u/Boojuux

I took this during one of my photo walks when I was starting out. I dismissed this photo kasi may motion blur. Nabaon na to sa limot until I decided to scan through my old photos and nakita ko sya.

Napaisip ako, "Okay naman ah, bakit ko kaya di nagustuhan to dati?"

I used to be afraid of noise and all the imperfections that happens when taking a shot. I missed the story between these two strangers because my shutter speed was a bit slow. I feel like I grew as a photographer after rediscovering this shot I made months ago.

This table is almost 10yrs old and is being used in a coffee shop. It has been sanded and varnished twice in it's lifetime... Splits appeared years ago and was "fixed" by filling it with putty. Now it's time to be sanded and varnished once again. The splits have gotten worse due to warping I assume.

What's the most logical thing to do here? Ideally, we'd like to keep it looking as natural as possible so we're trying to avoid painting it. There's about 20 tables and all of them have the same problem with the one in the picture being one of the worst.