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Wire brushes usually have a fairly short life as they are used/abused for rough cleaning of brick wrk or rust removal. This brush is quite new, hence it still has most of it's wire 'bristles'.
Taken at the Computer History Museum in Mt. View. An old, vintage computer of sorts, long before the days of printed circuit boards...
This fabulous creature just happened to sit patiently almost posing for me on this wire at Bartonpark just east of Boylestone, in Derbyshire
By Sherrie Thai of ShaireProductions. Feel free to download and use these as a background for commercial or noncommercial projects. If you decide to use them, please let me know how it goes by sending a link or an image. Enjoy!
For today's DailyShoot assignment: Pay attention to your surroundings today. Make a photo of something you walk by every day without noticing.
When one looks up, it's amazing to see the amount of wiring paraphernalia that is strung on poles around our neighborhood. Even more amazing is the ease with which the neighborhood squirrel population is able to traverse these wire lines, traveling here and there as if these wires were their own personal thoroughfares.
I took some shots of birds on wires when I stopped in Santa Barbara, California. I just noticed they look like a sheet of music notes.
At a small town on the Tunisian coast (can't remember the name now) there was an open air art exhibition. This wonderful horse caught my attention. I never did discover who the artist was, as it was all written in Arabic.
It was very cold, and very windy, and there was a great café at hand for a hot coffee! :)
Connected (in the Connect group): iron horse
Tenuous Link: metal horse