over 100 years old cloth by jocko500
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here you see a close up on some cloth that is over 100 years old hand made on a weaver. I took this in june of this year and never posted it. I had it ready and in the june art folder to upload but never did. That how i keep my images so I can find them fast in folders of that month I intend to upload. Some time i do not . guess that life.
I going to the world championship gumbo cook off to day in New Iberia so I will not be on line long to day. Hope to get a lot of photos and a lot of good gumbo.
thanks for looking and comments
guess I need to find the photos of the weavers too and post them
Comments (72)
not sure ofthe lens I used here.
Very very good. 5+!!!
Great textures here Jock, and 100 years +..Just goes to show, they knew how to produce fabric in those days, nowadays, were lucky if a pair of Jeans sees a ten year birthday :)
Splendid shot, Jock. Fascinating.. more than a 100 years old... Interesting macro on the decay of it. Clothes from a time where things was of high quality. Wonderful documentary on this.+5
Don't be a frayed.
Excellent texture!!!
all three shots is the same cloth. the middle shot is the hole you see in the first shot and the bottom shot is a close up of the cloth itself
Wonderful work!
Nicely presented
the cloth is from the 1800's so my math is off some
Excellent travail!
Cool macro photo - Don't over eat Jock ;) Yeah, yeah,I know, easier said than done :P
Very interesting pictures! Have a good time :)
Cloth is always full of history. In my Museum of Photography, apart from around 500 cameras, we have quite a few mannequins dressed in authentic Victorian outfits, some old as 1880 or so.
Have fun at the cook-off Well done
I love textiles. Thank you for going back and finding this and posting it! What a fascinating trio of photographs.
Great macro and very interesting
Great macro shots of this fine cloth, Jock. Handmade has always been the most durable. Hey, have a great time at the gumbo cook-off. Eat some for me, too.
very interesting photo series! Beautiful photos!
Very in detail! Wonderfully!
Great macro
no cotton weevils? where was that cloth at? you can see its coarseness unlike todays milled cloth.
Nice details! Hug's Ute
Top photo Jock !!! :)
Very effective juxtapositions. My wife would tell me that some of my clothes are that old.
Excellent shots Jocko, the macro of the hole is fantastic, even the colour of the cloth makes it look very old. Superb work. Bravo!!!!! Hope you have a great time at the cook off and get some good gumbo down you.
Wonderful detail at each level. I'm looking forward to seeing the images you get. :D
wow... I am especially drawn to the middle frame; the dangling pieces of fabric and the bit that almost looks as if it had been burnt away are somehow appealing to me. : ) I read where you said this fabric is from the 1800's -- IMAGINE! A fabric surviving this long, even though it isn't in its best state.... Gotta agree with PD154 about the longevity of fabrics from those days vs. the nature of current cloths! But ya' know, I think the art of creating such fabrics isn't lost; it's just that less durable wares ensures continued sales! Thank you for sharing this. I love the variety (and many times, the education), you provide throughout your gallery! big smiles
Great macros, but "Bring on the Gumbo!
This is very creative and I like seeing the different levels of detail. Splendidly done!