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Bottom of a small bottle that once contained capers.

 

Retrieved from the garage, label removed, carefully washed, this small bottle has all sorts of photographic possibilities!

This is the third of a small series - more to come? Probably.

 

Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 2.9/50mm

Three images with the old Tamron 3.5-4.5/28-70, focus stacked on Affinity.

In lockdown so must do something to keep the brain active.

Ancient Swamp Melaluka.

Tabletop Swamp, Litchfield NP NT

Two horses, apple, candy

Beautiful napkins from Jennspen!!

Zürich, Switzerland

 

Leica MP, Ilford FP4+

157/366

 

Glass tabletop with swimming pool below.

Made this for Innovalug's "Style it up!" contest category 4: make a build without seeing studs.

 

This is the first time for me building miniature and it is way harder than it looks especially with the restriction of not showing studs.

aka A questionable cup of coffee

 

It was really only a matter of time that the coffee beans would appear...expect a lot of coffee based photography in the next few days ;-)

 

It's pretty cool to hit number 10 in this series of images that started from nothing really. here's to the next 10! You can check them all out here - markseton.co.uk/category/black-and-white-unite-series/

Hasselblad Xpan, 45mm F4, CineStill 800 Tungsten Xpro

www.beautifulgrain.com

The haphazard arrangement struck my eye, as sometimes happens.

Lars doing a tabletop in the hip . Shot with my Samsung s5

On a cold winter night misstress was not happy. She was unkissed since Yuletide and wondering why. Were her looks deserting her? Had her long silences been misinterpreted? "Are you just going to leave me sitting on this empty table?" she seemed to be saying through the look in her eyes.

"You FOOL! Will you stop at nothing to get a comment out of your friends on Flickr? "

in a time of Otium; cocooning madness continues!

 

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Snapdragons and Lilies.

There's both an upholstered chair and a comfy loveseat within three feet of where Xyla chose to nap. Cats ideas of comfort are strange indeed.

“Teachers told me when I was younger, I would go nowhere in life, staring out a window all day long. They were so wrong.” - Jim Zwizda.

 

This time last year, we were heavily into planning a long road trip west. We spent a lot of time determining what and who to visit, knowing there were places and people we would have to skip over. Trying to find a happy balance meant a few shots I had to take out the front and side windows of the car instead of stopping to take out the tripod. This is one of those images from the car.

 

Today is a rainy day, so I am catching up on these road trip images and I can finally make a tabletop book of our trip. I like to keep a few in an album on Flickr because I can bring my IPad to places to show people on occasion when they ask questions about places we have been. Even when I sometimes do supply work at school, I have shown a few images from Flickr through my phone. Bear with me as I upload a couple in the next few days to complete my album on Alberta. I want to catch up before our next road trip. :). Please do not feel obligated to commenting on all of the them. I do appreciate all the comments from past posts. Life can get busy now that the seasons are changing. Enjoy it!

 

(Image taken June 2023)

Okay, that's not my usual style ;-)

I just made this tabletop to try out my new lens and my professionally cleaned sensor...

Tabletop Swamp, Litchfield National Park

A succulent cold strawberry.

Some warm melted chocolate

Add one Mother

Enjoy.

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

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