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Here's another film shot from past weeks. Universities hold a downhill race each year on Shrove Tuesday, and each year all the various organisations build their own sled. The sled being built here came in third, being judged mostly by style and effort.
Focus and exposure by guesstimating, framing by "Oh I can't look directly, it's around there". Cropped slightly after scanning.
Shot on a Rodenstock Ysette 6x4.5 from 1935 (essentially a Balda Baldax with Rodenstock Trinar lenses) on Kodak Portra 400 VC. Fantastic, even in color.
Not as dramatic of an effect from the welding as I would have liked, but the image isn't without it's redeeming qualities. Two things stand out for me.
1) the tote with the company name is framed and lit between the arc and weld mask
2) Lots of diaganal lines and they all lead to the welders face and then to the arc. Especially the weld rod itself. My eyes tend to go back and forth between the two items, which then brings focus on the comapny name again.
Wish I would have planned all this :)
The problem with taking pictures of one's brother welding, I found, was that one had to put on a pair of very dark glasses in order not to get arc-blindness from the incredibly bright light. This tends to make the camera view-finder rather redundant. Excellent fun, though. I took a load of "working" shots for his company website. If anyone wants some bespoke metalwork, he's your man.
All links have CNC machine inserts that are tig welded on both link ends with your choice of 1-1/4-12 and 3/4-16 threaded inserts. Links are heat treated after welding and never before, critical for welding strength and durability.
These badges are professionally crafted for the men and women of the Weld County Sheriff's Office.
Double ID Case #112 with a personalized flat badge #422.
Was about to take some pictures of a Retro Swimsuit Contest, looked into this car and saw this killer welded chain shifter with paint cans for a knob.
I haven't done many of these type of welds. They can be tricky to do well.
This section that I welded was fairly even.
Shot taken Pasir Gudang Malaysia
March 2011
Canon AE-1 program
Lens Doctor Special Build Canon FD 50mm F/1.4 S.S.C. Chrome Prime
Fujifilm Superia 200
Canoscan 9000f
وينك ياعايش بدوني حبك بقلبي جنوني
اختار تسكن بقلبـــــي ولابتسكن عيونــــي
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Place: Bahrain
All Done by me
Workers begin welding sections of the Nord Stream subsea gas pipeline aboard the Castoro Sei vessel.
Greeley, CO; when this dealership moved around 2003, they brought along this sign and display it on the back of their lot.
Welding Team Lead Aaron Auston works to weld a rotary feedthrough inside the Cryomodule Assembly area in the SRF Test Lab located at Jefferson Lab on Wednesday, November 16, 2022. (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Jefferson Lab)
1973 Minolta Hi-Matic E
35mm Rangefinder
Kodak Portra 160 (converted to b&w)
I've been walking pass this, just east of Mc. Nellie's Pub for almost a year, so I was so happy to finally have the chance to capture this image. Scanned with Epson V600, then a little cropping, color correction, and conversion to B&W was done in Photoshop Elements 9.