An anvil to strike on by kbrog
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Tallahassee Zoo and Museum
Blacksmith’s shop
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Comments (22)
I always like this metalshops. All the different colors of the anvil. It looks as if the blacksmith is just a moment away to drink a cup of coffee.
terrific capture you really have showed its textures!
Great capture! Once this was high tech tools for humans long time ago before cell phones! ;o)
Superb historic view
This looks just great. Fantastic shot, mood and textures, Kim.
The anvil has had its day but is left with lovely textures.
I bet this has seen some work, lovely capture!!!
Great and interesting shot, fantastic colors.
interesting image!!!!!
beautiful capture & detail :)
Fantastic shot, mood and textures !Interesting shot !
very nice image!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Great colouring in this capture.
Great Pic:)
Fantastic rust and patina on the anvil plus the patterns in the old hooden wall behind. Nice looking vice back there also. Dana
that looks old and heavy looking. wonderful shot
Wow.....A great capture Kim, amazing one!
Yes, this was once a working anvil but is no longer. Perhaps it will be again. I would venture those hand-made chain links (holding the public back) were most likely done on that anvil, and by someone who was good at it. The loops are correctly sized and formed as are the twists in the shanks. No forge, no tongs, no cooling tub all spell no work being done here anymore.
Excellent shot
Interesting tools there. Beautiful shot too :)
~Cool capture!~
Reminds me of my dads shop:-)