What I saw
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Curmudgeon wrote:
Poor saw, great eye and shot
Thank you, Jack. Fifty years down the road and I still think the handle may have been worth saving.
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Linda From Maine wrote:
Fantastic detail, textures and lines!
Thanks Linda, strong light and Tri-X!
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PAR4DCR wrote:
Like the tones and textures in this image Phil. Nicely done.
Don
Don
Thank you, Don. Weathered wood is a camera-friendly subject for sure.
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kpmac wrote:
Great shot. Especially in the download.
Thank you, Ken. I had not touched these negatives in more than fifty years prior to scanning them this summe. I am so impressed with what can be done in the digital dark room.
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RodeoMan
Loc: St Joseph, Missouri
Some things are more "photogenic" than others; meaning they have more appeal for me. Dollars to donuts that saw is a Disston. Thank you for sharing a great image.
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RodeoMan wrote:
Some things are more "photogenic" than others; meaning they have more appeal for me. Dollars to donuts that saw is a Disston. Thank you for sharing a great image.
I am with you on the notion that Henery's name is still there under all that rust. Thanks for the kind visit RodeoMan!
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