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You hear of young guys and gals crashing a party. Have you ever heard of a middle-age, somewhat introverted man (me) crashing an industrial workshop?? Read on.
A few months ago while going to a glassware art studio open house, I passed by a shop with an interesting door sign and lettering. I made a photo of it.
The shop owner was inside the shop, so I reached for the door, thinking that I would check out what they sell. Ooops, the door was locked. The shop isn't a shop. But the owner heard my trying his locked door. He waved and motioned that he'd come and let me in.
That was an awkward moment -- he had no idea why a stranger would try to "break in"; I had no idea how to explain myself. But we made small talks, beginning with me asking what his shop sells. Turns out that his is not a shop. It's his workshop and he is merely making things for himself.
But we are both friendly folks. We chatted for 20 minute. The workshop is full of wonders and things and tools and machines. It's fascinating.
Clarence, NY. October 2018.
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As the barber-shops opened yesterday, I was lucky to get a free chair at my local barber (which is also a friend of me and my wife) and after I got my sleek cut I took some shots in his shop.
He likes to upcylce old stuff and likes old school razors, clippers etc. and his shop generally has very old school interior
Unfortunately I was a bit in a hurry so I could only take a few shots. In maybe 4 weeks more will follow.
All pictures are taken with my Fuji X-Pro1 & XF35/f1.4 as RAW-files and processed afterwards in Affinity Photo.
Got the opportunity to take some pictures of these tools that belonged to a gentleman who had no formal training but he did have a gift of being able to repair almost anything. Always interesting to see what tools other people have used - these were probably last used in the late 80s??
Hitachi’s slogan “inspire the next” was evident at Tameside College as myself and my peers enjoyed a photo-shoot endorsed by the company featuring their new selection of power tools.
Read about the experience on my blog here: m-l-photography.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/hitachi-power-tool...
my tools - a Sekonic selenium cell light meter and a 500elm Hasselblad. such a joy to use this kind of vintage equipment - it's as solid as it gets and reliable.
Tool distribution in Jeremie/Distribution d'outils à Jeremie.
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Macro Mondays:Tools and Utensils. These tools are from my wife's Lexus. I've never known a Lexus owner ever to use the tools that come with the car.
The daily contents of my shoulder bag, i.e. tools I use nearly everyday. Also, this is research for upcoming assignment.
One of my work benches in my tool room. You can see here a rolling mill on the right, a mini lathe in the middle and a plating unit on the left.
I know the shelf is really messy. I am always swapping tools around. There is a drill press, a small enamel kiln, a mini slip roll (for making cylinders)
Holga 120N
Praktica MTL5B
Olympus OM-10
Fuji Instax 210
Epsilon Ensign Selfix 12-20
Polaroid I-Zone
Diana F+ Colette
Praktica BMS
Kikkerland Pinhole Optic DIY
Lomography Fisheye MK1
Canon EOS 500D
Diana Mini
Canon EFS 75-300mm
Canon EFS 18-55mm
Samyang EFS 8mm Aspherical Fisheye
(Camera missing Diserdi Robot 3)
Dibujo de ambos personajes salidos en los videos musicales "Parabola" y "Prison Sex" de la mejor banda del mundo.
UP 6768 as a nose-out dpu on a coal train. ive loved these little logo UP AC44s since i was a kid because they were in a book i had.
When my wife and I were visiting her brother's family, in Iowa, my sister-in-law took us on a tour of the Living History Farms, near Des Moines, Iowa. We got to take a tour of the three or four farms on the extensive property. The first farm we came to was representative of the first farms in the area. It was very primitive but had beautiful surroundings. As we walked through the other farms, they became progressively more modern. The experience was most enjoyable.
The tools pictured here were hanging on a wall in a barn. I think the farm was representative of the early 1900s.
Tools: Mamiya 645, Sekor C 80mm f2.8, Kodak Portra 160. Process and scan by Exposure Film Lab.
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Vintage double open-end wrenches.
Made by STAHLWILLE Eduard Wille GmbH & Co. KG., Wuppertal, Germany
This is the electronics/ crafts/ computer side of the bench. Everything for the Dremel is in the little organizer with the labels on it.
I have a bunch of small tools (tweezers, micro screwdrivers) I still need to organize.
The PC is mostly for reference and to play music from Pandora or my MP3 library.