There was a lot of marbling and grain lines in the wood, but it was also in the way it was cut and attached to the frame. The wood was placed horizontally on the north, east, and south sides of the building, but where the opening was, the wood was cut at a diagonal placed as shown in this squint shot.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Squint Shot 011411
Artistry? Or for additional support? As I wandered around and inside the building behind Butler Gun Shop, before it was torn down, I marveled at the interesting wood. There was a lot of marbling and grain lines in the wood, but it was also in the way it was cut and attached to the frame. The wood was placed horizontally on the north, east, and south sides of the building, but where the opening was, the wood was cut at a diagonal placed as shown in this squint shot.
There was a lot of marbling and grain lines in the wood, but it was also in the way it was cut and attached to the frame. The wood was placed horizontally on the north, east, and south sides of the building, but where the opening was, the wood was cut at a diagonal placed as shown in this squint shot.
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