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Nino G. Cocchiarella

Maple Live Edge Vase

Simple but still interesting little vase from the hard maple that fell across my neighbors driveway this spring. 7" x 8" finished with linseed oil and Mahoney's Walnut Oil Wax.
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Jaramiah Severns said:
Nice piece, Nino. That rim light highlight along the left side is fantastic and really helps this piece stand out. Well done.
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Thank you kindly sir! That is one reason I like the black background. If you look back through my gallery you'll see that is a common thread once I got a space cleared out to shoot properly again.

Attached is the raw photo. As you can see there was some post work. I tested for Adobe PS in the late '90's early 2000's and can retouch/edit photos with my eyes closed :) I do not "fix" turning errors but will color correct and remove lighting tricks.

I recently had a shop tour for the local AAW group I'm in (Village Woodturners) and also did a photo demo for them. I think it was well received.

Thanks again for the kind words!

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Russ Braun
Nino G. Cocchiarella said:
Thank you kindly sir! That is one reason I like the black background. If you look back through my gallery you'll see that is a common thread once I got a space cleared out to shoot properly again.

Attached is the raw photo. As you can see there was some post work. I tested for Adobe PS in the late '90's early 2000's and can retouch/edit photos with my eyes closed :) I do not "fix" turning errors but will color correct and remove lighting tricks.

I recently had a shop tour for the local AAW group I'm in (Village Woodturners) and also did a photo demo for them. I think it was well received.

Thanks again for the kind words!

DSCF5267_before.jpg
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Is that a mirror on the left?
 

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