...................................are often really cool.
They express the ingenuity and imagination of the human spirit.
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- NYD
- Lilliput, Japan
- Take some time and look at the world around you- Amazing, isn't it?
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Pictures, even bad ones take a lot of effort.
Most of the pictures on this page are mine. Feel free to use them so long as you display artistic credit and or a link to this site, thanks.
Almost all of the files I publish are quite large.
Feel free to download and resize them to suit your needs.
Peace.
Most of the pictures on this page are mine. Feel free to use them so long as you display artistic credit and or a link to this site, thanks.
Almost all of the files I publish are quite large.
Feel free to download and resize them to suit your needs.
Peace.
Picture perfect people.
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Happy Thanksgiving10 years ago
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Goodbye11 years ago
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Danielle is 2013 years ago
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Bangor Daily Photo15 years ago
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A model opportunity15 years ago
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Remembering Suzanne a.k.a. Liquid15 years ago
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5 comments:
I was oblivious to this other blog of yours, man. Cool!
BTW, my grandfather was a machinist that used to cut gears and other parts for the big mining machines at the Bingham copper mine. It was easier/cheaper back in the day to make the stuff on site rather than have it shipped. Vern was a mechanical genius, but he absolutely would pitch gigantic fits if one of his grandson's was messing around in his shop (hahaha).
Hey Grunt. It's nice to see you here.
Photography is just one of my hobbies and now it shares time with learning guitar. Taking photographs is way easier for me.
I love things mechanical. I studied Mechanical engineering in High school and have a deep love for the things produced at a master machineists hands.
lovely photos...I gotta say I love a fine machine too...ferrari, lambourghini, porsche ;)
xx
pinks
marvelous machines burst from marvelous minds
This rocks--I couldn't do this in a million years.
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