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House DIY series & college project
I have been busy for many things so didn't have a time taking photos outside - hopefully tomorrow.
Here is my another abstraction/distortion project result (again.....). Try to be Andre Kertesz style....!
I need to do a couple different angle shooting, anyway I put one I took today.
It was just one second sunshine after heavy rain, so I was lucky to get shadow. Thanks to my daughter who was my assistant today.
P.S. Guess, what is King G..
House DIY series with egg slicer
Queen G has a double face.
Her round face is always full of smiles, but time to time difficult once she is serious.
My college assignment of Unit 2 was over last week. (good news)
I wanted to post it 2 weeks ago but just missed a chance. if I miss it now, it will be more delay so please be patient to see it today! - I aplogize.
It is a different shape of shadow with a little magic (really?), I hope you like it.
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I can’t think of anything more specialized than an egg slicer. All it does is slice eggs, although I know people use them for other soft foods.
I finally bought a 50mm lens. It's my first prime lens, so it takes some getting used to. I'm used to a zoom lens, but now I have to back up or move closer to get the framing I want! But really like the sharper focus I'm getting with this lens.
ODC 167 Specialized
114 Pictures in 2014 - Theme #30 - Kitchen Utensil
We're going to have a nice boiled egg sandwich for lunch ~ boil the eggs and then gently remove the shell and place on the egg slicer ... voila, lunch is ready!!
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Calimero and Priscilla having some fun together.
I realized "after" the shot that Calimero wears an eggshell as a hat.
Priscilla already knew he'd fit perfectly in the egg slicer. :-)
Calimero e Priscilla si divertono assieme.
Mi sono reso conto solo "dopo" aver scattato che Calimero indossa un guscio d'uovo come cappello.
Priscilla già sapeva che lui era perfettamente adatto per l'affettauova. :-)
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1 - small figurine
2 - eating or cooking utensil
3 - shot from above
Slicing a strawberry in an egg slicer for my preschooler's lunch so he doesn't take too big a bite and choke on it.
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Der Eierschneider ist nicht nur schön im Design sondern auch einfach und praktisch in der Anwendung. Er besteht aus 3 Teilen, einem schwarzen Kunststoffunterteil auf das das Schneidegut gelegt wird und 2 Edelstahloberteilen mit Schneidedrähten. Zum Schneiden hebt man das Oberteil ab, legt das Ei oder den Mozarella auf die Kunststoffschale und setzt dann den Drahtspannrahmen wieder auf und zerschneidet mit leichtem Druck z.B. das Ei. Dann nimmt man dieses heraus und hebt zum Säubern das Oberteil ab, spült alles und fertig. Der Vorteil gegenüber unserem alten Eierschneider liegt nicht nur im schöneren Design sondern auch in der qualitativ hervorragenden Ausführung: Hochwertiger Kunststoff und nichtrostender Edelstahl, sowie die Schräg-Spannung der Drähte über zwei Ebenen, dadurch bleibt nichts darin hängen.
Yet again my kitchen drawer is a real mess, this drawer always has my small items for cooking..why do I keep buying more "treasures" ? often I duplicate these things but seem obsessed in buying more...tomorrow I will clear it all out again and donate the extras that I "really" dont need to the charity shop...
After my workout at the gym I was pretty hungry when I arrived home! So, a boiled egg, sliced and chopped for a nice comforting sandwich!
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Day 331 of 365
"Portrait 331"
Quickly! When was the last time you used one? What......you don't own one? Just think of all the thing you can do with it!!!! Well, you are missing out. Have you ever had a day when you simply could not come up with a concept? Not me!!! Actually, today I had NO idea what I would be photographing. Also, I only had a few minutes to find something, shoot it, and resize the image for posting. My sister and niece took the little one for a walk, so I had to work quickly. I was pondering what to eat for dinner, spotted the egg slicer, and I had a vision!!!! To be honest, I had no idea how to approach the egg slicer. Sure, it is naturally a sexy subject, but how does one light it? I was working against time, so I snooted a speedlight, centered it on the white (yes, white) paper behind the slicer, and then pondered how to light the slicer itself. I first put a dish on my Paul C. Buff Einstein, but the light was too harsh. I then stuck a strip bank on it, and the light turned to butter!!! No more harsh light on the yellow plastic part, and Bob's your uncle!! In post, I simply boosted the saturation a bit, and that was it. I was quite happy with how the white background went blue. Insert sound of kissing all your finger tips at once. Thanks for cutting through.
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Re: Assignment pca104: 1 week (Apr 25-May 1, 2010
Assignment: PCA104 – A Seldom (if ever used) Tool From The Kitchen Drawer That Has Everything Else In It!
Date: Apr 25- May 1, 2010)
Image Tag: pca104
From: Ziggy
Little Used Cooking Object/Objects
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My egg slicer isn't used very often because, well, I don't know why. So I put an egg-shaped, polished rock on it, and a light behind it. My sister (visiting from California) held a white kitchen towel in front of that light. Voila!
Stuck in the house due to the recent rain so I decided to create a little tribute to Ansel Adams' 'STILL LIFE San Francisco, c 1932'....and I thought it might look o.k. on my kitchen wall :-))))
Gelatin-silver photograph on Ultrafine Silver Eagle VC FB photographic paper, image size 21.5cm X 16.3cm, from a 4x5 Kodak Tmax 400 negative exposed in a Tachihara 45GF field view camera fitted with a top-hat lensboard carrying a 330mm single meniscus lens and a #25 red filter.