Featured Work
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Jeepers by pmistric
Location: Terlingua, Texas (635 Views) RedBubble Art Feature – “Passionate About Vintage” RedBubble Art Feature – “Metallic Junktion” EyeFetch Contest – 3rd place – “Old Trucks” – New Game Group / / EyeFetch Contest – 1st place – “Cars, Autos, Automobiles” – And Now For Something Completely Different Group Thanks for viewing.
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Renew - Card by MelDavies
Hand drawn into foil (embossed) and coloured with acrylics. FEATURED in ‘Creative Cards’ November 2009 / FEATURED in ‘Metallic Junktion’ November 2009
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Fleur-de-Circle by Michael E. Frye
A photograph treated to pencil and paint. Pencil and paint was inspired by an article I read in PhotographyBB’s E-mag written by Jon D. Ayres. FEATURED /
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Cashing In by pat gamwell
Featured: METALLIC JUNXTION…Nov 19, 09 / An antique cash register from the 1800’s found in Nevada City, CA. It is 2ft tall and weighs several hundred pounds and is actively in use as the store’s only cash register. (Shutter Priority – F/3.5 – ISO 100 – Focal 17.5, center weighted. / Levels, sharpening) /
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Barrier by Bob Bremner
Metal Rust Paint / Abstract Macro
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Happy Christmas (War is Over) by DevineDayDreams
So this is Christmas / And what have you done / Another year over / And a new one just begun / Ans so this is Christmas / I hope you have fun / The near and the dear one / The old and the young A very merry Christmas / And a happy New Year / Let’s hope it’s a good one / Without any fear / And so this is Christmas / For weak and for strong / For rich and the poor ones / The world is so wrong / And so happy Christmas / For black and for white / For yellow and red ones / Let’s stop all the fight / A very merry Christmas / And a happy New Year / Let’s hope it’s a good one / Without any fear / And so this is Christmas / And what have we done / Another year over / And a new one just begun / Ans so this is Christmas / I hope you have fun / The near and the dear one / The old and the young / A very merry Christmas / And a happy New Year / Let’s hope it’s a good one / Without any fear / War is over over / If you want it / War is over / Now… / / Created with Incendia, photography &PSP
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Double Jointed by Lynn Stratton
Part of the huge metal pieces required to turn the wheels of a massive steam engine.
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Sprocket by Kim Calvert
A chain sprocket that I seen in a pile of rusted equipment at a factory, always wait until Sunday to go to these places..no one around to bug me and look at me weird as I shoot away at rust and decay.. Nikon D90 / 18-200mm VR Lens
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Chev Bonnet by Simon Duckworth
Dont cars have personalities ? this Chevy just twinkled those glass eyes at me as I walked past. / Nikon D200 / Taken at Bungay Vintage car rally freatured work Metallic Junction group Nov09
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"Spokes & Disc" by Husky
CanonS5is, Tv-1/60, F3.5, ISO-200 @ 72mm, shot of my old Husaberg and taken in the shed at night using flash in B&W. FEATURED in Images and Ideas, Nov-09 /
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3 iron by Maria Moro
a part section of a framed wrought iron wall hanging Feb 2009 featured in group If It Doesn’t Belong / Feb 2009 featured in group Color Me a Rainbow (Color: ORANGE)
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Vintage Drill Press by Kenton Elliott
A vintage drill press that was on display in an old,restored, 1800’s mining town. Post processing in CS3 with filters, textures and effects.
Recent Work
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Memory Connection by pat gamwell
This old yellow bridge is over 75yrs old and played an integral part of my growing-up years. It used to be the main road on the way to my sister’s house…50 miles away. As a child…I used to think it was sooo massive & exciting when our car tires went ‘thumpity-thump’ over the wooden slats. / (Topaz v2.3…CS3) / /
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Folding door. by Mark Coward
An industrial estate in Speke in Liverpool.
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Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk by Rod Kashubin
Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk on display with a smile after a day of aerobatics at Temora Aviation Museum. P-40 is all-metal fighter and ground attack aircraft designed in US and used in 28 nations during the World War II. It was the main fighter aircraft used by the Royal Australian and New Zealand Air Forces. This particular one was assembled in 1st Aircraft Depot at Hobsonville, New Zealand in June 1943 and assigned to 2nd Operational Training Unit. After the war it did escape the fate of being scrapped and was eventually bought by Allan Arthur. It took 8 years to fully restore the aircraft and I was lucky enough to see its amazing display that day at Temora. Only 19 of them remain airworthy out of 13,738 built. Tone-mapped HDR from 3 NEF (RAW) files shot handheld with my Nikon D90. Location: Temora Aviation Museum, Temora, New South Wales, Australia From my photoblog at http://www.bouncedphoton.com This print is available with 0% markup. Please enjoy and thank you for your visit!
