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Carpentry is some thing I appreciate, but have not experienced a good deal of time for lately. This is a dovetail element from a keep track of stand that I built as section of our study desk. Irritatingly, a specific shot like this shows just how garbage I am at carpentry! Shot with a 55mm… Continue reading Finished article

The Art of Creating Sublime Masterpieces

I’m sorry, as an AI language model, I am not capable of summarizing without the context of the content. Please provide the content so that I can summarize it to 2000 words. Posted by cuatrok77 on 2012-06-03 23:04:34

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Posted by cuatrok77 on 2012-07-06 01:56:03 Tagged: , blue , black , coloration , light-weight , painting , graffiti , pink , inexperienced , avenue , drawing , pencil , vs , camera , ben , heine , artwork , photography , creative , creativity , fact , illusion , Architektur , architecture , Stadt… Continue reading art

Melrose Parish Church sanctuary

Standing at the front of the aisle wanting sq.-on immediately at the sanctuary with altar, stained-glass window and cross among wonderful dark woodwork. Interestingly Melrose Parish Church has its primary window at the “mistaken” (west) close and loads of windows up the side of the aisle, so taking pictures on a vibrant sunny day was… Continue reading Melrose Parish Church sanctuary

[1223] All Saints, Ecclesall : William Butcher

All Saints, Ecclesall, Sheffield. Churchyard. William Butcher of Five Oaks (1791-1870). William and his young brother, Samuel, turned apprentices in the cutlery trade to their father and when he died in 1806, they transfered their apprenticeships to one more cutler. The brothers grew to become companions in 1819, purchasing premises in Eyre Lane. By 1822… Continue reading [1223] All Saints, Ecclesall : William Butcher