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Featured Work

mermaid by Angela Polglaze

Street Festival Art in Yarraville, Australia …
Bowl No. 22 by Robert's Woodworking Studio

Species: Lacewood, Cherry, Padauk / Finish: Food-Safe Oil-Varnish Mix
Soft City Abstract by Angela Polglaze

A thing in wood …
'shrooms' by Angela Polglaze

Quick carved and painted mushroom bunch … cedar …
"Peanut" Our Little Gentleman by Sandy Sparks

Our little peanut was a rescue dog. He was abbandoned a year and half ago and we took him in. When we took him to the vet, he had a chicken bone lodged in his gums, he had fleas, heartworm, hookworm, ringworm, arthritis, cataracts and had never had a rabies shot. They found also that all of his legshad been broken at some point in his life. His tail had been broken and never healed, and he had numberous lasorations on his face and body. This poor dog had a rough life before he found us. He quickly became a loving member of our family. He became a big brother to our other dog, Bear. He is dearly miss by us all especially Bear. I made a grave marker for him and our three previous pets and he is burried beside them on the hill under the dogwoods. / This is where They are burried. Under the dogwoods on the hill. /
Keepsake Box No. 48 by Robert's Woodworking Studio

Species: Lacewood, Mahogany, Cherry, Oak / Other: Linen Paperboard Liner / Finish: Oil-Varnish Mix
Wood Carving by Tim Wright

I like the way this photo turned out
The Top by Tim Wright

Ceiling of the Holy Family Shrine
'Muzza' sitting pretty on Cow Stool by Angela Polglaze

Carved and painted cypress stool … with puppy !!
The Rocking Horse Maker by Paul Woloschuk

A craftsman in his workshop making a wooden rocking horse taken in available light. Please view LARGE Featured in ‘Woodworking’ group Nikon D80. Nikkor 18-135mm. 0.4 sec f/8. 500 ISO

Recent Work

bathing trunk by yvesrossetti

torrent du petit tabuc / 2009 Canon EOS 450D + EFS 55-250mm
Green lines by yvesrossetti

Chrysalidocarpus trunk Sapporo 2009 Canon EOS 450D + 100mm Macro 2.8L IS featured in Nature’s Macro Canvas
Old Friend - Thumbwheel by Norman Repacholi

Old Friend My old friend, the Stanley No. 5 plane can still make a pile of shavings when called into service. You could probably get the job done in a fraction of the time using a power jointer, but there’s something special about using hand tools and ‘feeling’ your way though a task. Taken using a 50mm macro lens in late afternoon window light. Photos in the Old Friend set Old Friend Old Friend – Thumbwheel Old Friend – No.5 Old Friend – England
Old Friend - England by Norman Repacholi

Old Friend My old friend, the Stanley No. 5 plane can still make a pile of shavings when called into service. You could probably get the job done in a fraction of the time using a power jointer, but there’s something special about using hand tools and ‘feeling’ your way though a task. Taken using a 50mm macro lens in late afternoon window light. Photos in the Old Friend set Old Friend Old Friend – Thumbwheel Old Friend – No.5 Old Friend – England
Old Friend - No.5 by Norman Repacholi

Old Friend My old friend, the Stanley No. 5 plane can still make a pile of shavings when called into service. You could probably get the job done in a fraction of the time using a power jointer, but there’s something special about using hand tools and ‘feeling’ your way though a task. Taken using a 50mm macro lens in late afternoon window light. Photos in the Old Friend set Old Friend Old Friend – Thumbwheel Old Friend – No.5 Old Friend – England
What's Behind the Door? by gabriellehope

One of the many beautiful doors in Prague.
Racing for a cure by Sandy Sparks

When my son was in Cub Souts I made this Pinewood Derby car to race. I would love to some day make a real shoe in this design. / ( this design was copyrighted 2007)
Men in the shop by Brooke Triplett

This is woodworking at it’s finest. Grandpa was trying to teach his 3yr. old grandson how to make a safari jeep out of cardboard and minimal amounts of wood. They were extremely successful!
Is this safe? by Brooke Triplett

In this picture Max, my 3yr. old son, was watching his grandfather (not pictured) use a bandsaw to cut a steering wheel out of cardboard. I also love his expression and the irony of the picture.
Chiseled landscape by Norman Repacholi

This is an old Titan brand chisel, much loved and much used. Who knows how many pieces of furniture it’s been used to craft, or hinge mortises its cut out for doors to hang. I liked all the textures and patina that had developed over years of use. From the nicks in the blade, splashes of paint and chips of wood missing from the handle, to the striations on the bevel of the blade. All too much for one photo, so I created three images in this set. Chiseled landscape Chiseled throat Chiseled edge I hope you enjoy them. All images were shot on a base of figured Australian redgum.
Chiseled edge by Norman Repacholi

This is an old Titan brand chisel, much loved and much used. Who knows how many pieces of furniture it’s been used to craft, or hinge mortises its cut out for doors to hang. I liked all the textures and patina that had developed over years of use. From the nicks in the blade, splashes of paint and chips of wood missing from the handle, to the striations on the bevel of the blade. All too much for one photo, so I created three images in this set. Chiseled landscape Chiseled throat Chiseled edge I hope you enjoy them. All images were shot on a base of figured Australian redgum.
Chiseled throat by Norman Repacholi

This is an old Titan brand chisel, much loved and much used. Who knows how many pieces of furniture it’s been used to craft, or hinge mortises its cut out for doors to hang. I liked all the textures and patina that had developed over years of use. From the nicks in the blade, splashes of paint and chips of wood missing from the handle, to the striations on the bevel of the blade. All too much for one photo, so I created three images in this set. Chiseled landscape Chiseled throat Chiseled edge I hope you enjoy them. All images were shot on a base of figured Australian redgum.