Padlock(s) and chain #4 by goodoleboy
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Captured 7/26/12, early in the morn, within hiking distance of my lackadaisical lodgings.
Substantially ZOOM worthy.
I like the paint job in the top two fotos and the welding in the bottom pic. The front link of the chain looks like a pretzel in that one.
Totziens, thankx for hopping aboard, and for any and all favs and comments.
Comments (8)
jocko500
wonder if they still work as they look like they was not open in a long time. cool shots
durleybeachbum
Weird painting them! Most interesting pics.
morningglory
Love the welded pretzel link on the bottom. Cool collage effort. I wonder if you or durleybeachbum has the most padlock pics.
magnus073
Fantastic looking collage Harry, really love this amazing collection
MrsRatbag
Wonderful shapes and textures in these shots, Harry; well seen and captured!
sharky_
Locked and Secured! Interesting shot. Aloha
danapommet
I like the photos and collage but the center padlock is not locking anything!
anahata.c
(Sorry for the 3 ebots: My server is sputtering...) I know, your other shots are angry with me for having concentrated on locks more than anything else, tonight, but I've neglected them a long time and needed to 'saturate' myself with them. (More 'categories' next time, I promise.) Again, a collection filled with action, angle, contrast, etc. The 1st is such a complicated shot: I hope you know how much of an abstract artist you are in shots like these: It's just filled with angles, contrasts, textures and strange open spaces, etc. You even have some graffiti, which adds something special...2 gives us space all of a sudden; and the lock stands out with those muscular twists (love 'm) as well that unusual decaying yellow paint...Then we return to complexity again, with another capture of angled posts, etc, and fine contrasts (rust against white, etc). Also, it's nice to see grass and road in these shots, because they add a new depth. You have a wonderful eye for these remarkable creatures (ie, padlocks), and this is another dramatic montage to boot. I have to stop now, but I've been waiting a long time to do a session of these, and it's been great. (And btw, your links have been wonderful, Harry: The lion running up to its previous owners, in Africa, was beautiful; and I'll pass along the egg yolk technique to my egg-eating friends. Fine stuff, all. A 3D journey over earth was another beauty...) A great journey tonight. Hope you're doing well, Harry.