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I always thought the telephone pole in my back yard had way too many wires coming off of it. They do form interesting angles though.
this one is taken under a bridge... you must wear a hat and eye protection as hot metal will be flying everywhere...
this is what two 21 year old lads get upto on a friday night! £20 later and you get this effect
thanks for looking
After Trippy's campaign to Silicon Valley's Birthplace and then the US Capitol, the HP Garage became a national landmark and Trippy made the cover of Wired magazine.
This, by the way, is all true.
(Supporting links at a livejournal entry.)
Wire Mesh (Woven and Fabricated), Metal Wires & Machines. Wire mesh, Hardware cloth, Screen, Wire Cloth
I must do more of these!! I made the ring "pendant" in a way that I can custom make a shank for any size finger.. I use to feel so confined with rings, thinking I could only make them weirdly adjustable, or strictly one sized, but I feel liberated now!!
Did you know that these recorders put sound as magnetic impulses on wire? I had never heard of such a thing. The wire recordings are relatively stable, and the wire media were available for field recording before magnetic tape was feasible.
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Berlin-Friedrichshain, 26.02.11, Postbahnhof; Konzert der britischen Postpunk-Band WIRE.
Graham Lewis (Bass),
Colin Newman (Gitarre),
Natural Red Coral, raw Enstatite, Amethyst and Paraiba Blue Apatite, cabachon Chrysoberyl and Faceted Bi Color Tourmaline in Sterling Silver wire wrap pendant.
Made as part of the Crafteroo Pinterest challenge - blogged here: kittyballisticscreations.blogspot.com/2012/01/beaded-wire...
As we were walking through the Manzanar site to return to our vehicles Keith or one of the members of the group fund this loop of rusted barbed wire lying on the ground. We hung it on a small branch of one of the nearby trees and everyone decided this would be an appropriate photographic subject. The two shots following (one in B&W) are my rendition.
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This is from one of my favorite abstract shoots, taken earlier this spring. It's the junction of two pieces of wire fence on a farm near Esko, MN. The twists and turns of the connecting wire reminded me of sort of a digital signature, which is why I've titled in such a manner.
Taken 25 April 2011 near Esko, MN.
Weather's changing..... and the wires carry the news. Brrrrrr suddenly colder!
For Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Weather