Wood work

Antonio Correia

This time it's not about painting numbers in B&W or color, but about wood work.


EXIF for the last one: Date Modified 2007-03-08 16:12:56
Date Taken 2007-03-08 09:02:00 Camera Canon EOS 20D Exposure Time 1/40 Aperture f/5.0 ISO 400 Focal Length 16mm * 1,6 Flash fired, compulsory flash mode, red-eye reduction mode Exposure Program shutter priority Exposure Bias 0 EVExposure Mode auto White Balance auto Color Space sRGB

Thank you for watching !

Skippy

Antonio Correia wrote:

This time it's not about painting numbers in B&W or color, but about wood work.

EXIF for the last one: Date Modified 2007-03-08 16:12:56
Date Taken 2007-03-08 09:02:00 Camera Canon EOS 20D Exposure Time 1/40 Aperture f/5.0 ISO 400 Focal Length 16mm * 1,6 Flash fired, compulsory flash mode, red-eye reduction mode Exposure Program shutter priority Exposure Bias 0 EVExposure Mode auto White Balance auto Color Space sRGB

Thank you for watching !

Whats he making Antonio? ..... Skippy
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Antonio Correia

Skippy wrote:

Whats he making Antonio? ..... Skippy
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I don't know the English for that but he is making the parts of a door which are fixed to the walls and where the door hangs.

Not very clear ...

We can say he is doing the frames !

It's an old way no more in use...

Thank you Skippy

Antonio Correia

The last of the serie

mwalters

Hi Antonio, you do a good job of capturing disappearing skills, with this and your other series.

I particularly like the movement of the hammer and the look of concentration in the first image.

Matthew

Antonio Correia

mwalters wrote:

Hi Antonio, you do a good job of capturing disappearing skills, with this and your other series.

I particularly like the movement of the hammer and the look of concentration in the first image.

Matthew

Thank you for the comment Matthew.
These old skills are not that old in Portugal.
The European Community has the tendency to normalize, ending certain artifact factories, popular food not being good enough to sell to the people directly, etc. I suppose you know what I mean ...
I am going to try to shoot a whole lot of pictures with different kind of works.

The movement of the hammer was captured thanks to slow sync speed on the flash.
The man was making his jog without attention to my presence.

I have to try again tomorrow with the same guy and similar work...

Have a good evenning !

ballentphoto

Woodworking is my other hobby and it's great to see it in action. Looks like he is building a door jam

Antonio Correia

ballentphoto wrote:

Woodworking is my other hobby and it's great to see it in action. Looks like he is building a door jam

Then you - in the USA - call it a door jam.
Thank you for the comment Michael !