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From a blacksmith shop that closed in 1940.
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Nor computers, push button telephones, nuclear bombs, jet aircraft, television, or WWII.........I'm glad you liked the image and that it provoked an assessment how many conveniences we have today.Great photo and it makes me think... When those tools were made there was no such thing as a DSLR, the Internet, forums, ATM's, etc.
Crazy... 20 years from now our kids are going to have old photos of our gear and asking people on something that hasn't been invented yet what it is, lol.
OK, I kind of rambled there... hopefully everyone will be able to follow that.
Thank you. I'll consider the image a success.Very cool photo i love the texture how old and ruged it is Very nice work.
Or the iron (and steel) looks like wood. I appreciate the comment. These hammers and other pieces have been sitting on this bench untouched, for 59 years.Cool. Iron everywere...even the wood looks like iron.
Noted and thank you for taking a look and giving me your opinion. Yours and ValDR's comments will influence me when I return to the shop, for sure.I am with ValDR on this one. This shot is all about textures, but the post-processing makes the wood look weird: too contrasty and too shiny.