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Edington Priory Church Gate

You often find this with gates: the hardware is not mounted straight; screws are missing, or replaced by non-matching unsympathetic screws; even, as in this case, the hardware is wider than the post on which it is mounted. Here the carpenter shaved off the left-hand side of the post to match the bevels on three other sides. Yet someone has driven screws into the shaved edge rather than get a smaller latch which would make a better fit.
Canon EOS 30D + Chinon 55mm f/1.4 lens.
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3 comments

Fantasyfan said:

Very nice details
9 years ago ( translate )

Steve Bucknell said:

I like the contrast of ultra-sharp details of post, screws, latch ...with the seemingly insubstantial world it rests on.
9 years ago

The Limbo Connection replied to Steve Bucknell:

Thanks for that. I have asked myself the question, why spend time using an ancient lens on a camera with a non-too-bright viewfinder and no manual focussing aids when life could be easier, and results more assured? I really don't know the answer, but I keep doing it.
9 years ago