Handicraft #3 by Akinom

Photography • Objects • posted on Nov 10, 2003

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Hey Drea, you told me you like little quizzes... so here is one more for you and of course for all the others too ;o) Another shot from the exhibition about handicraft I've visited a couple of months ago. Some artisans showed their work and also one could watch them working. Hope you like it. Will know which craftsman I met here ;o) Assume you will know it again like in my shots "Handicraft" and Handicraft #2. Ok, a collage of this stuff next time :o) Thanks for viewing and any comments! Hugz, Monika

Comments (22)

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creanum

7:44AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Excellent picture, good light

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Legadia

8:34AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Lovely shot Monika.i have no idea this time!huggles :-)

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Tommy3D

10:36AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

I don't have a clue either! But I love it, Monika!! huggles

Tedz

10:41AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Is it a Shish Kebab Cook? Hugz...weiss wein und mayonaisse

logiloglu

11:20AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

excellent and a very interesting theme. thanks for sharing , Monika. !!!!!!! :O) !!!!!!!

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Drea71

11:46AM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Oh great - I'd hoped to be late enough to spy on the other guesses, but that didn't work sigh. So, let me first tell you that this another great shot and I like the frame and everything... Well, I'm afraid now it's time to make a guess (or two or three): I can't quite figure out what the thing is she holds there, but I'd say she might be a goldsmith? *hopehopehope'

garnite

12:45PM | Mon, 10 November 2003

Wonderfull shot. I'd guess a glass blower? I love his flamethrower, all that convoluted piping. It's a work of art in itself.

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