / pneumatic neck!
Borrowed an LCA+ from m+b.
Lomo LCA+, Agfa Precisa, Xpro, Double Exposure
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Another old typewriter. This pre-dates even me, and is a marvellous piece of machinery. As I sit here typing away on my itty bitty wireless keyboard, I feel somewhat disconnected from the process which is taking place. With these old machines, we were very much a part of the process and it felt right somehow.
No Invites | No Icons
Polaroid Image PRO w/ 125mm f/10 3-element "Quintic" glass lens // Impossible PZ 680 Color Shade 680 ASA film
Wanted to post these boyos after getting my latest bootleg order from WM minifigures! Ordered WM’s dark red and black Heavy Mando variants and thought the shoulder-pads would be perfect for my Iron Man figures.
I erased the Star Wars designs on the shoulder pads and put them on these figures. I think it gives them just the right amount of bulk without going overboard.
What do you guys think? Comments and shares are always welcome!
Old signage for Dixie Machine and Metal Works INC, Warehouse District, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Just sitting here going through my old photos as I am house bound due to the Coronavirus (I don't have it, but I am one of the vulnerable ones).
Justin
"The Washing Machine" is one of the many falls of "The Fairy Pools" in Glen Brittle, Isle of Skye. It is hardly surprising that these falls are so popular with tourists as they are spectacular and the mountain waters are coloured blue/green.
Snapped for Smile on Saturday “timepieces” theme. Well, I think a camera is a time machine in that it preserves a moment in time for posterity or until I hit the delete button.
Spent this Labor Day morning at the Idaho State Fair....and of course packed the camera around, trying very hard to get interesting shots or at least something different.....so here it is....what do you all think...