alex 🐰

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Mostly harmless. I like to take pictures with old film cameras and sometimes digital. I make stuff too. K6LOT Book me at layelisalon.com

a photo of 103 year old barn style garage doors with a historical plaque that says Whitley Heights Built 1923.
A white fender bass guitar with a signature from Brian Wilson. It reads “To Alex. Brian Wilson”
A bright green battery pack with a date code on it that reads 84-07. My guess is it was made in July 1984.
Photo of a battery pack from the 1980's, it's got blue batteries inside a bright green shrink wrap.
Barn doors with where the paint has turned to a grey dust. The photo almost looks black and white.
Closeup of the barn door's corner. You can see the metal brackets as well as the historic neighborhood plaque that is affixed to the door.
Metal brackets leaned up on cardboard which is leaned against the wall. There's also a grid like piece of styrofoam with roughly 30 bolts leaning up with spray painted black heads protruding from the styrofoam.
A closeup of the metal bracket. The bracket is stripped almost to bare metal so it is shiny in places. The metal has been hammered to give it a texture.
Metal brackets against cardboard, the brackets are not stripped yet.
Close up of one of the completed barn doors. The black metal brackets and door backs have been installed. This door is done!
Barn doors with the back panels installed. You can no longer see past the slats in the doors.
Thin plywood leaned up against a wall for painting. The surface is mostly stained except for bare wood near the bottom where you can't see the panel from the front.
A night time video of a canyon with the ridge on fire and smoke billowing from it.
A video of a smoky sky and palm trees being blown by a strong wind.
Two old barn style doors that look fairly shiny from the stain. You can see thru the slats of the door to white cloth that was hung to prevent people from looking inside the garage. A bit of the driveway is reflecting in the doors.
Me standing in front of the garage doors with very messy gray hair and a KN95 mask on.
Barn doors with one coat of stain on them. They are fairly dark because I think the wood is redwood. The frame is a different wood and is lighter with the stain. The stain is matte as it has been soaked up by the wood. The wood filler is very visible as it doesn’t take the stain well. The upper right hand door stain is still wet and shiny.
A half sanded piece of thin plywood that has some stain that must have gotten too thick and ran slightly and then cracked. Looks like an antique painting.
Barn doors with one coat of stain on the frame of the doors.
A closeup of wooden beams with wood filler in the cracks.
A photo of a very old Data General computer on a glass table with blue painters tape holding it together for transport with a little box of screws and some RToD stickers laying on top of it.
Four Pilot Vanishing point fountain pens on a black desk- A white with rhodium trim, blue and rhodium with trend print, green with matte black trim and a red decimo with rhodium trim. Vanishing point pens look like they are backwards, the nibs come out on the side where the clip is.
A circuit board with a ton of knobs on it that’s also an album cover.
Same garage doors with more traces of wood putty everywhere filing holes and cracks.
Same old wooden garage door with many cracks and holes filled with putty and sanded down. The wood is looking younger.
A screenshot of WSJTx showing a most likely unlicensed caller calling out of format, "CQ TRUMP"
Wooden barn style garage doors with wood putty filling in the cracks and holes.
Two 101 year old sliding barn style garage doors that are sanded down to bare wood.
A one hundred year old door with wide curved beams and small wooden pillar-like slots. The paint has turned to a grey ash.