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   Don | Oct 31, 2009 07:33pm | #1

   Neat!!! Really Neat!

   Don

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   basswood | Oct 31, 2009 07:48pm | #2

   Thanks Don. Pulchritudinous Project, Process and Perspective Pics. :o)

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   Don | Oct 31, 2009 08:42pm | #3

   All I can say to that is.....Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!<G>DonDon Reinhard
   The Glass Masterworks
   "If it scratches, I etch it!"

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   stevent1 | Oct 31, 2009 09:01pm | #4

   Brian,

   Very nice. Is it on your website?

   Chuck S

   live, work, build, ...better with wood
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   basswood | Oct 31, 2009 09:07pm | #5

   Hi Chuck,Glad you liked them. I so have a web guru working on a site for me, but nothing up yet... soon I'll have something.Just using photobucket in the meantime.Regards,Brian

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   Ozlander | Nov 01, 2009 06:38am | #6

   You always seem to out do yourself.

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   basswood | Nov 01, 2009 06:46pm | #9

   Thanks Oz,I have a tin ceiling to install in a Victorian this month. It should make for some cool perspective shots across the tin field.Regards,Bass

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   theslateman | Nov 01, 2009 02:31pm | #7

   Very nice slide show Brian !!

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   basswood | Nov 01, 2009 06:49pm | #10

   Thanks Walter,I bet if you took some pics of your projects from odd angles, you could get some cool perspective shots.All the best,Bass

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   theslateman | Nov 01, 2009 06:52pm | #12

   Brian ,

   I do just that at times , to see what the results are .

   I'll have to experiment more like you'll do with the tin ceiling  .

   Best regards ,  Walter

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   basswood | Nov 01, 2009 07:14pm | #13

   Hi Walter,I look forward to seeing more of your pics. I still take plenty of "normal" photos, but sometimes the quirky stuff can be fun. Might be worthwhile to include some of those interesting perspective shots in the portfolio and other marketing.My clientele is rather artsy, so they might dig that kinda stuff.All the best,Brian

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   zachariah | Nov 09, 2009 06:22am | #14

   Very nice work and photography, thanks!

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   basswood | Nov 09, 2009 07:25am | #15

   Thanks Zach,I forgot to add this pic (oak shaving from my stanley block plane):

   
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   BossHog | Nov 09, 2009 09:47am | #17

   A while back someone asked me to make a wreath with shavings like those. They saw on in a magazine that had a plywood circle covered with wood shavings. It sounded interesting, but I never got around to trying it.

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   basswood | Nov 13, 2009 03:37am | #21

   That wreath would make a nice fire starter too. ;o)

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   doodabug | Nov 01, 2009 02:43pm | #8

   Very cool. Looking forward to the website. Dallas

   http://dallasmartin.shutterfly.com
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   basswood | Nov 01, 2009 06:51pm | #11

   Thanks Dallas,The website will eventually include some photo essays and Blogs about my work. I'll keep you posted.Have a great day!Bass

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   Scarecrow | Nov 09, 2009 07:34am | #16

   Nice work and a very well put together presentation.

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   basswood | Nov 13, 2009 03:34am | #20

   Thanks Scarecrow, glad you liked the show. :o)Cheers,Basswood

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   theslateman | Nov 12, 2009 02:11am | #18

   Brian,

   Here are a couple from today on Vinalhaven  -- copper gutters on the Library

   
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   stevent1 | Nov 12, 2009 11:25pm | #19

   Brian,

   Here are a couple from today cutting parts for a French knot in "Small Addition"

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   Chuck S

   live, work, build, ...better with wood

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   basswood | Nov 13, 2009 03:47am | #23

   The French knot looks like a nice piece. Is it a floor inlay?Here are pics of the stair rails I'm working on:

   
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   stevent1 | Nov 13, 2009 03:59am | #24

   Brian,That is a floor inlay. I ran and installed many thousand feet of similar rail for hospitals as bumper guards. We were able to buy 7/4 red oak to cut down on waste. Now hospitals use a pvc based system.Nice work.Chuck Slive, work, build, ...better with wood

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   basswood | Nov 13, 2009 03:40am | #22

   Cool gutter shots Walter. I'll get some copper, slate, and granite pics for your Architecture thread, as I'm able.All the best,Brian

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   theslateman | Dec 04, 2009 12:44am | #25

   Brian ,

   Trying to snap some interesting perspective shots for you when I see them .

   Walter

    

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   basswood | Dec 06, 2009 07:30pm | #26

   Very Nice Walter,Thanks for that. Always good to look at stuff from a new angle.Here is a "rose window" or "wheel window" up close: