Too cold for the shed

Vic Perrin · Dec 28, 2014

Far too cold in the shed today so practised some photography on some Sierras that I done a few weks ago.

All the blanks were courtesy of Neil Farrer.

1 Laburnum
2 Cocobola
3 Roopala
4 Kingwood
5 Andaman Island Redwood
6 Brazilian Rose Wood
7 Brazilian Tulipwood
8 Pau Rosa

Kawakers · Dec 28, 2014

Very nice too, If you keep turning out pictures of this quality You will be starting a new profession before long Vic, :thumbs:

Woody · Dec 28, 2014

Some very nice pens there Vic to cold wot a load of rubbish you want to try delivering milk or cleaning windows in it

GeordieB · Dec 28, 2014

some great photos and pens vic I,ve been in the shed today but not for long :rant:

chas_41_uk · Dec 28, 2014

Very nice photos Vic :thumbs:

I've not been in the shed, I went down with "Man Flu" on Christmas day although Sue says it is just a cold :rolling:

Alanp · Dec 28, 2014

some lovely pens there Vic you will have to pass on some of your photography tips the photo's are great :thumbs:

yorkshireman · Dec 28, 2014

Some good work there Vic, especially like the third one.

Vic Perrin · Dec 28, 2014

Alanp said:
some lovely pens there Vic you will have to pass on some of your photography tips the photo's are great

Alan I have Terry of the Forum to thank for my improved photos

Terry · Dec 28, 2014

Nice pens and photography there Vic !!!!! :thumbs:

Jim · Dec 28, 2014

What a turnaround Vic, from absolute crap to top quality, i take my hat off to you my friend .. And not a carpet insight .. :winking:

Almost forgot, some great looking pens also Vic .. :thumbs:

Been in the garden all morning tidying it all back up, it was a death trap says the War Office .. :nooidea:

paulm · Dec 28, 2014

Theres no faulting your turning or your photography, very nice indeed :thumbs:

rayf6604 · Dec 28, 2014

Very nice Vic, stunning pics and pens. You're right it is too cold to be out in the workshop but put a heater on :thumbs:

oh but wait, we can't have the heating debate again can we :nonono: :funny:

Les ELm · Dec 28, 2014

Photos look great from here.

Les

bluntchisel · Dec 28, 2014

Well done, Vic, you've some lovely pens here! But that lacewood in the No 3 position is a truly stunning piece. The grain looks like snakeskin!!! It's no wonder that rupala is so prized by us pen geezers!

Bob.

Bill Mooney · Dec 28, 2014

Beautiful pens & great photos Vic but you'll end up scratching your pens on those sharp crystals & have to do 'em again which would be a great shame.

bassethound · Dec 28, 2014

Lovely pens Vic you bloody show off with those photos! :winking:

Bigblackdog · Dec 28, 2014

I particularly like the third one.

Grump · Dec 28, 2014

Oh yeah It's Vic the Pic init?
Smashing pics mate but I do have a criticism, if you must use a prop then please make it a white one so its invisible and not distracting the subject image.
Other than that, wow you is the man init?

Penpal · Dec 28, 2014

Choice is yours Vic thanks for the pens displayed today I have a weakness for the second down on the left it so reminds me of a few of my favourites from Australia like Beefwood from the Kimberly Lacewood from W Aust etc but nothing man made will come within a bulls roar of that spectacular composite of shapes irregularities or mother natures revelation in that grain.

Peter. :yourtheman:

Grump · Dec 28, 2014

Bloody cold in my shed today, with a leaky roof and a frozen puddle on the bench.
I looked a load of lumpy water and shut the door on it, went back to the warmth of my wife's arms and sobbed init?

Too cold for the shed

Vic Perrin

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