Bren’s Mid-week Monochrome #53
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That’s a cool photo. What is it? I mean I can sort of tell what it is but the whole thing?
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Thanks Christine. It is a pulley that was hanging on the veranda. Quite rusty and didn’t work
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Nice! It looks like it was really huge. Is that just an illusion in the photo?
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Biggish…..around 10cm or 4″ in diameter. I was very close plus angle gives that impression I guess 🙂
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Great image for this week’s challenge.. Many thanks for joining in xx
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Nice in black and white
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Thanks Karina. Even the rust sort of comes across 🙂 🙂
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Hanging….to no purpose….
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The real purpose has long gone but as an art/historical piece it has value giving a new purpose 🙂 🙂
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Indeed!
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Looks like it’s got some weight to it!
janet
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It is rather heavy duty janet 🙂
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Cool shot of this thing. Looks heavy…
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It’s a pulley and is cast metal. Weighs no more than a Kilogram maybe two at the most. Glad you like the photos Amy 🙂 🙂
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Can it still spin?
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No. It is a bit rusted but could get going again 🙂
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