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Eglise Saint-Pierre - Mâcon / Saint Peter's church - Macon South Burgundy
Mess- und Regeltechniken waren immer schon von hoher Bedeutung in der Schwerindustrie. Hier zu sehen sind alte Thermo- und Manometer in der Gebläsehalle der Henrichshütte Hattingen, heute ein Museum.
(Carl Zeiss Sonnar 3.5 100mm)
Techniques of measurement had always been very important in the heavy industry. Here you can see old thermometers and manometers in the blower hall of the blast furnace plant Henrichshütte Hattingen, Germany.
Created for the The Artistic Manipulation Group Mixmaster Challenge 46
CHEF Temari motivates us to use our musical mastery!
➤ Your image must include at least one musical instrument of your choice.
➤ The background must include one mirror image with musical notes.
➤ It must also have only ONE human OR cat OR bird ...
➤ And at least one texture.
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Bought as one of a set of steak knives this sharp saw tooth knife is ideal for cutting fruit and vegetables.
at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. It looked a bit like a violin, but it has 6 strings, and is absolutely beautiful! AS you can tell, I don't know much about these things...and there was not enough time to find the appropriate information as we had to get to a Carol Service.....
Monochrome Bokeh Thursday HMBT!!
on a delicious 'Melody Pop'. It really works! HMM/ Macro Mondays
Macro Mondays - Members Choice: Musical Instruments
The spectacular globe in the center of the Hall of Geographical Maps, with its approximately 220 cm in diameter, is the oldest large globe to survive today. The first documentary information on the globe dates back to the beginning of 1564, when from a letter sent by Giorgio Vasari to Giovanni Caccini on 29 January we learn that the latter had sent him the "appamondo" from Pisa by river. The globe was created by monk Egnazio Danti who had already worked on 30 geographical tables and, once finished, it is very likely that it was not placed in the Wardrobe Room, as it was not mentioned in the palace inventories of 1570 and 1574. Immediately placed in Palazzo Pitti where it appears present in an inventory of 1587, it passed together with the other scientific artefacts of the Uffizi Gallery, in 1775 it passed into the Museum of Ancient Instruments annexed to the Specola of Florence and only in 1958, after other vicissitudes, did it reach its original location in the Hall of Geographical Maps of Palazzo Vecchio.
This is an old clarinet,1930th, I had to borrow it, again :),from my oldest brother.
I should have cleaned it before I took the photo, well it adds to it's age :)
HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday
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Drumhead tensioning device on a conga drum.
Image is two inches square.
The conga, also known as tumbadora, is a tall, narrow, single-headed drum from Cuba. Congas are staved like barrels and classified into three types: quinto (lead drum, highest), tres dos or tres golpes (middle), and tumba or salidor (lowest). Congas were originally used in Afro-Cuban music genres such as conga (hence their name) and rumba, in which each drummer would play a single drum. Following numerous innovations in conga drumming and construction during the mid-20th century, as well as its internationalization, it became increasingly common for drummers to play two or three drums.
Wikipedia
When we think of construction, what comes to mind. Heavy equipment, precision made pieces of lumber, metal framing, etc. But when we look and watch God's creatures at work, it is instinctive, simple and it works.
Das Bekleben einer E-Gitarre mit Folie (auch "Guitar Wrapping" genannt) ist eine beliebte und reversible Methode, um das Instrument optisch anzupassen, ohne den Originallack zu beschädigen. Günstiger als eine Lackierung, schützt den Originallack vor Kratzern und kann bei Bedarf rückstandslos entfernt werden. 😎👌
Applying a vinyl wrap to an electric guitar (also known as "guitar wrapping") is a popular and reversible method to customize the instrument's appearance without damaging the original finish. It's cheaper than repainting, protects the original finish from scratches, and can be removed without leaving any residue. 😎👌