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These are also spoons, however the other sides, so they could very well be forks or knives ;-)
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Happy Sliders Sunday!
This image was created from two of my previous posts. I was going for an abstract pattern and "cheery" colors.
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Post-process enhancement of contrast, colour and colour temperature, then framed the image and uploaded it
for the
ƒ/8,0
5.6 mm
1/1600 Sec
ISO 100
😄 HaPpY Sliders Sunday 😄
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)
My own Abstract Creation: using the marble technique, took a photo and enhanced contrast and colour temperature, then framed it - ready to upload for the
Gigaset GS290
ƒ/2.0
3.5 mm
1/33 Sec
ISO 530
I was looking for something to slide and I found this one..;)
Thursday, my day off, I went to the junk yard to try to find a drivers seat for my car. I have one, but the seam is coming apart where I sit and with summer time coming on, I can't leave the top down with an open seam. Anyway, the guy seemed shocked to see a customer. He got over it fast an said he had a car like mine out back an to the right..;) It must be true about how big junk yard dogs are because I didn't find the car I was looking for but I did step in some dog leaving. So, I left..After I cleaned my boots
Anything is possible in Wales
That’s why one can even find a glowing waterpipe here.
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Just tweaked saturation using the Windows Photo Editor
😄 HaPpY Sliders Sunday 😄
Uploaded for the group Sliders Sunday
ƒ/4.0
108.0 mm
1/250 Sec
ISO 200
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One of the many winter shots of the foot bridge, another variation of a slide on this. Happy New Year to all.
This evening's fading light, and the party drawing to a close, neither of which seem to deter this delightful, late flowering little Hebe. In our garden.
Victorian era greenhouse in the walled garden of Holkham Hall, Norfolk.
Multiple spur gears and racks slide windows up and down to control ventilation. Inside all that there are iron frames ready to support shades. Victorian engineering made, as a matter of course, to work without complaint for decades. The greenhouse was actually allowed to decay but is now restored to former beauty.
The quirky rendering attempts to highlight the engineering and the glorious repeating geometry.
I thought I would work the kaleidoscope this week for a shot, I found a chandelier begging to be shot and when I did the kaleidoscope it was perfect but just my dumb luck, I did move it 1 degree either way and it was no good just happen to hit dead center to get the spokes perfect.