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A telephone pole I walk past every day with the dog (of course, he adds his contribution to the base of the pole). Part of a roll of film I took with a Canon Sure Shot 80 Tele just to see how the camera worked. Kodak Tri-X film, expired 6/2010.

Mainly wired, but not quite (due to one aerial)

The light was hitting some parts of the state hospital really nicely, and I like the shadow of this.

Shot, edited and shared on iPhone. Apps used Scratchcan, Snapseed and Camera +.

control wires for silo systems. this box is 6gt tall

It's beginning to look alot like Christmas in my home. Season's Greetings!

  

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barbed wire olympus e-620 200mm

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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.

About fifteen miles from Freer, Texas, the gravel stretches on like an endless promise — a road carved through mesquite and barbed wire, daring you to follow it. The sky hangs heavy, the fence rusts slow, and the dust clings to your boots as horizons keep drifting out of reach. South Texas doesn’t offer polished highways; it offers grit, solitude, and the kind of freedom that lives only on the backroads. Out here, every mile carries both the weight of history and the wild spirit of the Lone Star.

with help from my friends Steve & Adam

Wires were supporting a big structure, but looked like an sculpture on its own

Praktica BC1

Oklahoma barbed wire

Shots of a handcrafted wire bracelet

An illustration for the iPad edition of Wired Magazine - an article that mentions the people of the Island of Yap who use rocks as currency

new cocktail ring design

wire crochet with jeweler's resin, serpentine or white agate centres

Kai Chan does amazing work using toothpicks, buttons, bits of wood, glass... objects that are usually taken for granted. He has received awards of merit for the excellence of his work.

En avril 2006, il y aura une exposition de son oeuvre a Montreal, Que. Canada.

 

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Wireless technology is taking way too long to get domesticated.

 

A steel wool session at Wollaton park Nottingham

Wire-tailed Manakin, Amazon jungle, Sacha Jungle Lodge, Ecuador

A mess of wires found by the seashore in Støver, Bodø.

Auto-adjusting wire strippers are very handy.

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Faceted Ametrine in Sterling Silver wire wrap bracelet.

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