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Well it is more like a dishful of secrets , but it is full of a selection of gemstones . There is a wide range of of gemstones here as well as another couple of dishes with a further selection .
Some of the stones have featured in previous shots - such as the shot in the first comment box .
Mirrored cut glass fake gemstones for jewelry making and crafting for the Looking Close on Friday challenge "fake gemstones"
I don't know exact names of these semi-precious semitransparent gemstones - maybe, some kinds of quartz.
For the "Looking close... on Friday!" Group my 100% plastic gemstones (rubies and zircons) part of a pirate treasure
A scented Pelargonium, selected for its pretty flowers.
It trails a bit and after 3 or 4 years I still don't feel I have quite got the best out of it, although the cuttings take and flower consistently...
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Für“Smile on Saturday“
Thema:“GEMSTONES“am 18.07.2020
“Happy Smile on Saturday“
and stay healthy everyone.
This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Polished
Le thème de ce FlickrFriday est: #Brillant
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Una muestra de lo que me traje el otro día de Atxabiribil, me traicionó la marea, parezco nueva, y mira que había mirado cuando era la pleamar, pero o calculé mal o ese día había un coeficiente muy elevado, el caso es que pronto las olas comenzaron a tapar las lineas de flysch que van a dar a la pirámide del fondo y tuve que improvisar sobre la marcha ,así que con lo que pude llevarme al primer plano compuse esta imagen,espero sea de vuestro agrado.
-TÉCNICA:Comencé la sesión con el ND 8 ,ya que todavía no se apreciaban los tonos del atardecer,para más tarde ,dándome cuenta de que me iba a quedar sin elementos para componer , colocar el ND 64, que tiende a recoger como ninguno los cálidos del cielo cuando el sol aun no se ha ocultado.Por supuesto el Hi Tech inverso de 2 pasos y la black card.
-COMPOSICIÓN: Lo dicho, una compo que tuve que improvisar sobre la marcha,me pareció que estas rocas amarillas podian ser un buen motivo si conseguía aislarlas con el paso de las olas, así se formó esta triangulación de lineas con la pirámide del fondo del encuadre.En composición ,los triángulos son las formas más útiles ,porque son simples de intuir o asimilar en parte debido a la convergencia de las lineas diagonales muy comunes en fotografía ,sobretodo con gran angulares, y si como es el caso, la base del triángulo se sitúa en la parte baja del encuadre ,esto proporciona una sensación de equilibrio ,ya que la convergencia de lineas siempre finalizara en una parte situada cerca del horizonte creando esta estabilidad.
Las nubes ayudarón lo suyo en acentuar la profundidad apuntando hacia la pirámide.
Los datos exif los podreis encontrar en la WEB.
-EDICIÓN: En el DPP de Canon,ajustes con curvas,balance de blancos (auto), en PS contraste por zonas,capa saturación,ligero enfoque para la web.
A partir de hoy también podreis encontrar mis imágenes en linkingoo.
My over ambitious mind went into overdrive this week! I came up with 2 ideas for the SPRING theme. This one is called Confetti! It features a Large Pink Amethyst Briolette, a sterling silver circle charm that I handmade and handstamped (with a tiny Lemon Topaz oval briolette), and a wirewrapped circle of gemstones (pink amethyst, scallopite, pink tourmaline, iolite with a single large london blue topaz rondelle).
The theme on November 22nd is
Gemstones – (any precious or semi-precious stone)
Gemstones are minerals that have been cut and polished for use as human adornment. Diamonds and rubies, topaz and amethyst are a few examples.
For the Gemstones Theme I opened a box of cabochons my wife keeps for her jewelry making hobby. HSoS!
Tumbled gemstones are small, rounded, polished pieces of rock. They are made by placing raw precious and semi-precious stones in a machine resembling a concrete mixer and tumbled until their edges and surfaces are smooth and polished. The gemstones are appreciated for their pleasant shapes and their shimmering reflections.
These gems are not even worth a halfpenny, which is the coin in the picture. This coin is a 1917 halfpenny.
The pre-decimal halfpenny, usually simply known as a ha'penny ceased to be legal tender from the 31st July 1969.
Ireland's newest airline, Emerald Airlines, using a fleet of ATR72 aircraft, operating regional services on a 10 year contract for Aer Lingus, raising from the ashes of the former Stobart Air.
EI-GPP "Saint Ita " is seen up on the wild atlantic way Donegal ( Carrickfinn ) Airport having positioned in to begin operations on the Donegal-Dublin route on 26th Feb 2022.
Swedish Amapola Flyg are finishing up on the route 25th Feb 2022, their Fokker50 SE-MFP can be seen in the background.
EI-GPP originally started out with FlyBe in 2016 as G-FBXE & has been operating with SAS & Stobart previously.
Using the calling sign "Emerald " which is a nice salute back to the days of a previous cargo operator Emerald Airlines with
their HS748 aircraft.
Best wishes to them as they reconnect regional connectivity in Ireland & the UK.
Special thanks for the ground staff at Carrickfinn Airport for allowing some extra photo opportunities during a visit.
This week, the members of the Wire Artisans Guild's challenge is to create jewelry with the theme of: WHIRLIGIG! This necklace is my interpretation of the theme. It's more of a Dr. Suess kinda interpretation but I wanted to create something that's fun and colorful! I hope you like it. It is a one of a kind piece of jewelry!
I first soldered various swirls of sterling silver wire to create the base pendant. I then used my stash of "orphan" gemstone beads (various gemstone beads that have been lying around in a box from other projects) to add the pop of color and whimsy to the piece. A few of the gemstones in this necklace include: Labadorite, Peridot, Citrine, Blue Topaz, Aquamarine, Rock Crystal, Lemon Topaz, Pink Sapphire, Neon Blue Apatite, Freshwater pearls, Amethyst Chalcedony, Garnet, and a Smooth Prehnite briolette at the bottom. OK, so I pretty much named them all!
The pendant hangs assymetrically on the neck (which adds to the Dr. Suess inspiration) and has a doubled SS link chain. The pendant measures 3 inches high and 2 1/2 inches wide. But remember it sits assymetrical so the dimension on the neck will be different depending on how you place it on the neck. The length of the necklace is 16-17 inches and has a sterling silver S hook.