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Umbrellas And Cycles Never Mix by David McMahon
Yesterday, as the long, record-breaking heatwave finally came to an end and rain eventually descended on this parched state, I happened to spot this unusual sight. A young woman (a total stranger, I must add) was bent over her tethered cycle, trying to unlock it with her left hand while sheltering herself from the rain with a colourful umbrella in her right. I knew I had to take the shot. And I knew I only had scant seconds in which to do so. Even though my Pentax is weather-sealed, I decided to quickly find a covered area for protection from the rain. There was one a few metres away, and I raced there, unhooked my camera bag, snatched my camera out of it, thanking my lucky stars that I had my long lens on, took off the lens cap and switched the camera on – just as the young woman unlocked her bike. Speed (on my part) was critical. There were passers-by in all directions. I opened up the lens fully, composed this very tight frame and fired off one shot. I was determined to let the umbrella and the cycle dominate the image, not the young woman’s face. I wanted this to be an unusual, but completely unposed shot. Apart from the colours and the total anonymity of the composition, I was also drawn to the many shapes – there are arcs of circles, as well as several striking rectangles in this image. As I took a second shot, a pedestrian walked in front of me. In all, I fired off four very quick shots, but this, the very first one, was closest to what I was trying to achieve. But the story doesn’t end there. As I walked to the car park, I wondered how on earth the cyclist would manage to ride away while holding the umbrella in her hand. In a few seconds, I had my answer … There she was, several metres away, not riding the bike, but wheeling it so that she could protect herself from the rain with that colourful umbrella that had caught my eye in the first place. Maybe one day she’ll see this image and smile at the memory ….. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K200D, using a Sigma 70-300mm lens. F5, 1/60 sec, ISO 800, focal length 300mm. 120-1245
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"Hoot Hoot" by Val Zdero
my newest wire wrap pendant – this one is freehand and its my little owl pendant – some beads for decoration and two black metal beads for eyes – so cute I think :D
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whisk handle by Karen Betts
After the recent challenge set in the Tools Group I have tried a little bit more of still life photography with natural light or more for me finding everyday tools and photigrphing them, and also to try out some more b&W processing. So I give you a handle of a whisk. Nikon D90 and 18-105vr lens Focal length 105mm / F/. 5.6 / exposure 1/15th / ISo1/600 Hand held natural light, converted in Nikon efex pro 3 into B&W
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Time to dismount by Karen Betts
Taken at Bressingham Garden and Steam Museum near Diss Norfolk 9.5.09 This wonderful lady i first noticed getting onto the galopers as Simon and I were sitting having a mug of tea. As she went up to the ride i thought there was no way she would get up on the horses. But she was not getting on for the ride but to collect the fares from the riders on the ride. This was taken as she was getting off the ride ready for the next lot of customers to get on. Just a quick point and shoot as feel uncomfortable taking people photos but could not resist this. I would of liked to of processed it differently knew what i would of liked in my head but do not have the knowledge as yet to do it. Nikon D90camera with a Nikor 18-105 Vr lens / Aperture piority / Focal length 105 mm / F/. 5.6 / Exp 1/400 and + 1 step / ISO 200 slight level change in photoshop. / Hand held DSLR user since jan 09 The Gallopers are steam driven and go round at a wonderful speed
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Mules by barkeypf
Shot in the panama Canal. These are the mules used to tow the ships thru the locks / Model : NIKON D80 / ExposureTime : 1/320Sec / FNumber : F13.0 / ExposureProgram : Aperture Priority / ISOSpeedRatings : 320 / FocalLength : 70.00(mm) / FocalLength(35mm) : 105(mm) / Contrast : Normal / Saturation : High / Sharpness : Hard / Nikkor 18-135 / Hoya Ploarizer /
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Chairs at the Seance by Barbara Morrison
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Meteor Shower by Kim Calvert
Macro Abstract of rust on a train car. Nikon D90 / 18-200 mm VR Lens
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Strength in Numbers by DebraLee Wiseberg
Steel pipes and tubes. Nikon D300, Nikkor 24-120mm /
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Nebula by Marie Van Schie
Abstract macro photography corroded copper sheet metal roof flashing.
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