Weld
128 creative works found
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a happy bit of tram track maintenance at around 2 am, melbourne, australia /
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Mig Welding up close and personal (don’t look too long!!!!) ;)
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The rusted and weathered side of a Loader cabin, in a bunch of used and derelict mine equipment.
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The shadow of some Pilbara fauna, cast on the side of a derelict Loader cab amungst some old mine equipment.
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Taken in London at the Maksons Engineering factory, this photograph illustrates the complex methods undertaken by fabricators when performing their duties.
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Sculpture of welded horse’s head and mane in Italy
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welder working with sparks flying at him
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Displayed in the middle of the town of Hyden (Wave Rock), Western Australia, are a group of artistic creations that have been put together with old pieces of metal etc.
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“WHEN YOU LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFUL FLOWER YOU CAN SEE IMAGES OR FACES BEHIND IT. “EXAMPLE” DO NOT BE SO QUICK TO PASS JUDGMENT ON SOMETHING OR SOMEONE JUST BY LOOKING AT ITS COVER.
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Watch the Video here A handful of sand / Is all that you grab / As you’re watching the money fall / Right through your hands / It took such a long, long time now / To build on demand / But this is a war in the cradle of / This modern man Does this mean we’re breaking up? / Does this mean we’re breaking up? / Does this mean we’re breaking up? / Like stones again? / Like stones again? A mouthful of glass / That cuts up your words / You better watch that nothing’s falling out / Watching nothing is heard Does this mean we’re breaking up? / Does this mean we’re breaking up? / Does this mean we’re breaking up? / Like stones again? It took a long, long, long, long time / To reverse, like a curse / It took a long, long, long, long time / Took long, long, long, long time And these are the words in the pages of / And this is the law of unspoken love / And this is a war in the cradle of / This modern man Does this mean we’re breaking up? [x8] / Like stones again? [x8] Eskimo Joe
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Well it’s Joe. “Normally you would not do this to the underside of a car”, or at least that’s what Joe told me that day but I needed some light in his alley garage so as he wanted to have a smoke anyway he lit up this torch and then we went to work on this car, except we didn’t touch it, really mister, your car is fine.
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Watch an awesome CMV here Welcome my son, welcome to the machine. / Where have you been? / It’s alright we know where you’ve been. / You’ve been in the pipeline, filling in time, / Provided with toys and ‘Scouting for Boys’. / You bought a guitar to punish your ma, / And you didn’t like school, / and you know you’re nobody’s fool, / So welcome to the machine. Welcome my son, welcome to the machine. / What did you dream? / It’s alright we told you what to dream. / You dreamed of a big star, / He played a mean guitar, / He always ate in the Steak Bar. / He loved to drive in his Jaguar. / So welcome to the Machine. Pink Floyd
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For a change I wasn’t the one welding so I took the oppurtunity to get a few shots in.Always enjoyable watching someone else work.
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A welded sign from near Eagle Mountain, Utah. Prohibiting from dumping junk/garbage in a sagebrush field.
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iron weld / /
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The guys that built this beauty were from BC Canada and alot of fun to talk to, the tig welding on this frame was flawless… A Vroom with a view!!! Get your motors runnin, head out on the highway…
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job ad t-shirt
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A couple of welding booths, each with blast doors and exhaust systems for air. The individual sodium lights in each gave them such a nice orange glow.
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Fire in the Water ….. Salvage dive operations in full swing, captured at the 2009 Norfolk Harborfest. This was a neat demo to watch, from the donning of the antique dive gear, to the metal being cut by an underwater torch. This easily would have looked just like this in 1930 or so. Best viewed in Large. Taken with Nikon D300 and Sigma 50-500mm. Single RAW image processed through ReDynaMix for a slight HDR look, dodge and burn applied through CS3.
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Captured at the 2009 Harborfest in Norfolk, VA. This was taken during an underwater dive demo, the crew of the Salvageship Cromo, demonstrated the techniques of cutting steel underwater while wearing an antique but 100% functional dive suit and helmet. Best viewed in LARGE for sure!
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Rust and welding on steel. Nikon D300, Nikkor 24-120mm /
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Rust and welding material on sheet metal. Nikon D200, Tamron 7-50mm /
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