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06/27/2007 05:47:01 AMPost actions
Thank you very much everyone for all of your comments, ratings and guesses; I really appreciate it....
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06/26/2007 11:00:19 PMPost actions
something metal...nice lighting
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06/26/2007 04:35:25 PMPost actions
looks like a load of toblerones next to one another hehe. Nice.
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06/26/2007 11:52:23 AMPost actions
okay i think its a meat pounder... but i don't even care! its so perfect with its regimented rows. great light, tone, composition. well done!
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06/26/2007 05:02:01 AMPost actions
Meat pulverizer... I like the lighting I can't seem to put my finger on it, but the image just isn't popping for me for some reason.
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06/26/2007 03:16:21 AMPost actions
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06/26/2007 12:00:28 AMPost actions
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06/25/2007 03:58:16 PMPost actions
Tenderising hammer? Nice job.. might have converted to b/w as the blue CA on the bottom left pyramid is bit of a distraction once i saw it.
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06/25/2007 02:37:07 PMPost actions
Looks like a meat tenderizer
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06/25/2007 12:16:07 AMPost actions
Hey, if this is what I think it is, I used to know a guy that dated a girl that had one. It was a metal pillow that she said was only made for a short time in certain Pennsylvania forges in the mid 1900's. It was designed by the reknowned metal smith master, Pierre St. John Dominique Finklestein in secrecy for a very small, and eccentric order of masochistic nuns, who lived in total privacy and seclusion hidden away in the remotest wilderness of New Jersey. The sect has long since desolved, not surprising, considering at the height of their day, there numbers never surpassed 3 full blown members. Only a handful of these 'special' pillows were ever made, at least authentic Finklestein pieces (there were some far inferior copies made by various unscrupolous designers), and today they are, aside from being quite valuable, hightly coveted collectables, and they make for an outstanding conversation piece to have on display in your living room. But I'm sure you are well aware of all this. You are very fortunate, indeed my friend. :-)
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06/24/2007 05:09:15 PMPost actions
Nails of some sort? Whatever it is, its got great lighting and good composition. Nice work.
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06/24/2007 02:26:34 PMPost actions
meat tenderizer? good shot, very gothic feeling. greater depth of field would have made it more apocalyptic I feel. A little brighter with the lighting might have helped.
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06/23/2007 12:58:34 AMPost actions
Rather looks like the head on an older type meat tenderizer. Good capture.
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06/23/2007 12:46:14 AMPost actions
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06/22/2007 11:39:38 PMPost actions
Meat Mallet? Very nicely photographed what ever it is. You obviously know what you are doing. :)
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06/22/2007 10:31:09 PMPost actions
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06/22/2007 09:29:53 PMPost actions
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06/22/2007 06:09:00 AMPost actions
looks like one of these tools you use to make the meat tender.
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06/22/2007 02:13:20 AMPost actions
Hammer used to tenderize meat?
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06/22/2007 02:11:14 AMPost actions
an old file?? nice lighting
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06/21/2007 09:36:53 PMPost actions
A mountain range from a nighmare, very effective.
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06/21/2007 09:02:58 PMPost actions
the business end of a meat-tenderizing hammer?
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06/21/2007 03:08:14 PMPost actions
Not sure exactly what it is, maybe a meat tenderizer or a type of tool. Very good title, good DOF, lighting.
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06/21/2007 02:36:01 PMPost actions
some type of kitchen utensil?? i like this shot and the title is perfect!
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06/21/2007 12:10:33 PMPost actions
waffle iron? Probably not but there are several shots similar to this and that's all I can figure.
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06/21/2007 08:22:14 AMPost actions
its a tool of some kind maybe a vise
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06/20/2007 11:10:19 PMPost actions
This one might actually be a waffle iron. I like the lighting and composition. DOF looks good.
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06/20/2007 10:40:25 PMPost actions
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06/20/2007 10:20:57 PMPost actions
First I thought some kind of metal teeth in a gear or something, but then I thought it could be rubber tire treads.
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06/20/2007 03:24:19 PMPost actions
is this a meat tenderizer? nice composition.
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06/20/2007 12:35:05 PMPost actions
very clever, i like it. i don't know what this is?
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06/20/2007 12:06:49 PMPost actions
Meat mallot (tenderizer)? Very nice shadows
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06/20/2007 11:13:38 AMPost actions
Steak tenderizer - aka hammer.
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06/20/2007 06:54:58 AMPost actions
This is one that is really interesting. I have no idea what it is. I like the repetition and the light and shadow.
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06/20/2007 01:27:41 AMPost actions
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