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The Definitive Sony B&W Images Thread
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pegelli
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Yesterday evening we went to the "Antwerp Museum Night" and one of the places we visited was a historic horn and trumpet workshop in the cellar of Museum Vleeshuis.
As a trumpet player it was the only place I felt the need to take some photo's, all the other places we visited was more about the experience with less photo inspiration for me.
Bells galore
In pieces
Bell driving lathe
All A7Rii + Tamron 28-200 Di III RXD
As a trumpet player it was the only place I felt the need to take some photo's, all the other places we visited was more about the experience with less photo inspiration for me.
Bells galore
In pieces
Bell driving lathe
All A7Rii + Tamron 28-200 Di III RXD
JBurnett
Well-known member
Another bridge – the 'old' bridge in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, over the LaHave River on a misty morning. Old is a relative term, typically much newer in Canada than one finds in Europe or other places in the world. Today's incarnation of the bridge was built in 1891 after a succession of wooden bridges, beginning in 1825. The archival images show its construction, an arch that has since disappeared (and many want returned), and a 1971 pic when excessive ice on the river took out one end of the bridge. In 1983, a second, more modern and robust bridge (from which I took this picture) was built up river. We call it the 'new' bridge, of course. 
