Five - Photography by Woodrock

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Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

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Allan Munsie > Quaich is a Scots rendering of the Gaelic word "cuach", meaning a cup.

Centuries ago, they were built of wooden staves, and by the 17th century were often mounted in silver or made entirely from the metal.

Used for visitors welcomes or farewell cup by proud Clan Chiefs, worthy merchants or humble crofters, the quaich has kept its simple but beautiful shape and friendly purpose.

Of course, I had to drink the tastey single malt after this photo...

Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

Allan Munsie > Not sure what the deal is with this one, but something just called me to snap the shutter...

Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

Allan Munsie > Separation

Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

Allan Munsie > Up Close and Personal photo

Allan Munsie > Detail view of brass nob on a door of hand crafted furniture.

Allan Munsie > Final Piece

Allan Munsie > Canvaswork "Kalidescoping Values" as completed by Laura Sheldon. Detail view of complex stiching and color combinations.

Five

Allan Munsie > Five

Five

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Keywords: door wood boards weathered worn chain rust nail texture slats

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