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Ambient with flash layer to hold dynamic range. SB800 into ceiling, SB800 on floor bounced for lower cabinets.
Don't let the friendly smile fool you. He is a sociopath that will cut you without the slightest compunction.
The actual smile is exactly 2 inches wide.
The bokeh teeth were a happy accident.
The water spots were an unhappy one.
Crazy Tuesday: Water
I ran water over the glass and waited until it washed across the bottom of the sink, to get that gleam from the stainless steel. Blue tones were enhanced by a filter in PhotoWorks.
An attractive young woman on the home front prepares a wartime meal. Looks like summertime. Found photo. Interesting how some 1940s hairdos came back in the 1980s.
This is my last full-scale diorama for a while. It was the source of much procrastination and anxiety. Kitchens aren’t my thing, so designing one for Yuri, who can be, um, persnickety, was a daunting task.
Attention Sin in the City Readers: The season resumes on the 30th of August, unless something beyond my control halts production again. So, if you’re interested, mark your calendars and happy viewing.
It's about 8x8. We've made the best of it. I completely believe in living in the smallest space needed but I'd love a bit bigger kitchen.
The solarium (top right) was thrifted.
Made Explore #19
Built for the Iron Forge, the object was to use the Lever and base, either as one unit, or separated.
Thank you my friends for you made this dollhouse to come true!
You were in my thoughts every minute.
Shabby Sink & Cabinet CHEZ MOI
Kitchen Basket CHEZ MOI
Shabby Crockery CHEZ MOI
Grease Fighter CHEZ MOI
Door R Oven Multiposes CHEZ MOI
Spice Rack
Chocolate Cake CHEZ MOI
Shabby Dish Rack CHEZ MOI
Shabby Flower Jar CHEZ MOI
Shabby Bread Box CHEZ MOI
Shabby Island Kitchen (Adult) CHEZ MOI
Shabby Cabinet CHEZ MOI
Cookbook and Eggs CHEZ MOI
Shabby Bench CHEZ MOI
Bless All of Us Pictures CHEZ MOI
Shabby Table CHEZ MOI
Shabby Chair CHEZ MOI with lots of animationas
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*AF* Marquee - Merry White
*AF* Marquee - Ho Ho Ho White
"six o'clock" chair 04 @ Lost&Found
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Yellow Shoes on the Floor:
:::ChicChica::: Millie Chicken
On Virgi New:
Addams // Rome Body Shirt // Maitreya
Addams // Grecia Suit Pants // Maitreya <@Uber
I'm making a couple of kitchen towels from a pattern I found in a swedish interior design magazine called Drömhem & trädgård (Dreamhomes & gardens).
I wanted to be a paper bag princess, but ended up the half naked chef..
I'm on kitchen duty today our Thanksgiving,
Anyway, Happy Birthday to my daughter, and Happy Thanksgiving to the anyone celebrating.
HMAM~ disguises, and costumes
A day of catch up here, a little behind but coming
xo
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We started the morning on the north side of Lassen Volcanic National Park in Old Station. After a huge bowl of oatmeal at JJ's Cafe, we headed to Subway Cave nearby--a lava tube that is open to the public. Make sure you bring a flashlight and a jacket as its pitch dark and 46 degrees inside! Getting there early ensured that we had the place entirely to ourselves.
From there, we drove around the backside of the park, stopping in Westwood before we headed to the Drakesbad Guest Ranch, from where we were scheduled to go on a horseback ride. Though the original plan was to go to Terminal Geyser (a 3 hour ride), some of the guests arrived late necessitating a change in plans. Instead, we went out to Devil's Kitchen, the park's second largest display of geothermal features and only a 2 hour ride.
After the ride and the short hike down into Devil's Kitchen, we soaked in the hot springs at the Guest Ranch while hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail stocked up on their supplies.
The day ended with a fabulous pizza at Tantardino's Pizzeria in Lake Almanor Peninsula.
This was shot for the owner of a rental property. I used several layers of lighting for this shot; one ceiling bounce for the dining table, two or three for fill, one back light for the bottle and glasses, one for window pull, and a few to cast light onto the table outside. Finally, I threw some light onto the kitchen from outside, to introduce some shadows. I used a Profoto B1 for all pops.
CC welcome.
The large kitchen shelves, fashioned from sturdy oak, bear the weight of years of use, evident in the worn, textured surface that tells a story of age and utility. Adorned with charming details, it holds an assortment of kitchen items, neatly arranged. From vintage bottles and jars to unique ceramic dishes, the cupboard exudes a cozy, rustic charm.
Where To Find:
Marketplace Item:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Kitchen-Shelves-Large/25632955
Marketplace Store:
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/13406
Mainstore:
Blend of three ambient frames. Used a slightly darker one for the backsplash/counter area below the cabinet on the left (it was very blown) and a brighter one for the cabinetry below (client was concerned about that area being too dark). Client is the cabinetry rep/builder.
Camera could stand to be about a half inch to the right :)
shot with a Canon 5d mk3, 24 mm TS mk2 a 430 and a load of sb80s
lots going on here there are three images here mainly to give options to the client different styling and chair layouts that are in different layers to make it easy for the client to choose.
430 on top triggering 2 sb 80s to the right, bare bounce and 2 to the left through soft boxes. separate exposure for the stove and for the cooker
For editorial use and a kitchen manufacturer this image will have another final touch up if it is selected, plug sockets and light fittings will be removed and a fire might be added
Kitchen by jonathanwilliamskitchens.ie