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Tagged! A few days ago Astrid tagged me... So I searched around for a picture of myself. A picture that might describe and show something new but also something that show a bit of my personality.. Here we go!
1. I love old cars! This is my cousins classic, restored by himself in his teens. I both like to tinker with classics as well as use older cheaper cars as my daily drive... If anyone wonder, I run a Ford Fiesta 82 now..
2. I´ve mentioned my fling about history earlier on... That have now also evolved to me taking interrest in old photos. Restoring them and trying to find the history around them. It´s great fun but time consuming!
3. History again... Sorry! Somehow I derailed and started to try out old equipment! For now I use a pair of russian rangefinders along with my trusted Leica. We tend to think of everything new as better... That is ofcourse right to some extent, but the old tools still work!
4. Winter... I hate winter!!! It break every plan, it hits like a sledge hammer and crash plans.. Boooooo! To that it´s also cold here in Sweden!
5. I love the winterlight.. But only the light! The snow and the cold could be exported to someone in better need of it...
6. This is such a overused frase... But, I have a dream! And that is that my documentary pictures should live on describing the lifes of people here in my village... Well it´s a dream... as good as any...?!
7. I have a habit of misplacing things... Much time is then spent looking for those poor lost items..
8. I´m time optimistic! It´s to easy to start new projects.. And to little time to finish them. Can that be related to Einsteins theory about the relative time?
9. I love mixing different ages! I see no problem with using film together with photoshop processing afterwards. Neither do I see a problem with clothes mixed together from second hand stores...
10. Another dream of mine... Even if I mostly shoot pictures that could be described as documentary I greatly enjoy pictures of more artistik style. So I realy hope that there one day should be no borders between different styles of photo!!! That everyone could accept others work without complaints... All artistik work have it´s place somewhere!
Finally, this is for you Astrid! This picture was certainly shot with an old ancester to your modern Pentax. I know my cousin hade a Pentax Spotmatic back then... The dream camera of that time!
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Bought in a charity shop for € 7.50.
Dusty and rusty.
Lever cap with NOOITGEDAGT and crown (2nd type)
J. Nooitgedagt & Zonen, IJlst, The Netherlands, manufacturer of woodworking tools, was founded in 1865.
In 1998 the company was taken over by 'Record'.
The factory closed in 2003.
These are the tools one is limited to.
Student teams work on constructing a load bearing bridge, using principles covered in their introductory structural engineering courses. Verkstad - Institutt for konstruksjonsteknikk, NTNU
These tools, found together in a coffee can, made for the only photo I knew immediately would not become a black and white job.
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When I went in for my cleaning last week, the dentist found a sealant that had been put on some time ago had come out, so I needed to get a filling. Today was the day.
I've never really had a big fear of dentists. The sight of these tools doesn't really send a chill down my back like I know they can for some.
Though I have to say the needle they use to put the anesthetic seems super long when it is going in.
I snapped this while waiting for the anesthetic to go into full effect.
Early Ancient Egypt Gallery, British Museum, London, England, UK. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
18.07.2019
Building on the five-year vision of Addressing Europe’s Unfinished Business, Tools For Changemakers strengthens its training component while embarking on a three-year journey of exploration of the link between personal and collective identities in Europe, the rise of populism and nationalism in different European regions, the need to belong for old and new community members, unaddressed collective traumas, and the urgency to work with these issues in order to build more trust and cohesion in Europe.
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Photo: Paula Mariane
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Marked: MADE BY HENRY SQUIRE AND SONS
WILLENHALL, STAFFS, ENGLAND.
BUCKLE PROOF BLUE BLADE
The blade is marked: Hardened Sheffield knife steel 10S
18.07.2019
Building on the five-year vision of Addressing Europe’s Unfinished Business, Tools For Changemakers strengthens its training component while embarking on a three-year journey of exploration of the link between personal and collective identities in Europe, the rise of populism and nationalism in different European regions, the need to belong for old and new community members, unaddressed collective traumas, and the urgency to work with these issues in order to build more trust and cohesion in Europe.
www.iofc.ch/experience-caux-forum/main-events/tools-chang...
Photo: Paula Mariane
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A clay modelling tool being carved out of a piece of semi-hardwood salvaged from an old chest of drawers. The ends of the piece are finally cut off after as much shaping as possible of the wood has been done; this leaves only the ends to be rounded and smoothed. Working the wood while it is still supported by the ends made it far easier to control the shape and keep it symmetrical (where required).
Steel tool sculptures on Tool Yard Street in San Antonio, TX. That's Wurzbach Parkway in the background, and the old Portland Cement factory stacks.
Bought out of a fifty cent capsule toy vending machine in the lobby of a Burlington Coat Factory. I was trying really hard to get the hacksaw, but I failed. You can't even see the hacksaw on this promo sheet (www.eastcoastvendingsupply.com/item--Tool-Time--tool_time...), but it looked cool. The scale varies wildly on these, but I think the saw is close to 1:6. It might be fun to use some of these in a workshop diorama, but at least one is going on my keychain.
Basic tool belt design, similar layout to the one I personally wear daily. Material would be 100% leather, with either gold or silver zippers.