The complexity of all the myriad levers, cams, cranks, wheels, and other widgets all working together just boggles me.
posted by Grover at 1/12/2006 08:36:00 AM
Thursday, January 12, 2006
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2 Comments:
I love this one. It's industrial, but delicate - beautiful.
You have an amazing eye for detail.
Thanks! Even though this particular press wasn't in use, there's something positively hypnotic about one that is running, especially with the cover off. I just stand there transfixed by the pulsating rhythm, the spinning rollers and drum, the blank paper being sucked in at one end and finished print spit out the other. Over and over and over and over again.
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