bracketing

Jim talking about his L-brackets for his tripod.

Brackets and Jam Character Shot

Interesting brick wall bracket (architectural term, anyone?) found on a building in Pioneer Square, Seattle

Skagway, Alaska

Not the massive display of fungi that we saw emerging after the rain, but this bracket was a bright spot of colour at the base of a tree.

Alder Bracket fungus found in Winkhurst Wood

Top of a Bracket fungi, Cademan Wood, Leicestershire, UK.

Piptoporus betulinus?

what's in between the brackets stays in between the brackets.

at the barbican in a sunny day

Bracket advert card

This bracket held one of the lines leading to the mast of the Mystic Whaler.

Hang the Garden Caddy anywhere you want with the Caddy Bracket. People also love to hang a bucket from the leveling tab thats not in use.

the alder bracket fungus ( inonotus radiatus ) found on a walk around warmden clough, baxenden

Can't find out what variety it is, but reminds me of a Conch shell!

I just installed the tecalamit nut (it was removed prior to restoration) so can confirm that it moves freely and the threads are clean. Shimano bottom bracket (runs freely - did not remove because I didn't want to run the risk of clunking the paintwork with the spanner!)

the alder bracket fungus ( inonotus radiatus ) found on a walk around warmden clough, baxenden

Butterdean wood, East Lothian, Scotland

LC Bracket, low clearance mounting bracket for undermount sinks.

Custom shelf bracket

Britten’s BannerSaver® light pole banner bracket system is now the universally accepted bracket system with installs and specifications on six continents. The BannerSaver wind tunnel test showed that it spills 87% of the wind compared to less then 25% for standard bracket systems.

"Polyporus squamosus is an edible basidiomycete bracket fungus, with common names including Dryad's saddle and Pheasant's back mushroom. The name "Dryad's saddle" refers to creatures in Greek mythology called Dryads who could conceivably fit and ride on this mushroom, whereas the pheasant's back analogy derives from the pattern of colours on the bracket matching that of a pheasant's back"

Wikipedia

Brackets custom made for boost sending units and waste gate solenoid.

Bracket fungi on a log near the entrance to Lunt Meadows.

Beefsteak fungus

HS30EXR test bracket exposure telephoto of mockingbird.

A Bracket Fungus

Specific name unknown