Knobs and Handles
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quote"In these uncertain times, we are all searching for a way to feel a little more in control of the situation. A way to get a handle on the events surrounding us."quote
Yes, indeed.
This is the handle of a mocha cup from the Meissen porcelain service swan with gold rim.
I love old wooden door and lock.
It´s a good feeling to stroke my hand over the structur, let the wings of history follow my thoughts.
Texture: Shadowhouse.
Handle of my big glass tea mug against a colourful background.
Happy looking close....on Friday!
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Another one in my cutlery series (forks).
In the last one I posted, it was fork stacks. Here the forks are from the other side, so you can only see the handles, and the fairy lights.
Shot with Oreston 50mm and 12mm extension tube.
This is a golden barrel cactus (Echinocactus grusonii), sometimes called mother-in-law's cushion.
There is an Australian slang term "cactus" meaning broken; ruined; no longer working, now mostly related to a technical system. "My computer is cactus!".
There are several opinions on the origin of this slang term. But most likely would be introduction of the prickly pear to Australia in 1788 on the First Fleet. It became a pest, quickly overrunning many thousand acres of farmland - rendering the farm "cactus!"
#Griffe#….Henkel.
Für:“ Crazy Tuesday“ am 04.04.2023.
Thema:“HANDLES“……(Griff)
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Macro Monday ….. Theme " Handle "
The metal ring handle of a draw woven in a wicker weave.
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HMM- the theme for today, 5/25, is handle and this one is probably my favorite of the 3-4 macros that i'll put up. the whole buttonhook is in the first comment box, hopefully along with a story :)
here's the story: sam levenson, who was a humorist, told of a little boy who was just learning to read and had never seen a question mark before. he had, however, seen one of these tools which were used to button up shoes, before the advent of laces. so he read it thusly:
where are you going, little buttonhook?
Believe it or not this hand made mug has a very comfortable handle with a thumb rest incorporated into it.
For this week's MacroMondays challenge Handle.
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