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Blacksmith - The Smithy by suburbanscenes

The prospector of of blacksmiths. As long as an ember doesn't catch one's beard on fire, it's a fine look. He's perhaps the only blacksmith I've ever seen (and I've seen many), that is actually wearing goggles. While out of the period, at least he's safer this way. So remember if your going to pound hot metal, always wear goggles.

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20.3cm x 10.2cm

Share your special moments with loved ones everywhere. Create your photo card from scratch or customize any existing template for free. Add custom postage for an even more personal touch!

4” x 8” (portrait) or 8” x 4” (landscape).
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Blacksmith - The Smithy

The prospector of of blacksmiths. As long as an ember doesn't catch one's beard on fire, it's a fine look. He's perhaps the only blacksmith I've ever seen (and I've seen many), that is actually wearing goggles. While out of the period, at least he's safer this way. So remember if your going to pound hot metal, always wear goggles.

Looking for POSTERS of this or any of these designs? You'll find them on my POSTERS page.

Would you like to learn how I create these? Visit Suburban Scenes by Mike Savad - HDR Tutorials