I post this with a heavy heart...
As much as I love photography and everything that comes with it..it is taking up too much of my time. I am struggling to keep up with the everyday basics of owning a detached house with garden, cleaning and cooking and maintaining the home, so something has to give.
I have decided to get rid of my gear.
Below is a list of what is available. Serious inquiries only, and please, no low ball offers, I know what I have here!
Thanks for reading and understanding. Here is what I have:
1. Vacuum cleaner
2. Broom and dustpan
3. Mop and bucket
4. Lawnmower
5. Leaf blower
6. Laundry detergent
7. Iron
8. Toilet brush
9. Various paint brushes and rollers
10. Various cleaning utensils and sprays.
Can post, but prefer personal collection.
I have decided to get rid of my gear.
Below is a list of what is available. Serious inquiries only, and please, no low ball offers, I know what I have here!
Thanks for reading and understanding. Here is what I have:
1. Vacuum cleaner
2. Broom and dustpan
3. Mop and bucket
4. Lawnmower
5. Leaf blower
6. Laundry detergent
7. Iron
8. Toilet brush
9. Various paint brushes and rollers
10. Various cleaning utensils and sprays.
Can post, but prefer personal collection.
What no toilet roll !!!!!!!!
I think you should keep them and arrange them in a series of still life photos that represent the artist's ceaseless battle with the mundane.
Great Malc, but sorry I already have those items
Cliff
Cliff
Excellent! Just what the day needed
Forgive the intrusion but here are some suggestions for you.
A) Take the laundry detergent, put it in the bucket. Add water and stir with the toilet brush. Use the leaf blower to whisk the ensuing foam into the air.
Take photos.
B) Heat the iron and lay it on top of the paint brushes and rollers to melt them in interesting ways. Coat them with dust etc collected with the broom and dustpan. Add fresh grass collected with the lawnmower.
Take photos.
C) Spray and suck various cleaning products into the vacuum cleaner until it breaks. Hit with mop handle to break up further. Leave outside to degrade for 5-10 years.
Take photos.
Hope this helps
Nick
A) Take the laundry detergent, put it in the bucket. Add water and stir with the toilet brush. Use the leaf blower to whisk the ensuing foam into the air.
Take photos.
B) Heat the iron and lay it on top of the paint brushes and rollers to melt them in interesting ways. Coat them with dust etc collected with the broom and dustpan. Add fresh grass collected with the lawnmower.
Take photos.
C) Spray and suck various cleaning products into the vacuum cleaner until it breaks. Hit with mop handle to break up further. Leave outside to degrade for 5-10 years.
Take photos.
Hope this helps
Nick
Quote:Forgive the intrusion but here are some suggestions for you.
A) Take the laundry detergent, put it in the bucket. Add water and stir with the toilet brush. Use the leaf blower to whisk the ensuing foam into the air.
Take photos.
B) Heat the iron and lay it on top of the paint brushes and rollers to melt them in interesting ways. Coat them with dust etc collected with the broom and dustpan. Add fresh grass collected with the lawnmower.
Take photos.
C) Spray and suck various cleaning products into the vacuum cleaner until it breaks. Hit with mop handle to break up further. Leave outside to degrade for 5-10 years.
Take photos.
Hope this helps
Nick
Excellent ideas, but I am unable to do these things, having today gotten rid of the items mentioned. Perhaps you could help by making a YouTube vid based on your own suggestions for us all to enjoy. Post link here when vid is available.
