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Made these in the woods without the benefit of my templates on hand; the friend watching suggested wrapping the excess wire I had (argh) back up and doing stuff with it. A great idea! (Though I dislike the indentation along the back curve of the cuffs that I ended up with.) Needs more experimentation.
Leave it to the pro!
Lisa steps in to show us all how it is done.
See our first attempt here... www.flickr.com/photos/simon_gardner/sets/72157624915755555/
This wire harness bracket had to be relocated in order to fit the 1200cc FIC WRX/STI Injector on cylinder #1 of the SX4 head
Seen near Dederang, Victoria
Shot with an Cindo Paris 85mm Series 62.5mm (ø of the barrel) cinematic projection lens. (Petzval design) on a Nikon D800.—Setup: Cindo 85mm cinematic projection lens set in brass focussing mount ; filter step-down and step-up rings 72-67mm, 67-72mm, 72-67mm, 52-72mm, 39-52mm into the M39-Nikon F adapter.— As part of the Antique Camera Simulator project.
Postprocessing: Nikon RAW to JPG conversion in Nikon View NX2 with minor focus and levels adjustment.—B&W in SIlverEfex Pro 2.—White frame in CS3.
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I still don't understand this sneaker over the wires phenomenon.... can anybody explain this to me? I see this in just about every community....and I'm going to get to the bottom of this. :) This has given me inspiration to start a Group called "Sneakers over Wires" Please be sure to check it out.
Anyways, this is along Hector Street in Conshohocken, Pa
Wire brush creates a weathered look to the wood by lightly scraping away the summer wood. This is a great option for a reclaimed look at a fraction of the cost