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13-Apr-2019

Saved Scraps

Sony Alpha α7R II
1/100s f/16.0 at 28.0mm iso8000 hide exif
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Date/Time13-Apr-2019 12:17:20
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ModelILCE-7RM2
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length28 mm
Exposure Time1/100 sec
Aperturef/16
ISO Equivalent8000
Exposure Bias0.00
White Balance0
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality (7)
Exposure Programmanual (1)
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Don Mottershead22-Apr-2019 01:12
Waste not, want not. Cool image.
Dave Petersen Photography21-Apr-2019 15:44
For some this is a pile of stacked lumber. I see it as an image showing possibilities. The viewer can speculate on why this caught your eye. I think I know why my friend. VV
Kevin Warren20-Apr-2019 14:24
Nicely seen, I have a collection like this but no where near as orderly.
Gill Kopy20-Apr-2019 00:37
This looks very much like the garden shed we inherited, except this is neat :) I like how the colours in this shot compliment each other, balanced off nicely. V
Walter Otto Koenig20-Apr-2019 00:12
Nice shot with the different colors and shapes. I have no use for wood, I have books!
Earl Misanchuk19-Apr-2019 23:33
Looks exactly what my workshop would look like if it were multiplied by 100, and the "scrap" pieces did not exceed 10" in length :-)
John Vass19-Apr-2019 23:02
Well seen! Love it! I have this problem, NOT. There is always that piece or two the are to long and they has to be placed diagonally. Also the wood has to be spread somewhat evenly along the wall to facilitate finding it later with a certain amount of ease. The only thing I see out of place are the slats of the right side of the photo? Someone going brush against then and they are going to fall over. Then all the scrap starts to feel like a hassle. It isn’t so stay the course because someday you be glad that that one piece of “scrap” because it saved you time and money. . BV
janescottcumming19-Apr-2019 21:59
My husband would go nuts looking through all that wood.
Dan Greenberg19-Apr-2019 20:54
They definitely have a good variety of sizes and types. Well captured! ~V~
Tom Beech19-Apr-2019 20:34
I save them up to the point of falling over... you have to have limits set... However, the day after I clean out, I need to buy a whole 8 ft to get 2 ft piece I need 8-)
globalgadabout19-Apr-2019 20:13
cut-offs are well worth saving...one never knows when a short piece of wood might be all that is needed...
Jim Coffman19-Apr-2019 19:57
A interesting find, and well captured, Neil...
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