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Bob Tregilus

Custom Art Framing, a 🧵

Since I'm fully retiring from my semi-retired part-time job (2 - 6hr days/wk) at the end of the month I thought I'd frame several items for myself while I can still get an employee discount.

I invite you to join me for the ride!

This is the chop room where we chop the molding legs to size. I'm chopping in-stock molding. Black looks best with B&W photos & is also inexpensive. 1/12

Color landscape photo showing a narrow white workbench attached to a wall. On the bench are five stacks of cut to length black (between 8-12 inches) molding used to frame picture. In the upper right corner of the bench is a stack of three wood planks the top one has metal knife blades attached to it and a plastic card that reads, "Apex Saw Works, Dull." A sign on the wall reads, "Do not leave molding on the counter! Pit it back in the correct spot or cut it down for a ready made. See sign for length needed for ready mades." Below and somewhat tucked under the bench top is a green colored metal machine that is a foot operated chopper for chopping the forty-five degree angles on the end of the picture frame molding. There's a trashcan to the right under the bench and a white bucket on the left with blocks of wood in it.
#Art#Framing#ArtWork
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Dennis Wilkinson

The wind today meant no owl or harrier activity to speak of out in Halifax. I spooked one Wison's Snipe, and, surprisingly, a Ring-necked Pheasant tom that managed to survive hunting season (he was too fast for me—bolted into the brush before I could raise the camera. Which is probably how he survived hunting season.)

Chipmunks are active in the yard again, though.

A photograph of a chipmunk nibbling on a bit of vegetation
#photography#mammals#wildlife
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