Woodworking?
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@J-Jericho I remember doing it that way!
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@manfredv I figured that, considering the effort you put into your project, that this form of photography might interest you. Yes, I know that's not what you meant in your comment, and yes, I intended humor in my response, but I think an appropriate way to archive your work might be achieved by using a process which involves the dedication you had to your goal. Here's something I found when I was looking for a way to respond to your post: https://medium.com/vantage/a-first-timers-foray-into-wet-plate-photography-495680004324
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@J-Jericho I can't remember doing it that way. However one of my life long hobbies is photography. So to me that was a very interesting article. I resisted the change to digital format for a long time. Heck I resisted going to autofocus I guess because I had so much manual equipment. I just wish I could figure out how to post a picture on this forum. I had no problem on TM. I suppose if you are lucky to live long enough the world leaves you behind.
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@manfredv said in Woodworking?:
I just wish I could figure out how to post a picture on this forum. I had no problem on TM. I suppose if you are lucky to live long enough the world leaves you behind.
This is how I post photos on an iPhone. I can not vouch for other devices.
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Hit the curved arrow below the last discission in order to reply.
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Look at the white menu bar immediately below the blue bar.
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Slide the white menu bar to the left ( arrow 1 ) and select the horizontal line with an arrow perpendicular to it ( arrow 2 ).
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Select which folder you want choose that contains the photo. This will open this selected folder.
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Choose the subfolder you would like to access.
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Finally choose the photo and hit done.
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Submit the post as you usually would.
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@SSmith1226 many thanks, I had no ideal
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Beautiful work!
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@SSmith1226 thanks
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Work in progress.
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Purpleheart? That is some seriously hard, dense wood!
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@Newell-Post Based on your user I'd I've often wondered if you turned.
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@Kujo20 Yep. Purpleheart. It turns beautifully, but it's slow going!
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@administrator I belong to the Unitarian church, which uses the "flaming chalice" as one of its symbols. (One wag once said the flaming chalice looks kind of like a candle in a martini glass.) So, I make these chalices out of different woods and give them away to other churches or individuals. They are basically big candle holders. The photo of me at the lathe is a purpleheart chalice in the early stages. The red colored chalice is made from a tropical wood called "bloodwood." (But tropical woods are marketed under many different trade names. There's no telling what species of wood it really is.)
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@Newell-Post beautiful work
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