A nice play on leading lines . Maybe I would like to see the vanishing point of the double yellow lines.
Feb. 21, 2026
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I really like the nice gentle light in this shot. The twisty trees are nice too.
The lakes are a lovely corner of Britain.
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Yes, this shouts Suburbia.
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Most of them are from the 1930's to the 1960's, with a few modern pencils as well. Yard O Led, is my favourite brand as the complicated mechanism is interesting, and they hold 1000mm or 36 inches of led.
I mostly buy on Ebay, for the vintage stuff, and a pen shop for new pencils. A few years ago you could buy vintage pencils for very little. Prices are starting to get silly.
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Securely parked for winter
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Love the colours in this, and those strong diagonals of course.
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These are beautiful. I like that you have to really peer into them to pick out the details, like letting your eyes ajust to the darkness.
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It is a nice composition.
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This one definitely has it.
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A beautiful photo of an ugly car. It reminds me of
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I love nice smooth writing pencils. Nice photos with plenty of detail.
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The weather has been really too wet and miserable here too. The first shot is my favourite too
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I really missed the snow, but not that much of it.
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So funny. Yes, they're not going anywhere.
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I like the different colours here. But IMO the lower third is not necessary here, it starts to compete for attention.
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Interesting trees indeed, I like mostly the middle tree here with moss (?) growing on it, that would have been interesting subject in itself.
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Very interesting, I like the colours here, outside colours seem to be affected from tinted glass?
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My first impression from first photo was some military (gun or dagger) collection, impression caused from the ornamented metal. These old art-of-work tools (and buildings, machinery, cameras etc.) are much better looking than nowadays mass-produced cost-effective solutions.
