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Former owners of this place left them everywhere. Over by the barn, I found a perfectly working electric jigsaw left in the grass
Multi-tools are worthless in my view. Too many years in the saddle has made me wary...paranoid if you will. Only things missing here is Allen Set and the mini-crank puller. It's heavy but it inspires confidence. Handles the basics and some loaded touring mishaps like loose crankset, pedal, headset., or chainring bolts. FiberFix kit is real handy once you know how to use it. Only good for one spoke though.
What I brought to work today for my anti-static project. Heartfelt thanks to Jim for giving me the roll of 3M Core Series 2-0300 tape before he split for the boot.
Leica M6 TTL w/ Zeiss 35mm f2 Biogon; Canon G11 w/ Olympus VF-1 View Finder (originally intended for Olympus E-P1)
These Stone Age tools were found at the Cradle of Humankind, a World Heritage Site famous for all the fossils that have been discovered in the area
Source of information: 12th 1949 catalogue Lindeteves N.V.
See: www.flickr.com/photos/100761653@N07/9638071214/in/set-721...
I found this on the Downs (hills near Brighton, Sussex). It's an amazingly ergonomic and effective cutting tool all these thousands of years later.
Long Island Tool Swap - June 22, 2022 - This is a series of tool swap meets that I've been promoting.
CLondon52w52: Revisiting Goals
From the C.London website: "We’ve made it! 52 weeks later! Let’s revisit those initial goals. How did you fare? Are you feeling more confident in your own work? More focused in where you want to go from here? I hope it was a year of growth, new photography friends, and inspiration.
For our final image, we’re going to create the image from either week one or week 26 (your choice!) I’d also love it if you accompanied that image with something you’ve gained from this experience. Congrats on making it through!"
My primary photography goal in 2021 was to become a better visual storyteller. “Every picture has a story. It may be factual. It may be fictional. It may be intentional. It may be accidental. It may be superficial or it may be deep. But it’s there, somewhere.” Looking back over my 2021 photos, definite progress has been made and it’s still a work in progress moving into 2022.
In re-creating the Week 1 image, my intent was to simplify, and represent that simplification from the software I use, to the paring back of the kit I shoot with, to visual treatment of the image.
This weekly challenge has truly been a huge learning experience, supported by the additional Chelsea coaching and comments, critiques & inspiration from the many new photography friends I’ve been fortunate to “meet”. Looking forward to 2022!
Apple iPhone 12 Pro @ f2.0 1/120 6mm (52mm equiv) ISO 250
Photographed 12/27/21