Weekend Sundries – 4-5 December 2021
LeMon3
‘One of the reasons I live in the country is this photo. Night skys are
the most relaxing thing I know – I love to be out there and just look at
them. Sometimes I pull out the telescope and look closely, sometimes the
camera to get the colour I can’t see by eye (as in this example). And if
I want to be completely humbled, I try a bit of astrophotography – man
that is *hard* to get right.’

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C’est de la folie
‘Saturday Macro Breakfast’

Second Cup

Stomper
‘Sons pet stick insects’



Jason
‘A couple of fishing photos from my son over the various Covid lockdowns. Both caught off a kayak on Sydney Harbour.

This was a Jewfish/ Mulloway caught off Watson’s Bay.

Fishing 72
‘These are from my favourite place in the world- a spot called Red Bluff in North West WA. Myself and my lady will park up here for months at a time just surfing, fishing, camping, diving and living in the desert. Amazing energy to this place.’



‘These are shots from the second of my happy spots. Indonesia and its waves has had a hold over me for decades. The people, food, culture and environment is incredible and I find it addictive. Best waves in the world!’



‘I’m a sandgroper at heart but otherwise unfortunate circumstance led us back to the East coast and to this town. It could’ve been worse! Life is good for a fisherman when you can catch yellowfin tuna a few hundred metres from your bed.’


Ermington Plumbing
‘Empty timber racks at Bunnings this week.’


‘Vinyl clad walls are annoying to mount a Hot water heaters to. Ermo has heaps of these old asbestos houses covered in Vinall’

‘Every big hole starts with a small one.’

‘Don’t know if the boy earned his 50 bucks’








‘Ready for back filling’
Skippy
‘This door on a 1930s art deco brickie was previously covered in a oatmeal like application of white paint done with a roller and covered very thing save the door handle. Those are commissioned hand cast and tooled straps and screws on straps and door handle, same with the ones that run vertically on both sides but decided it would be to busy to highlight them. In this photo the knocker is not present, but the photo is off center so I used this one for aesthetic reasons. I’ll pop the other one below just to show it and point out the standard screws used, hard to get, only made in the U.K. now and limited supply, real deal proper brass screws.’


‘I’ll also throw in some interior window furniture that is again a one off cast and hand tooled before and after photos.’


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