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Taken at the United Terminal (SFO)

Die Schleuse Feudenheim liegt im Neckarkanal Feudenheim beim Mannheimer Stadtteil Feudenheim. Sie verbindet die unterschiedlichen Wasserspiegelhöhen des Neckars im Übergangsbereich zwischen dem Neckartal im Odenwald und der Neckarmündung in den Rhein. Sie kontrolliert so den Übergang vom Rhein zum staugeregelten Neckar und wird deshalb auch Neckar-Eingangsschleuse genannt.

  

Minolta XD7, MD 35-70mm 1:3.5, Fujifilm Dia 100 ASA

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R.Randell Lock 1 Blanchetown Construction 1916-21.

Lock Parts on Schuylkill River

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - FEBRUARY 13: Berkant "Wolfen" Joshkun of KOI competes at the VALORANT Champions Tour 2023: LOCK//IN Groups Stage on February 13, 2023 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games)

The opening mechanism broke. Lock was working but handle would not move the locking bolt.

Quite the bolt! San Francisco, CA

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Lock 3 Construction circa 1925. Manno Barge pictured.

#1922 - 2013 Day 95: Love the copper tarnish to this padlock in Steyning. I feel as if I've been locked away in the office this week and last, with no escape from a couple of pressing work deadlines. The reality is not quite that, but feelings are unarguable.

 

Should be able to find a little more time to interact with my Flickr friends this week I hope. Looking forward to that.

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - FEBRUARY 21: Leonardo "mwzera" Serrati of FURIA Esports poses at the VALORANT Champions Tour 2023: LOCK//IN tech check on February 21, 2023 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games)

CAPI Photo Prompt: Locked Up. I love all the crackled paint on these. Somehow these chairs speak to me of relationships, too....the "ties that bind." Also, it's worth noting that these were behind a chain link fence, but still locked. I guess the owners were afraid these old chairs would get stolen! ;-)

Permanently Disable a Household Lock with Lock-Kill. Read more in our review here: itstac.tc/OrrDvo

Action from a Tetley's Challenge Cup first round tie in Castleford between hosts Lock Lane (light blue strip) and neighbours Normanton Knights. The visitors edged a tense battle 15-14 thanks to a stoppage time drop goal. In this view, a Normanton player is held up driving out of his 22. Knights, of the Kingstone Press National Conference League's First Division, sprang a surprise against top-flight Lane as 44 selected amateur clubs set out on the Road to Wembley. Controversially, clubs still playing a winter season were not invited by the RFL to take part in its flagship knockout competition. This tie attracted a crowd of about 500.

A Haitian man carries a woman down the street on January 20, 2010 in Port au Prince, Haiti. A devastating earthquake hit the region on January 12, 2010. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Jeremy Lock) (Released)

   

Lock E-7 of the New York State Canal System, aka the Erie Canal. Niskayuna, New York.

Next time I go there, I must measure the lock, but it is quite large.

The changing rooms at the Badanstalt (one of the swimming pools in Luxembourg City) have two doors (one in to the room and one out to the lockers). How can you lock both of these doors at once so that you wouldn't forget one door?

 

Well, the system is quite simple: Don't have the lock in the door knob, but near the bench and have it as a two levers (one near each door) that are connected to each other below the bench. As with regular locks, you see "red" from the outside when somebody flipped the lever.

I always find it odd wen I find a lock embedded in the wall like this. What are they usually for?

52 in 2018 Challenge: 35. Lock(s).

 

This is a canal lock in Wolverhampton, UK. When I saw this challenge, I thought canal lock rather than lock and key. It was before dawn when this was taken. Using on-camera flash has helped to make it stand out from its surroundings.

an early FYFF-type shot... ;-)

 

(ok, it's from months ago - just never posted before...)

I don't know who keeps painting these locks, but I really like them.

lock #31 on the Ohio Canal

Harry Houdini was most well known for escapist tricks. He was often put in handcuffs, tied up, or put into a straightjacket and then placed into a trunk with several chains or locks. A curtain would hide him momentarily, and when the current was removed, Houdini would have escaped all of the locks and be standing beside the trunk.

 

This particular lock was used in the Milk Can Escape, one of his signature tricks. Houdini would be submerged into a can filled with water, and the lid would be padlocked in place. Houdini than had just a few minutes to either escape or drown.

 

See this and other props from the Milk Can Illusion in Magic! a new exhibition exploring the history of this secret art with fascinating artifacts and mesmerizing live performances.

 

Learn more about the exhibition; Click here.

 

Magic! will be on display at HMNS through Sept. 6, 2010.

 

Photo by realityphotography

macro mondays...restrictions

A humourous look at lock-down!!

All locked up, but someone has the combination! ;) Naples, FL

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