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For Macro Monday's "Made of Metal" theme.
(The measurement from inside the 3rd opening on the left-hand side is just under 3" across the width of the grater)
I'm not big on Cheddar or Feta cheese. I guess that makes this photo the grater of two evils :)
So I put the cheese grater on top of my iPad for light and colour. I'm not sure it's doing my screen any good but makes for a handy light source!
PS what do call a cheese with a little horse hiding behind it?
Mask-a -pony of course!
Pacman is a Extra Sharp Cheddar and Blinky is a Provolone cheese with blueberry juice painted on for the blue look. The setup was shot on a paper towel so had to cut them out and put on a black background for the more realistic look of the game.
Taken in Cheddar Gorge in Somerset I loved this view up the Gorge, the cheese is pretty good too :-)
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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. A multitude of reactions as people gather from an evacuated hotel following a fire alarm. Enjoy!
Rather over processed and cheesy....look t the foreground!!!! (No, don't!). Well, it's Friday and I've just another nine hours in the office to do. And then weekend jobs. Football....Grand Prix....mow lawns.....sort stuff. Where are we? What year is this? July already? Covid has really messed with my head. Lethargic, uninterested.....uninteresting. I really need to find myself again, and get back to enjoying life and laughter. Where to start within the rules I'm bound by?
...well, something smelt very cheesy! Wild mountain goats sauntering around Dinorwic Slate Quarry in Llanberis, north Wales.
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What it is really , just a couple of cheesy bugs off for a bimble , I wonder how they decide and why they go in whatever direction they end up going .
Zürich, Oerlikon, Switzerland
Dedicated to the new train station and Franz Hohler.
Don't google the title
Ringard ?
"Excellent, on se prend à chercher la part entre post traitement et artwork original, et puis finalement on ne cherche plus, on se plonge juste dans le tableau." // "Excellent. We first try to consider the importance of post-treatment from the original artwork, and then we don't do it anymore and just dive into the picture." (VINCENT / www.flickr.com/photos/58769600@N07/)
"Wonderful, joyful;" // "Belle et pleine de joie." (Elliot MARGOLIES / www.flickr.com/photos/elliotmar/)
Three different kind of cheese. Edam cheese, blue cheese and feta. And as taste and color contrast 2 half’s of a fig. Basically, at first I wanted to have some cheese with different structure, taste and surface.
But the color or not so different and 3” x 3 “ is not that much space. Round piece of feta, was made with a hand held seeder. Cheese and fig, was snaked after the shoot.
But where is the Rorschach test. It needs a bit more interpretation, because I cut of the first slice of the blue cheese with some more mold. Feel free to post your own interpretation. Me, I see a spinal cord, or maybe it’s some stitches (last weeks Makro Mondays theme)?
Picture was stitched from 9 pictures, with a demo software named Helicon. It is integrated into LR as an Export plugin, makes life quite easy.
Yummy cheesy cutlet by TenderBest at a coffee shop in Canberra.
*Note: More food pics in my: Favorite Food Album.