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I like to try new things so I bought a spoon shaped mold. I am sure this will be one of my "unused (or abandoned) treasures" soon . I have a lot of baking/ cooking tools which I do not use often, but too good to ｔhrow away...
Spoons in their proper place - the kitchen's spoon tray. Entry for Macro Monday's theme "One Word". FOV 2.9-inches.
No, not those 2 tall peaks in the background. But the smaller pointy peak in shadow in front of them.
This thin prominent peak stands out nicely as one drives north on the Kananaskis Trail (aka Bighorn Hwy, Hwy 40). Was a good challenge figuring out it's name.
The twin summits of massive Mt. Kidd loom large in the background.
Just one of many spectacular peaks one sees in Kananaskis Country.
Have a wonderful Sunday!
every now and then when i pick up an object that belonged to my mother, it hits me, an overwhelming emotion: how much i miss her - wish you were here, mum...
Montana de Oro State Park. A gorgeous spot if you get a chance to visit. iPhone pano shot with sky enhancement using Luminar 4 for Sliders Sunday. HSS!
For the Crazy Tuesday challenge: " a spoonful of..." I decided to go full on crazy with this week's challenge.
When I saw these spoons, I knew they were a must for our Spoons and Friends collection! I love them.
You cannot make a spoon that is better than a spoon..once invented, it cannot be improved...Umberto Eco
Macro Mondays and the theme "A Spoonful" and I thought I would try my take on a waterfall using measuring spoons and a tap.
It does show what is in the spoons.so should meet the themes requirements. The photo is also three inches on it's longest side after I applied a crop. I also took a photo with a ruler in shot just in case as it can look greater than three inches.
I converted to black and white and applied some blue to the shadows and green to the highlights in the RAW processor.
Two egg spoons from the morning breakfast table ...
For the Macro Monday challenge "Tableware" (December 4th 2023)
My 2023 set: Here
previous years of the Macro Mondays challenge:
My 2022 set: Here
My 2021 set: Here
My 2020 set: Here
My 2019 set: Here
My 2018 set: Here
My 2017 set: Here
My 2016 set: Here
My 2015 set: Here
My 2014 set: Here
My 2013 set: Here
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Für“Crazy Tuesday“ am 09.11.2021.
Thema:“Spoon Reflections“
😄HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday😄
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For "Crazy Tuesday" group theme of "A SPOONFUL OF"
A black drape used as a background
- a few folds can be seen
- spoon supported by a 'box' under the drape.
- chair legs just inserted into the skin of the nectarine to
provide a reasonably stable base
- coloured bottle
- flower.
That poor flower has survived the drought of the last week and now today's sporadic thunderstorms.
A bit of extra saturation and sharpening to get this result from my old and modified Miranda lens. It's taken longer to write this than it did to take the photograph.
Auto Miranda EC 50mm f1.8
For Smile on Saturday group theme "smiling spoons". I learned it is hard to take a reflection on a spoon! I will probably work on this more, just because I don't think it should have been so hard. :=) I hope everyone is Smiling on Saturday!
Arriving at Lake Tahoe there was so much traffic and construction that I decided to visit the nearby Spooner Lake State Park, which turned out to be a good choice as it was beautiful and there were hardly any people on the nice loop trail around the lake....
My Purple Spoon Osteospermum is flowering well at the moment, though I will have to check again after last night's very heavy rain. It always makes me smile to see the folded "spoon-like" petals.
Catching up with my 100 flowers project.
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Not something I have tried before, but feeling challenged by the Crazy Tuesday challenge this week.
Harder than I realised, but after some a bit of patience, I was happy with the results.
Just a little difference in the placement of the spoon may make it easier to see what is happening. I like this plaid paper a lot.