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Traditional Turkish cheese comes in crumbs and people have it for breakfast.
Rolleiflex SL66 medium format camera
Carl Zeiss Rollei-HFT Planar 2.8/80 lens
Kodak Portra 400 film
Scan from negative @4800dpi, downsized x0.5
Light by refracted CD.
If you hold a torch/flashlight against a CD disk and shine it at a wall you will see that small part of the illumination has a bright array of colours (interference colours) after you have found this you then manipulate that area over your studio subject.
The backdrop was bubble wrap which I had expected to give a nice even and large bokeh but it sent the already off angle light into weird unpredictable patterns, I quite like the almost water colour effect it has imparted.
+6 macro filter used.
One of the famous spot during the Coastal walk in Royal National Park Sydney. The shape of limestone looks like a big cheese block.
saturday night food truck gathering….the cheese louise truck caught my eye with all the blue and the bright orange and yellow stripes. they sell all sorts of grilled cheese sandwiches like the brie's knees- brie, apple, fruit preserve and field greens.
Delivered to Chuck E Cheeses.
I've been so behind on everything! So sorry I haven't caught up with everyone's lovely creations.
Thank you all so much for commenting on my cakes, I truly, truly appreciate it. =)
After some hours dancing around the cheese it becomes a little bit dirty and I eat it. It tastes wonderful. And so I got a unique capture of my cheese now, nobody else can repeat it.
Cheese Ranch is the open space park that sits in the midst of my neighborhood. The Big Dry Creek runs through it , but isn't quite so big anymore. A wide variety of wildlife resides here, including foxes, coyotes, owls, and a very elusive elk.
In 1879, Austrian immigrants John Welte and Plaziduo Gassner, built the Big Dry Creek Cheese Ranch. They, and their families, raised dairy cows and produced cheese, which became well known in the nearby city of Denver. The Cheese Ranch also was known to host large gatherings with music, beverages, and cheese.
Another cutting board I made. This one thicker but narrower than usual. It's cute! I gave it to a mentor and friend of mine. The width is about 5.5 inches; length is 12 inches; thickness is 1.5 inches. I finish it with Odie's Oil.
It's made of wenge, maple, goncalo alves, canary wood, and oak.
SAY CHEESE!’ invites the viewer to journey in to the inner world of Martin Creed: a world that often functions as a critique of society through its humor and tongue-in-cheek irony. The visitor encounters works with cacti, balls and light bulbs, stacks of toilet paper rolls, chairs, tables and a wall covered with broccoli paintings. In the midst of the artworks live piano music is heard – played according to precise instructions from the artist and witnessed by an incongruous marathon runner who periodically passes through the museum.
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- See more at: www.voorlinden.nl/exhibition/martin-creed-say-cheese/?lan...
Fairchild Fairco - Cheese Market
300+p. 2 pieces missing
Series 1536
I had this puzzle when I was a kid, so waxing nostalgic I bought this copy. My original was complete.
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I was on my bike at Götgatan. Waiting at a red light, camera ready, as is the rule. So when I noticed the young guy selling cheese on the street outside Göta Fisk, I decided to snap a photo.
Recovering from wisdom tooth extraction, watching an Anthony Bourdain show set in France, I was inspired to get out my French sets.
I find the grater funny in this set, 'cause I don't think any of these cheeses would ever be grated...!
Lancashire Tasty, Kick Ass charcoal cheddar, Sticky Toffee Cheddar, Blue Cheese
From Pickles of Preston at Preston Market
VW Van parked outside the Cheese Importers store. If you like cheese, this is the place to go.
Longmont, CO
Nikon 35ti, Lomo 400 film
Tajik crew producing Swiss hard cheese, semi-hard cheese ‘Mutschli’ and curd together with Maike Oestreich in the village dairy of Präz. Photo: UN Women/ Zarina Urakova
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More on my blog post on Insidious Tomatoes.
Strobist: 3 lights. 2x B800 on the background, f/16. Key is a B800 in a large octa, camera right, f/9. Triggered by PW Plus IIs.
PP in LR5/CC