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Gears at the Seeklause weir, which forms the end of the Königssee lake.
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The drive of a sluice gate near the Seeklause weir, which forms the end of the Königssee lake.
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The railroad junkyard at Cass provided lots of opportunities to make more or less abstract compositions.
Victorian era greenhouse in the walled garden of Holkham Hall, Norfolk.
Multiple spur gears and racks slide windows up and down to control ventilation. Inside all that there are iron frames ready to support shades. Victorian engineering made, as a matter of course, to work without complaint for decades. The greenhouse was actually allowed to decay but is now restored to former beauty.
The quirky rendering attempts to highlight the engineering and the glorious repeating geometry.
Some days you go out to capture a beautiful water mill on an open river, and you come back with shots of the worm gear used to open the the sluice gates, oh well, 'eye of the beholder' and all that...
My regular followers know that I live close to the Scottish Highlands and one of my hobbies is cycling through the mountains on my mountain bike, combining 2 of my hobbies cycling and photography.
This is a close view of the rear gear cogs, all of which I need!!
… I guess I‘ve always been to a certain extent. I remember being around the age of 7 or 8 when I recorded the first 'album' which consisted of a friend of mine and me playing on a small toy piano. It was probably around 25-30 minutes of instrumental music, recorded on a cassette, and the process for each song was me trying to come up with some chords and then telling my friend which keys he could use to improvise a melody over it.
I‘m sure quality varied… but of course the memory is hazy. We even thought of titles for each track, trying to match the mood of the songs and made some cover artwork for it. A couple of years later - when I was a somewhat 'cool kid' with 11 or 12 - I found the cassette again and deleted it, in order to avoid the risk of anyone else finding it and laughing at me…
Decades later I would love to still have it and listen to it, but I guess that‘s the way it is. 😂
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Music".
It shows a small detail of my acoustic guitar, which I got when I was 6 years old and still play to this day - sometimes even together with my own kids!
Shot with a Noritsu "32 mm F 4" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Contraption for Macro Monday - gears on a bike...its crazy to see all the tiny things stuck in the gears.
Foto: Teresa Fernández Naranjo
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Macro Mondays - Fasteners
I like these things. Brilliant little device that can be used in so many ways. Most might know this as a hose clamp.
Happy Macro Monday