This is Clifford, sometimes I watch him work out in his shop. I couldn't resist snapping a couple shots with the mesmerizing sparks flying everywhere.
Look at the wall in this picture. You can tell Cliff's shop was built in the early 1950's, a rustic piece of junk, but a place for storage, and more importantly, creativity.
I swear my skirt almost caught on fire here.
A close-up. Cliff is grinding down the old weld seams and rewelding for peace-of-mind and looks. Nobody likes an ugly weld!
Some more grinding.
The rest of the car is right behind me. It's a 1927 Model T Roadster. Yes, I told him he could buy it.
Notice the "U.S. Royal Tires" sign on the wall. Cliff's getting quite the collection.
Okay, okay. Last picture here. I just love him. Can you really blame me?
Look at the wall in this picture. You can tell Cliff's shop was built in the early 1950's, a rustic piece of junk, but a place for storage, and more importantly, creativity.
I swear my skirt almost caught on fire here.
A close-up. Cliff is grinding down the old weld seams and rewelding for peace-of-mind and looks. Nobody likes an ugly weld!
Some more grinding.
The rest of the car is right behind me. It's a 1927 Model T Roadster. Yes, I told him he could buy it.
Notice the "U.S. Royal Tires" sign on the wall. Cliff's getting quite the collection.
Okay, okay. Last picture here. I just love him. Can you really blame me?
2 comments:
Holly mackerel! GReat shots! You guys are just as cute as day one! I will add you to my links.
JEn
Thanks... you sure do a good job at making me feel great about myself. I mean, you're a great photographer and oh man, I just can't even begin to say it all... Will you give me some tips on the camera sometime? Peace out
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