Inside the workshop

This is something really different for me to post. It's just a small part of Steve's workshop where he repairs and services cars. He's like the village blacksmith because he repairs and services lawnmowers, sharpens shears, etc. Everyone know that they can bring anything to him and he will repair it. He's very handy to have around. LOL

[Sue Hecker]

Oh, I love this, makes me think of my dad.

[Kate]

Looks like he keeps it quite neat. He also must have the large tool wheeled cabinets for all the tools.

[Mark Prince]

I just hope you never make me a coffee !

[Diana]

How lucky you are to have such a handyman around, my hubby can barely change a light bulb ;-)

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Joan Robillard]

That is a wonderful talent to have

[Junko Y]

What I love about this is that it is visually interesting, but it tells such a story. It IS very different for you but I think this place has a LOT of potential for a whole series of photos. The varying colors, shapes, functions all contribute to the aesthetic.

[Walks @ 7]

This is his pallet for his art. I also love the story it tells. Fav.

[Pat Knowles]

Something rather fascinating about a mans shed!!

[wendy frost]

Reminds me of hubby's garage he would spend hours in there tinkering away. Interesting capture.

[Rick]

Looks like all of the essentials. Nice capture.

[Peter]

Well stocked with lubricants I see Rosie, what more could any man ask for, great shot my kind of workshop:)

[Lesley Barber]

Brilliant.. my Dad was a Mr Fixit too.. wish I had some pics of his shed now...so neat & methodical..

[Sue Cooper]

Steve must be very handy to have around.