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au fond du potager , l'arrière boutique de la base vtt
at the bottom of the vegetable patch, the back shop of the mountain bike base
Looks like these will be with us for quite awhile as we try to get back to some form of normalcy. Stay well and be safe!
You don't need a 10-foot seamless paper roll to get pro results. A simple black fabric drape or even a piece of matte foam board behind the plant creates that "infinite void" look. Notice how the backdrop is just wide enough to cover the camera's field of view—anything more is just taking up unnecessary space.
Small studios often struggle with bulky light stands. By positioning your setup near that large window, you’re using the best (and largest) light source in the house for free. The soft, directional light hitting the tulip petals is something that would take a large, expensive softbox to replicate.
A world without art is brutality.
Charcoal drawing on butcher paper.
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Shinnobu - After Of My Life
Happy festive season to all my Flickr pals and many thanks to each and everyone of you for your encouragement and inspiration throughout this year.
I checked two books out of the New Waverly Library this week: this one, and a Jonathan Kellerman City of the Dead. It turned out the online version of the Coben book was available so I started reading it online while Hadley is reading the hard copy. We are having a great time sharing thoughts about this unexpected book with so many twists and turns. I highly recommend it.
Since the temp is estimated to reach 108 AND we have been exposed to Covid, staying home in a/c reading is awesome quiet time.
ODC: quiet time
122 pictures in 2022: quiet moments
I have no suitable backdrop to show off the amaryllis in my living-room. It disappeared when put against a white wall and drawing the curtains made the room dark, so I settled for the darkest corner there is. The yucca next to it protects it against the cat knocking it over. My idea of planting it in a deep glass vase worked though. The amaryllis is about 70 cm tall, it has two huge flowers and further four buds. I bought the bulb at the beginning of December in a local garden centre.