Some more shots from the shearing trailer. With numbers ;-).
Again, I like the blur of his hand. I also like the focus on the ear.
An old scale.
Funny speckled face.
Numbers, just the same.
Another ear tag.
Burlap sacks, stacked and ready to fill.
Stuffed and stitched closed. I should have asked what these numbers mean.
Fun challenge - thanks Ed!
For a number of other Sunday Stills...
Again, I like the blur of his hand. I also like the focus on the ear.
An old scale.
Funny speckled face.
Numbers, just the same.
Another ear tag.
Burlap sacks, stacked and ready to fill.
Stuffed and stitched closed. I should have asked what these numbers mean.
Fun challenge - thanks Ed!
For a number of other Sunday Stills...
15 comments:
Great pictures for an interesting challenge. What do the numbers on the shearing machine mean?
Great shots, absolutely love them all!
Very cool shots..:-)
Good numbers choices, and I enjoyed both your shearing posts. :)
I'm sure the hash marks were tallying the number of sheep shorn at some point. Dale uses a click counter attached to the ceiling. His numbers were quite a bit higher than 54 ;-).
These turned out just gorgeous! The lighting is perfect, and yo ureally captured some unusual examples of plain old "numbers".
Great set of photos, the old scale is very interesting!
Ebie's Numbers Challenge.
What fascinating photos for the numbers challenge! I like the way you experimented with light to get just what you wanted. Very Effective.
The burlap sacks made for an AMAZING shot! Great Numbers!
love the burlap!
it all looks like hard work, but very rewarding.
All very intriguing shots of the wool trade!
these are fabulous! well done, all your photos have lovely depth of field focus
thanks for sharing a look at your shearing activities..very interesting.. and a great selection of numbers:)
You did a great job with the numbers challenge...and the shearing trailer post was really interesting.
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