It's a familiar gesture among artisans of countless disciplines...that one-eyed examination of an angle or plane, double checked with the brush of a hand that, though calloused, is as sensitive as the most high tech of instrumentation. It can, and often does, lead to an adjustment of some sort, a refining and ultimately, the approval required to move on to the next task.
Or, if the gimlet eye is turned on you, it may mean it's time to stop taking pictures and let a fella get on with his work.
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