Metalwork Class 1956
by tyronet2000
Items from my school days
Uploaded23/11/2014 - 15:12
CategoryStill Life
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Posted 23/11/2014 - 15:59
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Teaka53 wrote:
Superb capture Stan, you must have polished them for to occasion, the light is fabulous. I remember these lessons with fondness, never produced any thing anywhere near this quality though
Thanks Malc. I much preferred metalwork to woodwork mainly because nothing useful was produced in woodwork except a clothes horse, now long gone. I have a slide bevel somewhere in a toolbox and had to pay 2pence old money for the material (steel). No idea how much it would cost to purchase from a shop now
Superb capture Stan, you must have polished them for to occasion, the light is fabulous. I remember these lessons with fondness, never produced any thing anywhere near this quality though
Posted 23/11/2014 - 16:11
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tyronet2000 wrote:
....Price in Italy is expensive....items older than me of 1 year.....and they will be alive for 58 years yet. This is difference between metal and meat (that is metal without an "L")
Teaka53 wrote:
Superb capture Stan, you must have polished them for to occasion, the light is fabulous. I remember these lessons with fondness, never produced any thing anywhere near this quality though
Thanks Malc. I much preferred metalwork to woodwork mainly because nothing useful was produced in woodwork except a clothes horse, now long gone. I have a slide bevel somewhere in a toolbox and had to pay 2pence old money for the material (steel). No idea how much it would cost to purchase from a shop now Superb capture Stan, you must have polished them for to occasion, the light is fabulous. I remember these lessons with fondness, never produced any thing anywhere near this quality though
Posted 23/11/2014 - 16:24
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Lovely rich tones there Stan and not a bad bit of metalworking either - nothing I made has survived this long.
Carl
Carl
No matter how many lenses I have owned - I have always needed just one more
Posted 24/11/2014 - 01:52
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The lighting's right, the tone is right, the compo is right
(almost as good as your metalwork).
(almost as good as your metalwork).
Posted 25/11/2014 - 17:05
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Gosh they're well looked after, very nice shot, i have some pottery from my school days, they're in my garden because nobody likes them lol
Posted 28/12/2014 - 15:39
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I remember copperwork! Still have a serviette ring which is in use. Also made an ashtray - but that has long gone! Nice image Stan!
Andy
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