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A kaleidoscope of colors and light filters through curved, transparent panels, creating a mesmerizing pattern. The panels are arranged in a radial symmetry, converging towards a central point. The light appears to be artificial, with hues of blue, red, yellow, and green blending seamlessly. The overall effect is abstract and dynamic, evoking a sense of movement and energy. The structure seems to be enclosed, possibly part of an art installation or architectural feature. The interplay of light and shadow adds depth and complexity to the scene, making it visually captivating and intriguing.

I Can See for Miles and Miles

Halifax, Nova Scotia; May 24, 2026
A vintage micrometer with a coffee bean held in its jaws, shown in profile against a white background. The C-frame body is engraved with a conversion table and three patent dates.

A Precise Roast

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A round, orange and silver end of an ice cream scoop with worn-off text. The text includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO, U.S.A.," and patent numbers. The number "20" is prominently displayed in white. The surface shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas.

Zeroll 20 Orange

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A vintage micrometer with a blueberry held in its jaws, shown in profile against a white background. The C-frame body is engraved with a conversion table and three patent dates.

Measured Ripeness

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A collection of six antique ZEROLL ice cream scoops, arranged in two rows of three with the handles in the foreground and scoops in the background. Text on each handle end includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO" and patent numbers or "PATS. PEND.". A number, either 12, 16, 20, 24, or 30, is prominently displayed on each handle end. Two handle ends include the number 24, while each of the other numbers is represented only once. The surface of each handle end shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas. The scoops of the handles are in the background and are out of focus, making the handle ends and their patent markings the main subject of the photograph.

Zeroll Collection

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A round, silver end of an ice cream scoop with worn-off text. The text includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO, U.S.A.," and "PATS. PEND.". The number "24" is prominently displayed in the center. The surface shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas.

Zeroll 24 Patents Pending

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A round, light green and silver end of an ice cream scoop with worn-off text. The text includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO, U.S.A.," and patent numbers. The number "12" is prominently displayed in white. The surface shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas.

Zeroll 12 Green

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A round, green and silver end of an ice cream scoop with worn-off text. The text includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO, U.S.A.," and patent numbers. The number "16" is prominently displayed in white. The surface shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas.

Zeroll 16 Green

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A round, blue and silver end of an ice cream scoop with worn-off text. The text includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO, U.S.A.," and patent numbers. The number "30" is prominently displayed in white. The surface shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas.

Zeroll 30 Blue

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
A round, red and silver end of an ice cream scoop with worn-off text. The text includes "ZEROLL," "TOLEDO, OHIO, U.S.A.," and patent numbers. The number "24" is prominently displayed in white. The surface shows signs of age and wear, with scratches and faded areas.

Zeroll 24 Red

Perrysburg, Ohio; February 9, 2025
An orange with a metal patent marking plate from a vintage machine attached to it. The label reads "Sunskist" in bold blue letters, indicating the patent marking plate is for a Sunkist brand fruit juice extractor. The marking plate references the extractor being made in the U.S.A., patented in 1917, and that it operated on 110 volts and 50 cycles. The marking plate also references the California Fruit Growers Exchange and provides an address in Chicago, Illinois. The orange is set against a dark background, highlighting its vibrant color. Overall, the scene provides an interesting contrast with the patent marking plate from the extractor maching being directly attached to a fruit, the orange, on which the machine, not visible in the photograph, would have operated.

Department of Fresh Fruit Drinks

Perryburg, Ohio; March 29, 2026