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les petites attentions ça fait la différence (3,5cm )

I‘ve repeatedly called myself "clumsy" and I know that a number of people can‘t quite imagine that I am, considering some of the more delicate macro-arrangements I experimented with… however if you ever get the chance to watch me folding laundry and particularly wrapping a gift, you would immediately know what I‘m talking about. 😅 What a mess!

 

One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Wrappings".

 

Shot with a Screen Cezanne Scanner lens on a Canon EOS R5.

For Macro Mondays - Wrapping

 

Not much time this week so a very quick shot, but I can't find the ribbon!

 

Happy Macro Monday!

A abstract view of a staircase on the exterior of Downtown Dallas' Central Business District Vertiport.

Both of my daughters spent time as a foreign exchange student in Japan. They made friends with a family that sent us beautiful gifts every year. Here are some of the furoshiki cloths they sent. I think this sort of wrapping is a great idea.

 

We only exchange cards these days but I treasure these gifts from the past.

small brocade pouch I was given with a Tibetan necklace inside. Background: the parcels I just wrapped for Christmas

© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved

 

Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.

 

Previously unpublished shot from March 2018. Enjoy!

Macro Mondays, "Wrapping"

 

For Macro Mondays, Wrapping

White ribbon for packing presents with paper and scissors in the background.

Super Yashinon 35mm f2.8 at f2.8

Macro Mondays Wrapping PC110503

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

small stack of folded tissue paper and cellophane. For 'Macro Mondays', theme: 'Wrapping'

 

matching up the seams (2 inch section) - HMM & HTT!

Macro Mondays: "Wrapping"

 

Some holiday wrapping paper, lit with a single constant LED.

 

The image is about 5 cm (2 inches) on the long edge.

Wasp Spider (Argiope bruennichi)

An eastbound Union Pacific coal train more than fills Big 10 Curve between Eisele (formerly Clay) and Rocky, Colorado, on a warm Valentines Day 2015. A pair of GE ES44ACs are on the head end (UP No. 7701 and BNSF No. 6345, while a mid-train DPU of three more locomotives can be seen on the tangent on the other side of Big 10 Curve.

Eine schöne Verpackung lässt auf schöne Geschenke hoffen,

Beautiful wrapping gives hope for beautiful gifts,

Tape Dispenser. HMM!

 

For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #Wrapping

 

Happy Macro Monday!

 

Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!

I really appreciate them!

Smile on Saturday: "Shades of Gold"

 

Some gold holiday wrapping paper.

Time to get some gift wrapping done which will require coffee, snacks, and possibly a nap at some point in the procedings.

 

#PurpleMoon

For : smile on Saturday, theme “ gift wrapping material”.

The clip : flic.kr/p/2kihB7g

Thanks for watching

Woodhouse Mill Reg. Sept 22.

Festive packaging ribbon...

Zerene stack : 20

my joy in playing with paper and light

Happy Macro Mondays!! Today’s theme is Wrapping.

Wan Chai district. Hong Kong.

Reminds me of a Christo wrapping.

Macro Monday

December, 12th 2022

Smile... on Saturday! ;-)

 

Theme Saturday, December 19

Looking close... on Friday! - Paper Design

This is for Macro Mondays' theme: wrapping--things necessary to wrap a gift. Tape is usually essential.

Leave,s Drying out in the Sunshine.

Thema der Woche in der Gruppe "Smile on Saturday!"

These are some of my favorite and best figs (In my opinion) that I made this year.

Whether they took a while to make, had multiple versions, or were just praised so highly, I love all of them.

 

Now onto what this post is really for.

 

2016.

 

Man, what a year.

I joined in April, and I want to thank everyone who followed me.

Thank you for following, faving, commenting, tagging, and welcoming me!

 

I've met a ton of new people.

 

Before I got my Flickr I used to browse on the mobile site. I made bookmarks of some of my favorite people, just to check on their posts.

I never thought I would be talking to them.

But here I am.

 

This year I got more than 300 followers. I didn't even think I'd make it to 100.

 

Now to thank a few special people.

 

Jacob Carlson. He was the first to ever commission me, so thank you so much for that. He's a really great friend and has followed me for as long as I can remember.

 

Aaron. Thank you LegoMatic9! If you even see this, you followed me on my first day. My face lit up when I got the notification, because you have always been a true inspiration to me.

 

Tom Keese. You're such a nice guy. You welcomed me, followed me, and we've even talked a bit. I love your posts and more importantly, your comments. They're always so uplifting!

 

Cesar. This guy is truly incredible. He always faves my photos. He tags me in his posts that I miss. This guy is so on top of it, and his figs are so unique!

 

Jerdfigs. He's a super great guy. I've always admired his sculpts and the detail he puts into his figs. I strive to be as good as a sculptor as he is.

 

Tom Beke. This guy is phenomenal. His figs are fantastic. His skills are way beyond mine. Overall, he's just an extraordinary person.

 

Liv}. My closest friend here on Flickr. She writes incredible Wonder Woman stories. She has also helped me out a ton on Wips. She has great hairstyle ideas,and even suggested Jyn's. Thank you for being my friend!

 

If you're not mentioned above, I didn't mean to leave you out. I wanted to thank some of my biggest inspirations. If you are one of my 300+ followers, thank you for supporting my work!

 

2016 may have had a few weak points, but it has been pretty great for me!

 

Thanks all and here's to 2017!

Boss

Macro Mondays: Wrapping

Using an interesting technique with the Photos software called stage light. Fun huh!

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