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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Two Cranes, Modern and Antique
- Gyros and Droids
- Red Flower and Succulent Plant
- Bleeding Hearts and Hosta Leaf
- Native Prairie and Prairie Bones
- Painting Mr. Sanford
- Fence and Old Iron
- His, Hers, and Pink House
- Posted Signs
- Court Room and Stained Glass
- Bird Form and Curb
- Ally and Hallway
- Grain Bins and Tanks
- Spirals
- Hook and Traffic
- Area Extreme and A Moment
- Paper Cranes
- Large Dairy Cow
- Rust and El Riad
- Crane Controls and Tracks
- Crane or Dragline
- Barber's Inn and Back Door
- Humans and Piercing
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- April Trio
- Swine Ventilation Training
- Undetermined Impact
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
That's an impressive collection of bits and pices!
ReplyDeleteIn a few months I might be able to show you what those bits and pieces will become. Stay tuned. They are more impressive than you might think.
DeleteKind of old fashion style. Great post in B&W!
ReplyDeleteThank you Hans, I'm an old fashioned kind of guy.
DeleteI look forward to see what is coming out of the pieces! Great!
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Very nice images. Old equipment looks great rendered in B&W. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThere's quite a history here!
ReplyDeleteSomehow, seeing the details presented like this, takes one back in time, several decades. Fascinating! Have a nice weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI am glad that's not the BMW :-)
ReplyDeleteMonica, Ed, Rinkly, Rune, and Martina thank you for your comments. There is considerable history here, but you will have to wait a month or two to see the final results. The whole story is yet to come, and it should be a good one.
ReplyDeletewonderful images...I love the texture of the first.
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura. That's what drew me also.
DeleteLove the black and white picture and the subject matter.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your appreciation and comment.
DeleteOh, would I love to be there right now taking pictures of those odds and ends both big and little. They are my kind of images. You did a beautiful job with the captures and the black and white worked out beautifully. genie
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