Moving In To His Winter Den
by nickyb

Comment:
Kinda murky, Nicky. You need to be careful, your Macbook screen has a much greater dynamic range than most monitors. Even my new Asus isn't quite as bright...

American Grit
by sfmorris

Comment:
Nice and understated. Congrats on HM.

Grainy Days
by skarpi_xxx

Comment:
I'm thrilled this did so well. It's a lovely, loving rendering. Way to follow up a ribbon!

Message edited by author 2011-11-21 00:47:33.

Lohdi Tomb Dust Storm
by dougi555

Comment:
Very nice, congrats on yellow!

Gemälde
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
Exceptionally fine use of grain for effect in this still life. Congrats!

Homeward Leg
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Lovely finish, sweetie.

Franklin Deluxe Rotary - Circa 1938
by Kelli

Comment:
It's a Sears machine. For a fascinating glimpse of sewing-machine history and predatory marketing/pricing, see //www.ismacs.net/sears/sears.html -- your machine is mentioned there.

"In 1933, Sears introduced the extremely futuristic (and ugly) Franklin De-Luxe rotary. The machine was apparently not at all popular, lacking the tradition decalcomania and japanned finish. It later reappeared in Sears' 1938 catalog, renamed the Kenmore De-Luxe."

Also check this: //sewing.patternreview.com/SewingDiscussions/topic/42294

I'd hold onto it for a while, cool machine. :-)

R.

Message edited by author 2011-11-16 18:14:12.

Warming up in a harsh surrounding
by HighNooner

Comment:
Fascinating image. It should have done better, really... Congrats on PH bling.

Engine 844
by phinbob

Comment:
This is the opposite of grain, it's supersmoothed...

Love Forevermore?
by Jon_H

Comment:
It's a haunting image, but it's not really working for "grain"...