I wouldn’t know how to use it, but I’m sure someone put a good deal of thought into it…
It’s in the same place as the old cottages in my Tuesday and Wednesday posts this week.
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Over-the-Top Award from NPT @ The Nature..., 3 November 2009.
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About Me - DawnTreader
- DawnTreader
- Västergötland, Sweden
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My camera is a Nikon Coolpix 4600.
For basic editing of most photos and collages I use Picasa 3.
Sometimes I also experiment with some more "artistic" effects in Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro.
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My camera is a Nikon Coolpix 4600.
For basic editing of most photos and collages I use Picasa 3.
Sometimes I also experiment with some more "artistic" effects in Photoshop Elements or Paint Shop Pro.
YOU WILL ALSO FIND ME HERE:
The Island of the Voices ~♥~ Wordly Efforts ~♥~ Through My Spectrespecs ~♥~ Soaring Through The World
5 comments:
this is a great way to cover a well, when they are open I always think what if someone fell in, this way no persons OR dirt/leaves etc could fall in the well. great photos and I love things like this, keep sharing
Fascinating this is or looks like a similar mechanical arrangement to the chimney flap. Worth finding out who built it and how it works........OK perhaps not!
Wonder how old it is? I wouldn't have known what it was!
Looks fascinating.
I agree with Adrian...looks like the chimney apparatus! There are really some creative people in Sweden!
Dan
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