Old Tool works - bench by MossSphere
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Another shot inside the Old Tools works - due to popular request, well TwoPynts asked for more anyway!
It is not a very big works, 2 waterwheels powering a couple of large shafts with a number of different cogs and gears driving various machines, mainly with pulley belts.
This little work bench is squeezed in between to drop hammers - a large (red) one to the right, and a smaller one to the left, you can imagine standing here, working at the bench with the hammers going making shovels, spades etc.. remembering to keep your elbows in!
This was shot hand-held, with just the available light from the window in "Old Tool works".
Tried this in B/w but think I prefer it in colour.
It is not a very big works, 2 waterwheels powering a couple of large shafts with a number of different cogs and gears driving various machines, mainly with pulley belts.
This little work bench is squeezed in between to drop hammers - a large (red) one to the right, and a smaller one to the left, you can imagine standing here, working at the bench with the hammers going making shovels, spades etc.. remembering to keep your elbows in!
This was shot hand-held, with just the available light from the window in "Old Tool works".
Tried this in B/w but think I prefer it in colour.
Comments (8)
kennyliu
Lot of stuffs here, i like the lighting, cool shot!
diomedes66
Wonderful image and magnificent detail and light! I agree with Twopynts; keep these images coming; most fascinating and well done!
Ti-Paul
Awesome find my friend! I love looking at old things like this! I find this very interesting and educational,to see how they used to do and fabricate things those days!Love those old tools!Takes be back in time,maybe because i was born on a farm ! Better not say more!!!! I'll be given away my age !lol...Thank you so much for sharing those long forgoten tresors! You've my undevoted attention that's for sure! Have a great week!
cynlee
a mecca of textures & jumble of tools!! i like it :]
Enmos
Really cool, i like this !! Very interesting to look around :o) Superb work !! :o)
escafeld
Yesterdays mention of a PSP cloning tip helps with high contrast. Take the shot and expose for the lighter areas. Open two copies, lighten one to show detail in the shadows and clone from it to the one correctly exposed for the lighter areas. You then have the best of both worlds. Excellent again!!!
sossy
wonderful and impressive capture of this stuffed room! ;o)
logiloglu
simply fascinating chaos. i like it, it has its own beauty. an excellent photography !!!!!!!! #:O)!!!!!!!!