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who is afraid of spiders? So many people.
This is a spider made out of old spoons and crafted together.
I just loved the morning light and the shadows on the table.
Spoon Bill (Platalea leucorodia) is aresident of Sri Lanka. Adults. Belongs to Threskiornithidae family. Clicked at Bundala National Park, Sri Lanka
My first spoon that I am genuinely proud about. While I see where I can improve, I also felt my skill set brought me to this point comfortably (ie. not ruining it because I had to carve that one last detail, only to ruin the entire spoon)
This came from a blank of black walnut from Mount Wolfe Farm in the Caledon Hills - a part of a workshop, run by the Ontario Rural Skills Network (www.ontarioruralskillsnetwork.com/)
The course was led by a terrific carver by the name of Fuzz.(@fuzzandmaz). The spoon is heavily influenced by the spoons that Fuzz creates.
Black Walnut - Flaxseed Oil Finish
You can find this waterfall traveling south on SC107 out of Cashiers, NC. It may take about 15-20 minutes. You'd then turn right onto New Burrell's Ford Road and go 2.5 miles to a pull-off on the right side close to a little bridge. The trailhead is right there. Its an easy 20 minute walk.
Once there the scene is relatively tight so I found compositions a bit limited. I would have liked to go downstream a bit but there didn't appear to be any safe way of getting down or through all the rhododendrons.
Water flow was OK but I would have liked it to be fuller. This could be a good spring location when the rhododendrons are in bloom.
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71/365: Black & white macro of some sugar. Just about the best I could do on a cold-laden, sore throaty, wet and grey 'stuck indoors and not going anywhere' kinda day!
After a long day's work, Spooner, a black Lab, proves, once again, that the definition of "friendship" is a wet, cold nose. :)
HSS- i've been wanting to do a spoons reflection picture for a while; so when the scavenger item came up, i played with a couple of props. this one is fun and sparkly and just right for sliders sunday ~grin~..... there are 4 in my photostream if you'd like to vote for your favorite.
ANSH scavenger1 "Spoon reflections" possibility.
this is the silly one
Welsh Love Spoons are carved from a single piece of wood and are best known worldwide but other countries also have this tradition. The earliest surviving example, displayed in the Welsh Folk museum in Cardiff, is dated around 1667, although the tradition probably dates back long before that.
My wife and I received this pair 41 years ago from relatives after we were married.
More info here
Soup spoon with spiral reflection and blue and gold shadows.
This stainless steel soup spoon is placed on a textured cream tablecloth. The underside of the spoon reflects a spiral pattern woven into the texture of the fabric.
Two light sources, gold behind and white in front of the subject create the two shadows, one gold one blue.
It was taken in the roll film era as part of a course.
There are more spoons coming soon!
Minolta Dynnax 600SI
Tamron AF 28-200mm F/3.8-5.6 LD Aspherical
Please view large for details, #315
Part of our antique silver spoon collection, my favorite ones are the Russian enamel
by far the more desirable by any collector, we don't polish the silver
because with the patina is more desirable, if you polish or alter in any way
it loses 1/2 its value,
The first 2 are Russian enamel from 19 century, next 2 are French one silver and Ivory
from 18 century the next bone and brass, next is from Dresden Germany, next one is from Italy, next English gold over silver, next 2 from Holland, Next one is a rosewood spoon with silver coin from south America, and the last one is From the U.S.
Spoons are always given to one you love, the more ornate it meant that you love the person more,
In Europe the man always carved a wooden spoon and gave it to his sweetheart.
tribute to akesus
(ma com'è che quando dovrei studiare per gli esami mi metto sempre a fare foto?! :D )
Rescanned at higher resolution with better colour and image quality
Spoon 47 215 heads 1P14, the 08:30 Newcastle - Yarmouth past the tiny station at Spooner Row
This second picture taken here that day has another transport classic waiting at the crossing gates, a Triumph Herald
A friend who knew I played bass sent me this spoon last year and it has lived in my studio ever since
ODC - Sculpted. I was attempting to create a swirly sculpted effect with the whipped cream. Not sure if I succeeded, but it still looks pretty tasty.
"...wider than a mile, I'm crossing you in style some day...."
spoon river...a real place apparently (and a real book). .Normal for cats.
The focus is on the reflection in the water with the golden wire of the little spoon sieve being out of focus.
Macro Mondays - Tools and Utensils