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At “The Bund”. A well-known Chinese restaurant in Downtown Sydney. I figured we was in for some good grub when I saw how luxuriant these chopsticks were, and BTW, the food here in Australia would put American food to shame, jack! There. I said it!
Today the girls are learning to play "Chopsticks" at the piano.
-🎵pam pam pam pam pwrong
-🎵pam pam pam pwrong pwrong
-🎵pam pam pam pim pam
-Gee...this is hard!
-Try again Dear...
-🎵pam pam pwrong pam pam pam
-Maybe you're not holding them correctly?
-🎵pam pam pam pwrong pwrong pwrong
-Maybe you're a left-handed musician?
-🎵pwrong pwrong pwrong pwrong pam pwrong
-ugh... My head is going to explode!
-Maybe you need more Irish in your coffee?
Macro Mondays ~ Paper Art
My prop is a paper sleeve to hold chopsticks. The background is the decorative green 'grass' from my sushi container (also paper).
Happy Belated HMM to All!
Mural by Emma Daisy aka @emmadaisy, seen at 1932 East Kenilworth Place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
hoto by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
Edit by Teee
© 2009 Steve Kelley
A rather nice lightning storm this evening shot along with the Jersey City cityscape, New York City (NYC) in the background, and the Hudson River between the two cities.
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I'm not quite talented enough to use proper chopsticks properly, so Santa left these in my stocking several years ago. They came in handy at lunch today.
Mitt bidrag till veckans fotosöndag/ My contribution to this week on Photosunday / Fotosöndag on the theme Kreativ/Creative
I saw these cute training chopsticks at Hana Sushi.
Strobist Info - I used 2 SB-800s triggered by an SU-800 mounted on my Nikon D3. One SB-800 was to the top right and set to -0.7 EV tilted up with the diffuser and the second SB-800 to the left of the first set to 0 EV bare with the bounce card up. Both were triggered remotely in TTL mode using the Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS).
A pair of cheerios lifted out of a bowl of milk by the tips of a pair of chopsticks...one of them broken.
Shot with an old Nikon Series-E 50mm lens reverse-mounted on Nikon D7200
A pair of inexpensive speedlight-clones was used to light this subject. One at 1/64 power, few inches from the top and left of the subject, and pointing at the subject. It was triggered by on-camera flash in commander mode. Light from the flash was diffused through a sheet of tracking paper. Another flash, also at 1/128 power and in slave mode, few inches below the subject and pointing at the background, was triggered by the first flash.
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In Flickr Explore on 2017/06/26