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Week 42 - Dolly Diptych Weekly
Addie, Almond Baby Treeson, and I are currently on vacation (again!), so my Flickr activity may be very limited for a while. You will learn soon where we've gone this time. See you soon!
More tilt shift fun. This is a view from the Sears Tower in Chicago.
Here's the original: www.flickr.com/photos/jonblock/96896242/
And if you like this one, I recommend you have a look at antiapathy's summer version
This group of students was on a tour of Gettysburg. From the tall tower at Culp's Hill I captured a tilt/shift image of them making them look like scale-sized people.
Nikon D800 & Nikkor 85mm f/2.8 T/S wide open
Another bakelite camera from the USA. Very basic, uses 127 film, but takes 16 pictures because of the 3x4 negative, so no medium format. Results will be worst than those of the Brownie. The style is still Art Deco, although this is 1945. The camera is large, the term miniature was used with a lot o optimism, it even has room inside for a spare film.
In spite of all this, the camera inspired a Lomographic modern camera called the Sprocket Rocket, but for 90% less money,you can have the real deal!
14" x 14" miniature quilt. A free pattern from Bunny Hill Designs. You can use any little print to make this quilt.
An entry for the Challenge Group 112 Pictures in 2012 No.69 ~ Represent the title of a film in your image.
IRIS (2001)
Film of the true story of the lifelong romance between novelist Iris Murdoch and her husband John Bayley, from their student days through her battle with Alzheimer's disease, starring Judi Dench, Jim Broadbent and Kate Winslet.
Another and different miniature Iris, photographed in our back garden.
Taken with my Canon Telephoto Zoom 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM EF Lens and apart from being framed in Photoshop, is SOOC.
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We added another miniature painting to our "Before Photography" collection. It came with no information and the mounting appears to be original and we are reluctant to try to open it.
February 13, 2021 - Miniature Pansies at South Coast Botanic Garden on Valentine's Weekend. Photo Shoot with Leticia Hernandez, Ayla Qureshi, and Dora Lee.
Miniature Oribana ENTICING
ENTICING PAPER ROSES eBook
www.oriland.com/store/ebooks/enticing_paper_roses/main.php
Learn how to fold every detail of the unique oribana design – flowers, stalks, leaves, a vase and then how to unite them into the entire composition!
This mini Oribana is just 3 inches (7.5 cm) high. Starring models are Mini-Rose designed by Yuri, Jasmine and Semicircular Vase designed by Katrin. Used washi, hand-made Japanese paper, called "Moriki Kozo" for every element in the composition - the plants and the vase.
Happy folding!
In the same garden as I found the daffodils yesterday. I adore Irises, either miniature or the full sized ones.
Thank you for your favourites. :O)
La Petite Patisserie
A miniature bakery built by my daughter. She constructed the building with a door that opens. Inside the window and on shelves there are Re-ment cookies, macarons, & cream puffs, along with some handmade cakes, loaves of bread and of course, croissants!
Miniature abandoned kitchen.
The scene is done! :)
Inspiration : my mum who loves to photograph abandoned spaces and often takes part in the 'lost spaces' tours in Berlin; Lori Nix, whose work I adore; history of humankind (we've been through a few ends of civilizations already); the sublime (beauty in what is technically ugly)
Goods : a kitchen I made a few years ago but I didn't really like anymore. The fridge was found on ebay, the sink I bought in a miniature shop in Barcelona.
Why? : I have a fascination for abandoned places, in the sense that they show what's going to be left when we die or go. They remind us of our inevitable end. And also that things (and vegetation) will outlive us.
xx
Stéphanie