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Really pleased that the concept worked. Would ideally liked to suppress the shadow cast by the egg cup, but I couldn't balance the second flash without it affecting the spoon shadow.
This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Spoon
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O tema desta FlickrFriday é: #Colher
本次 FlickrFriday 主題: #勺
FlickrFriday-Thema der Woche: #Löffel
El tema de FlickrFriday es: #Cuchara
Crazy Tuesday theme: Spoon Reflections
Reflection of my Flickr photostream on my computer screen.
Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊
The work of legendary railroad photographer Steve Smedley, the F-Units pause on the Spoon River Bridge for everyone gathered to get multiple shots from multiple angles. With railfans stretching out from rail to river, it was not easy to get a shot without anyone in it. Fortunately, an offending bush was cut down to provide an unobstructed view of this historic occasion.
Ceramic spoon rest with spoon - Macro Mondays
Ceramic creation by Huntington Beach, CA artist Tom Greeley
Spoons on the table ready for breakfast at a Buddhist monastery in Taunggyi, the capital of Shan state, Myanmar.
clarity and blur within the same frame. just like life.
[9:52; photograph yourself, from behind the camera]
Fed 3 camera modified to a pinhole camera, pinhole d=0,18 mm, f/145, film Lomography Earl Grey 100, dev in Compard R09 1:50 for 8½ min
The spoon helped in the removal of cream that would rise to the top of a bottle of milk. Now it could be used to add cream or sugar to your coffee.
Spices
52 Weeks of 2025 - Week 12 - Spoons
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It’s a spoon again ;) But the shape of the reflections has slightly changed…
It’s quite difficult to get the „right amount“ of depth of field here. This is taken at f/25 but the depth of field is still so narrow… the "Spoons #1" was taken at f/40 but it seemed to me that the performance of the lens isn’t the best with such small apertures. So I decided to go for the shallower depth of field…
Strobist info: I used two 80cm x 80cm softboxes with two YN560III (triggered by a YN560TX). Each of them was positioned on one side.
One spoon picking up all those little circles!!
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Our Daily Challenge ~ Spoon Reflections ....
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just because
"i just need a bit of polish"
"what a scoop....." (john)
hey you want to spoon with me? (john)
""Polish me!" (nan)
"Happy but sun damaged" (barb)
"A tarnished smile" (di b)
"It needs a bit of polish" (ariadne)
"Life has been a strain!" (bill)
"Irruncible! As in, she wants to be a runcible spoon but can't quite carry it off!" (nan)
was at a rummage sale and spotted this. when i went to the register the gal who checked me out told me that she was glad it was going to a good home since she had donated it and it was her grandmother's :) so i'll have to shine it up and take a new picture :):)