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These bring back memories of my mining days. For my friends that asked, yes, I worked in a gold mine.
#22 October 2017: A month in 31 pictures
Also for week 38: Project 52 - Tools - I'm pushing my luck here with tools of the trade...a musician or dancer's trade.
And for Sliders Sunday. HSS
I want to try this again as it's not quite as I envisioned it. I have some very kind friends , one lent me the violin and the other the ballet shoes. I would like to get more use of them both before I return them.
Tools of the trade, ready and waiting.
These belonged to my late mother, still waiting to be used once more.
Week 8 2020
My grandfather worked with these tools for the Detroit
Department of Transportation repairing torn seats on Street Cars and Buses in Detroit, 1920-1950's).
Candid photography, Prescott, Arizona. When l played harmonica, I had to take any job that came along; when I switched to guitar, I could take my pick.
Week 43/52 -The 2016 Edition (Friday 21st October to Thursday 27 October). Theme - Tools of the Trade
Set of wrenches
In Albuqueqrue, New Mexico, a library with the history of New Mexico has old printing machines as well as the stamps and other tools to the printing trades. The printing presses are still operational but only in the way of demostration as to how the tools of the trade works.
Baking and sharing the loaves helps me be a better baker and friend. Grateful that we have high quality and organic grains and a local miller to get our flours from.
Back when I was teaching, one of the things that kept me sane were my pens. Marking assignments and writing reports (back before computers) seemed more pleasurable when using a decent pen, sometimes a fine-tipped Parker ballpoint but often a fountain pen. While this was not my first fountain pen, it did become a favourite. Sadly, it hadn't been used for several years as emails and messages now constitute most of my text communication, but as I still have ink, I enjoyed writing a few assignment comments on paper before this shot.
Macro Mondays - Pencils, Pens, Erasers and/or Paperclips ... HMM everyone!
Earlier this year I was introduced to this hobby and I was instantly hooked A grown up treasure hunt that you can do everywhere!!! WHY WOULD YOU NOT??!!! I've learned a lot, found some friends to take with me and I don't plan on looking back. This hobby is full of adventures and I plan to go on as many as I can!
I am attempting to loom knit some socks.
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...an offspring of my Fishing Boat series.
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I had a lot of fun doing this Picture This! assignment. The topic for this week was "Tools Of The Trade" and I chose to make it a simple photo of one of my camera lenses. The fun part was figuring out how to photograph a simple object in a way to make it an interesting photo. I think I did that. Well, at least to me it is an interesting photo. Kind of looks like something you would see on a brochure or ad for Canon lenses. :-)
By the way, this is now the wallpaper on my desktop!
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As a food photographer I often create and style the dishes I photograph and quaity sharp knives make the job much easier. This is the collection in our kitchen photographed in morning light. If you like my photography please visit our website at www.fulcrumimaging.com and follow our feed on Instagram @fulcrumimaging. Toronto Food Drink and Product Photography by Fulcrum Imaging Studio. Copyright 2015
Open House New York 2022
I visited the M & S Schmalberg studio, they custom manufacture fabric flowers for high end designers as well as sell on etsy. The owner gave us the tour which was fun and informative.
Here you see some of the forms that are used in the manufacturing process.
“It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him.”
― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
Iron Photographer 240
1 - a card
2 - a small figurine
3 - square format
Explore August 14th
Some tools of the trade from the resident chef - my BH. I liked the light play in this shot and hope it has some appeal.
It also fits in with the name I chose for a blog I've started to cover things that interest me. The connection is really a coincidence as I created and named the blog after taking this shot and it only occurred to me to tie the two together when I started typing the description for the photo. Flickr and photography will definitely be regular topics and I am blogging some photos that I would rather not "clutter up" my Flickr stream. The blog is called Slices of Ron and is at sliceofron.blogspot.com.
Hope everyone is having a great Thursday! Thanks as always for the visits and friendship. Only two more nights until the house guests move out!
Another from my second pasta making shoot with a different angle. I get such a feeling of accomplishment when I make homemade stuff and many times fresher is much better. If you want to see more of my photography please stop by the Fulcrum Imaging website at www.fulcrumimaging.com. Follow us on Instagram as well @fulcrumimagingstudio.Toronto Food Drink and Product Photography by Fulcrum Imaging Studio. Copyright 2015
Une aide auditive est composée d’un microphone, d’un amplificateur ou microprocesseur et d’un écouteur qui transmet les sons optimisés dans votre oreille. L’énergie nécessaire est fournie par une petite pile. Les appareils modernes sont adaptés sur-mesure à la forme de votre oreille, à l’importance de votre perte auditive, à votre style de vie et à vos habitudes auditives.
Un abécadaire en photo : Kézaco ????
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I was asked what tools I used to sculpt. Here they are.
Most of them are clay sculpting tools. I also use the engraver tool. The black cylinder is used for rolling. The jar is filled with oil to prevent sticking. The greenstuff can be purchased on ebay. I stick my greenstuff in the freezer when I am not using it (because it supposedly lasts longer).
Boss
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Exp 1.6 seconds; ISO 250; f/64; natural daylight plus diy ring light on Tokina 100mm macro lens; image not cropped
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found in an ancient Treasure Tool Box which belonged to my grandfather ....
Dedicated to C.F. (ILYWAMHASAM)
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"A Week in Focus" Flickr (Weekend) : "Tools of the Trade".
This photo was taken for theme "Tools of the Trade" in The Flickr Lounge .
One of my many hobbies include electronic tinkering from time to time. It has been a long time since I have made anything, think about a year already. Seen here are some of the tools I use. The Tektronix Oscilloscope (model TDS210) was given to me as a go-away present from my former boss whom migrated to Nieuw Zeeland. He gave me quite a lot of equipment for helping him sort and pack his things for the migration. The weller soldering iron was also one of the items as well as the multi-meter.
Photo taken at Randfontein in South Africa.
Using the Nikon Nikkor AF-P 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 G VR DX (kit) lens.
I Shoot Raw and edit in GIMP.
I am open to critique.
Comments are welcomed.
Asahi Pentax H2 (ca.1961) with its Auto-Takumar 1:2/55 lens
The Pentax Guide, written by W. D. Emanuel, was published by the Focal Press (London and New York) in 1960. This is the second edition, printed in London in 1961 and purchased by my father in New Zealand. He was at that time very much a Rolleiflex photographer, but acquired a Pentax and a 500mm Tele-Takumar lens to photograph cricket.
PENTAX K-1
Auto-Takumar 1:2 f=55mm from my Asahi Pentax S2
Camera jpg taken in Pentax's "satobi" colour mode to enhance the vintage look. Contrast adjustments in SilkyPix Developer Studio.