Featured Work
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Manual Mower by Myron Watamaniuk
Antique lawnmowers on display at a museum in Stettler, Alberta, Canada, July 2008. It’s amazing that, living in that town for 24 years, I had only visited the museum 3 times. My camera gave me a whole new perspective on prairie history. “Manual Mower” was featured in Olympus and Four Thirds / FEATURED in the TOOLS GROUP!! A single exposure. No HDR!
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Old wheelbarrow by Karen Betts
Standing in an entrance to a work area at Abbeydale Industrail Hamlet was this wonderful old wheelbarrow i can imaginge it had been used a lot to carry things back and forwards between the buildings in theHamlet that date back to around 1800. / CHALLENGE WINNER in the Rustic Group avatar challenge for august 2009 Featured in the Tools group 0ct 2009 D90 Nikkon camera / nikkor 18-105vr lens Focal length 52mm / F/. 5 / Exposure 1/100 and 0.-7step / ISO 400 hand held and a DSLR user since jan 09 / Slight level change in photoshop and then processed in redynamix 1 image HDR software.
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Time To Garden by coffeebean
Part of a garden gate made from garden tools. / /
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Garden Shears by JonRussell
A Close-up of a pair of old garden shears left laying around in my back yard. Believe it or they still work!! Kwinana Western Australia Olympus E-410
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At rest by Christer Fribrock
Hay fork resting against the wall after a hard days work. The sun is cooling of and in the shades you’ll find comfort. View in Large Photo created at the point of the arrow Model : E-420 / Manufacturer : OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP. / Image Description : OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA >>> Photograph Information <<< / Lens: Olympus Zukio Digital 40-150 / White Balance : Auto / Sharpness : Hard / Saturation : Normal / Metering Mode : Multi-segment / Light Source : Unknown / ISO Speed Ratings : 100 / Focal Length : 40.0 mm / Flash : No, auto / FNumber : F7.1 / Exposure Time : 1/10 s / Exposure Program : Aperture priority / Exposure Mode : Manual / Exposure Bias : +3/10 EV / Contrast : Normal
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Hole saws by leigh banks
Olympus digital C-370
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How I Saw It by Stephen Thomas
Macro shot of the teeth of hand saw. MY BUBBLESITE
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Gears by Ken Powers
This is a painting of some gears on the inside of the lathe at my workplace. The painting is done using Rublev 18th century reproduction watercolor paint on Arches 140# cold-pressed paper. The paper and paint create interesting textures together. The original piece is 9.75” x 13.75” in size. Winner of the Painters in Modern Times group’s Mechanical Madness challenge. / 2nd Place Finisher in Tools With Teeth challenge in Tools group. Featured in Tools group in October 2009. / Featured in Metallic Junktion group in September 2009. / Featured in Impressionist Art group in September 2009. /
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The stonemasons tools by Patricia Knowles
Uploaded for Tools Challenge only
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Recent Work
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Saw by JRCollection
Old saw against barn boards / Nikon D90 / 18-105mm Nikon Zoom Lens / 30mm setting / f8
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Cork Screw by Karen Betts
This image has been done for the Challenge I have set in the Tools Group i help to host. Challenge is Points and Ends of everyday tools we use. / So I took some images of things this morning and this I liked the best. No need to comment as for a challenge Nikon D90 and Nikor 18-105vr lens / Focal length 105mm / F/. 5.6 / Exposure 1/60th / ISo 1/600 Natural light, hand held, aperture priority, slight tweak in photshop CS2 for levels .
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Locked in an Embrace by Ken Powers
I painted this as a tribute to Valentine’s day. I thought I would add a twist. This is essentially an upside down heart. The locks are attached to each other in what I am portraying as a loving embrace. The keys to the success of their relationship are readily accessible and visible to all. It is painted with Rublev 18th century reproduction watercolor paint on Arches 140# cold-pressed paper. The textures of this amazing paper accentuate the heavy granulation characteristics of the paint in interesting ways. The original piece is 7”x5” in size. /
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Rarely used these days by Fizzgig7
Quite unique tools for creating paper and material flowers for decorating hats etc. The different tips are used for different effects. eg, stretching, rounding,scoring,folding of mainly tissue paper to create amazingly life like petals and leaves. I have not used them in ages but they have their place looking interesting in an old chinese vase. / The photo was taken using a Canon EOS400D and was given a slightly polerized treatment to add to the abstract effect.
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Dance of the blades by monocotylidono
Cold steel and sharp edges, but oh, what curves!... :-) [Sony a350, Sigma 105, f:20, 15 sec, EV -1.3, Tweaks in Lightroom 3beta]
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Blue Shock Box of Infinate Desires.(Curser) by Nawroski .
Assemblage / / / Blue shock box 1. / Blue shock box 2. nearly complete. Blue Azure Diamond sound. / Eyes burst open wide to yawn / In perfect crystal azure dawn, / And sunlight make prismic facade / For summer trees shaped with myriad braids, / To voice over streams chattering schemes / Shapes all breeze to path and follow / With clouds dancing over phantom hollow. Leaden bird a song or cry / To mate in cloud on high / Point’s away scarecrow seen / Where summertime already been.. / Milking time cow egad / With gentle hoof pasture had / Leaves in tail driving rod / To vex his horns on devils God / Number plate ear part of a scenery / Frankenhoff Florist to farm creamery. Sky above purple dessert like gown / Stir all life through wooden town / Shrines a moon to ponder and wed / All dreams of folk asleep in bed. / Owl and fox who snap their feasts / Planetary eyes cur for more beasts. / Morning calls to everyone again / And old sleeping dog with no shame / Leaves his bed keen for sniff on same old ground / Over green azure blue diamond sound. / Image: Nawroski 2009. / Poem; Nawroski 2009.
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Snipped Fingers. by Nawroski .
Photo arraingment for tools challenge.
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Scissor Hands by Glen Allison
I found these hand-wrought scissors at a Rajasthani tribal street display at the Pushkar Camel Fair in India.
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Axe Blade Blues by Glen Allison
Display of Rajasthani axe blades (you install your own handle) found at a street display in Pushkar, India.
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Farming tools by Kaleidoking
Tools from a sheepfarm “De Noordkroon” Texel
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Is that blade cutting or burning through that board ? by George Gantt
This is Knotheads Dad . We dont let Knothead use the saw. I thought the photo was pretty good to be just a quick snapshot.
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It's A Jungle Out There !! by Rod Wilkinson
Nikon D90 / 18-55mm DX VR / 3 Shot HDR processed with Photomatix
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We use tools in our everyday life.
There are shed tools, gardening tools, masonary tools, carpenter tools…
Please show us your wonderful images of these fantastic things that we use in our lives.
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