rusted pipe threads

First Try

Canon 5D Mark II

Canon 24-70mm/F2.8

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a needle and some red thread

Threads Edition 5 - A handmade A6 zine with photographs, drawings, illustrations and fragments.

Hand letterpressed cover with tipped on images.

www.etsy.com/uk/shop/100RealPeople

Nikon D750 / Nikkor 50/1.4

"Needle Tower", Kenneth Snelson, Hirshhorn Museum, Washington, DC

Foolin' around at the Canyon Lights holiday decorations at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.

Large, and velvety blue and red, Ammophila nigricans is one of our most beautiful wasps. I was fortunate to have a very cooperative female subject for several hours in Leavenworth, Kansas, August 24, 2017.

Handmade for main series key art

Video for series promo: vimeo.com/88769028

Series Blurb: A single thread. By itself, a thread is thin and fragile. But when thread after thread after thread is woven together, there is strength, there is substance—even beauty.

And what is the fabric of a church? Is it not woven together by the threads of beliefs and relationships and aspirations?

I made Shelley while I was waiting for Percy to arrive. I'm glad they are getting along!

As soon as I saw this on Pinterest, I knew I had to do it with my vintage thread collection! I love having it on display!!

Blogged

It's been a busy day so I've not had time to process a Monday blue.

Week 43: Q is for Quilter

A few days doing a little train chasing with Aussie Graham Cotterall in the area...

Hardly a cloud in the sky all week, but unfortunately the short days, generally short trains, and limited midwinter sun angles didn't yield a great bounty, but I thank Graham greatly for the chauffeuring service, as I wouldn't normally be bothered getting out to see these.

Early morning light on 920 threading its way out of some bush and pines along the Pacific Ocean coast near Shag Point.

26 June 2019, train 920, 5379-4513, Shag Point, SIMT, NZ

Baler twine hanging from the old barn roof.

Guessed in the Guess Where Potsdam(Germany) Group by sidearm!

My sister Kathryn was here for a week so I made sure to take her portrait to include in the series I've been working on. The knitting needles and some of the yarn was provided by Susie and the concept is loosely based on an idea she suggested. Both Kathryn and Susie are knitters.

©2005-2012 AlexEdg AllEdges (www.alledges.com)

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Flickriver

Fluidr

setup:

pocket light (coverded with red paper) behind the reel

A narrow view, of a big part of my partner's lfe.

365D razzmatazz

52 Weeks week 15

7DOS macro - chosen because I love pretty sewing items

A wall full on colored thread spools hanging at a New York City fashion design studio.

i’m so proud of my tiny sewing machine thread rack! it’s MY own thread stash – eek!! so many beautiful colors just waiting to be used :) and i love my new quill&fox card :)

BWI Bike Trail

Thread crochet doily in gray.

Threads

✰ This photo was featured on The Epic Global Showcase here: bit.ly/1T3geDn

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| thread the needle | ____________________________________________ ISO 800 | f4 | 25 secs ____________________________________________

by @jbbevel on Instagram.

It is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than it was for me to thread it !

Taken for our daily challenge - Macro / Close up.

-- by mcdux & mayou.

An experimental photo using my iphone and a neat little clip-on magnifying lens by Olloclip.

monday loves - hearts, threads and vintage finds, afternoon tea and iced heart shaped biscuits ... a pretty one ... an indulgent one ... a love of red ♥

with thanks always to the artists whose work is featured here:

1. heart photo holder 2. two hearts stitched together 3. heart pebbles 4. art quilt journal (4 hearts) 5. taste the broken hearts 6. hearts 7. love biscuits 8. heart cookie at yalaha bakery 9. . 10. vintage heart-shaped tins 11. . 12. shells 13. threads of feeling exhibition, London at Foundling Museum

Luckett's Spring Market 2010 blogged at www.suchprettythings.typepad.com

It's all about the shadow

Do y'all still worry about nuclear annihilation? I remember watching Threads when I were but a young balloon and having terrible trouble sleeping for many nights after - though that was 1984 and the USSR was still with us with all its associated Cold War madness. But it was never really being obliterated that was the concern: it was more having to survive afterwards, what with the bleak desolation, irradiated food, mutant rabbits, and the inevitability of the Zombocalypse following the Nuclear one. Been a while since I worried about all that. Except for the rabbits and the zombies, of course.

Oh, the flowers look like missiles launching or exploding, y'see. Hence the stream of consciousness.

It wasn't until I had converted this shot to mono that I noticed that the "threads" stood out as much as they do.

Best to view in Lightbox, press L.

Canon EOS 5D Mark II

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM

Exposure 3.2 seconds @ f/13

Filter used Lee 2 stop ND

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This 'silk' thread is made from cacti.

Chefchaouen, Morocco