Screw screwing
397 creative works found
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A parody on those awful I HEART NY t-shirts that everybody seems to want to wear.
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Screw Work
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Screw Work
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A few screws from my old bookcase that have been sitting on my window ledge for a few months. I totally forgot they were there until earlier.
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We all are subject to corrosion, even the strongest and the hardest of us all.
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Another drawing done at college, having to enlarge an item and put in the details. This was not a very challenging one to do lol. Ink, conte, pastels
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Hood ornament on an old Humber Super Snipe. I think it is around a 1960 model.
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The small things matter in urban art. Even the screws get painted, slathered in bright pink to blend in. Only in the side view did it appear.
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A blue screw from a rail line
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There is something about working with your hands. In my spare time I enjoy building things, which is something that I have acquired from my step father who is a builder and carpenter. I am starting to photograph the different parts of my tool box. Look forward to more in the near future. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark ll, 150mm Macro lens, f/2.8, shutter 1/160 / Exposure bias -1.00, ISO 400
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Let’s face it…working for nuts would suck! This little guy decided to tell Santa just what was on his mind…lol We shall see if this causes trouble for Santa’s plans this year. Word has it on the streets that Santas slaves are going on strike unless demands are met. By the look in his eye , I would take him seriously.
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Never be the first to arrive at a party or the last to go home, and never, ever be both. David Brown
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One square bolt lies exposed and abandoned, rusting away among its secure, round-headed neighbors. Featured in / Good News Group / (2009.AUG.09) Abstract Macro Urban Art / (2009.JUL.27) “Terminal” is double-entendre, as this scene is set on the terminal end of an abandoned railway ore-freight car. Canon 350D EOS / Tamron 55/200mm Corel PhotoImpact x3
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This T-shirt decribes the middle class lifestyle.
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how life is for the “middle” class
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This carved object, not even a half inch in diameter, is astonishing. That Mr. Weisbaden had not only the tools, but the steady hand, the discerning eye, and the vision to put such detail into something so insignificant, drew a an explosive exclamation from me, as I focused in on the metal. I hope you enjoy his work as much as I did.
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This was part of a huge chain hanging on an old gate. In the background you can see the remains of a clear-cut on the mountain… growing back with a “mono-forest”. Thus… we’re screwed. Lane County, Oregon Featured in Old & Rusty
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CALLANDER – SCOTLAND
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Taken at Dunwich Heath Nationial Trust Suffolk on 24, 5, 09 Walking around the Heath there was wonderful Ferns, that were just so wonderful to look at close up all waiting for the sun to touch them so they spread there arms out. Nikon D90 with Nikor 18-105 vr lens on aperture piority setting focal length 105mm / F/. 8 / Exposure 1/60 sec and -0.1 step / ISO 250 may of had a +4 macro screw on lens for this shot cannot remember. Level change and processed using Nikon Colour Efex Pro 3.0 complete
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All too many places in our world need to lock things, or in this case, screw it into the ground. This bench sits in a public garden near the center of Istanbul, and seems unlikely to be swiped.
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A close up of my self-build cabinet. I really enjoyed putting it together and of course taking a few shots whilst I was busy. Featured in Domestic Art – Home is Where the Art is on 12 September 2009* Canon EOS 400D / f/5.6 / SS 1/4s / ISO 100
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