View allAll Photos Tagged hook
A vintage card of hooks, eyes, and loops, for #MacroMondays #Hook
Taken at 1:1 magnification. The tongue of each hook measures 2 mm wide, the base, at its widest, 8 mm. Cropped and straightened slightly in post.
My wife said I was "off the hook" for chores so I headed out fishing. Too bad she later literally had to get me off the hook. (No photographer was harmed in the making of this image.)
The miners "got the hook" long years ago - but the hook is still there.
Pulley in winding tower II at disused colliery Ewald, Ruhr area.
Raw developed in DxO PhotoLab.
-----------------------
Relikt aus einer längst vergangenen Zeit.
Die Bergarbeiter wurden vor vielen Jahren entlassen - ihre zurückgelassenen Maschinen zeugen von der harten Arbeit der Männer.
Hook Head lighthouse Co Wexford . Single shot image with a 0.6 hard grad on the . Great location at high tide www.rocphoto.ie
Freight works the Hudson Line at night between the evening and morning commuter rushes.
These two buildings were owned by a New York Central Railroad man who lived there into his 90s. The family lived in one, and the one closer to the tracks was a bar.
Bulk carrier Venus Horizon on the hook at Constance Bank Anchorage off of Victoria, B.C.
VENUS HORIZON (IMO: 9604952) is a Bulk Carrier and is sailing under the flag of Cyprus. Her length overall (LOA) is 234.98 meters and her width is 38 meters. Built: 2012
Something for the men for a change. :D
HUD for texture change & resizer option.
However, resizing from the HUD will resize both the ear hooks and mouth hooks at the same time so the hooks are mod if you wish to resize individually (it'll say no mod because of the script inside).
Looking out over Sandy Hook Bay at thunderstorms passing over Flemington, almost fifty miles away. I love that I was able to just look that up on my phone as it was happening.
The film is Lomo Color Negative 100, which I had heard was possibly Kodak Gold in medium format. This batch came from an unknown supplier in China, however. At $3.50 a roll, I can't complain.
A snap decision to visit Hook Lighthouse but when I got there the lovely blue skies had disappeared.
My Entry for Crazy Tuesday. Hook. Also I added a shadow to the photo. Coat rack hooks with other hooks hanging. The blue funny shaped hook and the cane are the most expensive souvenirs from when I fractured my femur in 2019. The skinny tan hook is also, it’s to put your socks on. The silver hook is just that and the dogs leash is hanging on the bottom hook. It may look like I’m hooked but I’m over it now 😁☮️
Another picture from last year. This one was from farther along in the sunrise, so more yellow and white light. I had just noticed that it was the only one with the tower reflected in the pool on the rocks.
Such a beautiful headland. If I lived in this area, I would be out here all the time. But this was the only morning I had.
Thank you for looking and have a wonderful rest of the week.
This hook, on a ratchet winch, is about 3" x 2.5". Th meet the size restrictions for Macro Mondays I have cropped this to show a section that is around 2"x2".
The hook shows sign of having been cast in a sand mould and has been plated to minimise corrosion.
Hook for Macro Mondays
This is the only photo I was able to take of this beautiful species endemic to Madagascar and which is new to me.
Sorry for the poor photo quality.
Ranomafana National Park - Madagascar
Species # 1342
HMM! Flickr Friends.
For this week's theme, Hook, I decided to photograph the object most often in my hands for capturing images; my Canon RP.
The hook and subjects are those precious hooks that keep the camera and lens from falling further than the length of my arms. I use a cross-body strap that has a carabiner attached to an eyelet stud in the tripod mount.
Why 2 hooks? One time in the field with the camera I reached down picking it up and the eyelet had unscrewed to the point it fell off the camera just as I was raising it to my eye! ... so when I got home I immediately ordered a "safety cord" that could be attached to the camera with a 2nd carabiner on the other end that attaches to the strap. The camera often hangs by the strap on the hall tree next to my photography "vest of many pockets" which provides the background for the image. The image this week is captured with the Nikon 1 V3 and the 18.5mm, f/1.8 lens that can focus very close.
Thanks in advance for your Views, Favs and Comments.