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Home, sweet home --- my living room reflected in an Oneida soup spoon lying on the table. Spot the teapot...
Für:“CrAzY Tuesday“ am 06.02.2024.
Thema:“Spoon Reflection“
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Shot for Smile on Saturday, theme "spoon and fork".
My heavily used kitchen tools, willing to pose for this weekend's assignment. Happy SoS everybody!
It took ages to cover these two old spoons with newsprint, but I am sure that they will appear in some other photos in future..
A guy a friend of mine photographed. Boring that day, so i did a vector with it...Simple one, they told me to don't elaborate more than this cuz in this way is perfect enough...pherhaps they were right.
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Home, sweet home --- my living room reflected in an Oneida soup spoon lying on the table, or rather, propped against a bit of birch log. (Spot the teapot!)
Keokuk Junction Railway F units 1750 & 1761 cross the Spoon River Bridge for what may be the last time on August 7, 2019. Copyright © Revenge Photography. All Rights Reserved.
A very tarnished spoon holding some Szechwan pepper.
Kim Klassen texture (kk_mary) and some tweaking in LR
Keokuk Junction F9s 1750-1752 (ex-CN), and GP20 2003 (ex-ATSF) run light to Bushnell, Illinois, to switch the ADM plant. The units are shown crossing the Spoon River at Seville, mile 157.8, between Smithfield and Marietta. Photo by Joe McMillan.
Messing around in the kitchen and stacked these measuring spoons. Then as a result of all sorts of lighting reflections got this shot!
This is what happens when the weather isn't great ... yes, in there kitchen and grabbing anything that works for the Theme!!
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This belonged to my mother, but I don't remember her ever saying anything about it.
Looking online, it seems to be a pin made from a sterling silver salt spoon.
An exact match to this describes it as, "Lovely Sterling Silver Easterling 1944 Salt Spoon Brooch." My mother was 19 in 1944; maybe this was a fad back then.
It's 2 1/2" long.
For Macro Mondays Pin Badge.
Detail in first comment.