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Letter opener - created by Pasovic


Letter opener
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This is the back of a wooden letter opener. No photoshop involved, just playing with the light. Maybe a little bit to abstract for this contest. (5 years and 2808 days ago)

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meatman says:

IMO, you need to read the theme of the contest.

avatar InklingsofBlue

What is that supposed to be? A whale possibly? It's hard to tell.

author says:

Let your fantasy take over.. For me t is a goldfish...
My Entries are a little bit to abstract for this site, if i see the points i get...

Maybe it is not fit not for me

author says:

Thanks nem, and I agree with your statement!

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Manual Can Opener - created by rbsgrl


Manual Can Opener
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I love my can opener because I hate appliances cluttering up my kitchen counters! (5 years and 3133 days ago)

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MnMCarta says:

I really like the tones in this. Gives it an old tome look.

author says:

Thx Lady!

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erathion says:

Fantastic shot author...well done

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can opener - created by Glam0urGirl2007


can opener
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this was an important invention. without it, we would not have been able to step up in opening our cans. they didnt have pop tops on cans like they do now, and they didnt have the electric can openers.

The first practical can opener was developed 50 years after the birth of the metal can. Canned food was invented for the British Navy in 1813. Made of solid iron, the cans usually weighed more than the food they held! The inventor, Peter Durand, was guilty of an incredible oversight. Though he figured out how to seal food into cans, he gave little thought to how to get it out again. Instructions read: "Cut round the top near the outer edge with a chisel and hammer." Only when thinner steel cans came into use in the 1860s could the can opener be invented. The first (patented in 1858), devised by Ezra Warner of Waterbury, Connecticut, looked like a bent bayonet. Its large curved blade was driven into a can’s rim, then forcibly worked around its edge. Stranger yet, this first type of can opener never left the grocery store. A clerk had to open each can before it was taken away!
(5 years and 3138 days ago)

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rbsgrl says:

OMG!!! This is what I was gonna do! Great idea!

author says:

thanks rbsgrl

author says:

it was the first thing that popped into my head when i read this contest haha

avatar Glockman
Glockman says:

Not sure if it's more important than the beer can opener though ?
nice Idea.

avatar Teebone100

Great idea and great photo! well done

avatar TwilightMuse

No way! It seems like everytime we get a new one it breaks. I have an electric can opener that looks like its from the 80s and it still works. Metal ones never last that long anymore.

NIce shot though

author says:

yeah we have electric one now, but still held onto this one haha.

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erathion says:

very cool shot author...gl

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