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14/31: October 2022: A month in 31 pictures
I picked this book up while on my walk yesterday. We have an old telephone box in our village that has been repurposed as a library. I saw this classic and couldn't resist. The writing is very small so I may struggle to read it but it's proved useful already....with my other new photo board.
www.instagram.com/sweetshopnatalie/ Sweet Shop Natalie was the creator of these adorable mini cookies. I purchased a bundle of classes that included a mini flat-lay course. Look for more practice layouts coming soon.
I set out my silver tea accessories on a blue table runner for a flat lay challenge. The bird is a tea bag press, then the cream and sugar, the cup and saucer, and teapot and trivet.
11/31:October 2019: A month in 31 pictures
After not drinking coffee for over thirty years, I recently discovered I really quite like it. So I bought a Nespresso coffee machine and love it. For those of you who don't get the title, George Clooney advertises Nespresso.
It was my book group Christmas meal last night. We all buy a book for the Secret Santa, this is my offering. I had another practise at brush stroke lettering on the tag which I thought would be nice to use as a bookmark. I hand stamped the wrapping paper as I am very aware that we need to use paper that is recyclable. I have also started using brown paper tape.
It looks like Christmas has begun so I thought it was probably okay to start with the Christmas photos! It was also a chance to show my new gold star ornament.
A bowl of strawberries and blueberries.
The round black bowl is tipped on its side, hence the strawberries are spilling out. But the overhead shot makes it look straight, giving an illusion of the strawberries climbing out!! lol
Many things have changed. People have changed.
But the lovely Autumn is still capable of arriving at its time, as every year, as every time. Welcome, we really wanted to see you here!!
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Muchas cosas han cambiado. La gente ha cambiado.
Pero el precioso otoño sigue siendo capaz de llegar a su hora, como cada año, como siempre. Bienvenido, tenÃamos ganas de verte!!
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Sony A6600 + Sony 16-50mm
This Monday is brought to you by coffee, lots and lots of coffee.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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A few days late with my 'spring' photo, but since we haven't actually made it to summer (and there's still some snow left on the ground) I don't feel too badly about my tardiness.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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Twas yesterday, but a creamsicle is good any summer day. :o)
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The Remington 12: Journalism’s Workhorse of the 1920s
In the dimly lit Toronto Star newsroom of the 1920s, the Remington 12 desktop typewriter reigned supreme. Heavy, durable, and reliable, its black steel frame and crisp keystrokes matched the relentless pace of the paper’s growing reputation. Editors barked orders, reporters clattered away, and stories of the city’s triumphs and tragedies took form on its smooth, ivory keys. The Remington 12 was a workhorse, built to endure long hours and harsh deadlines. These typewriters churned out countless headlines, from political scandals to world wars, bridging the gap between breaking news and the readers eagerly waiting on Toronto’s streets. For the Star, the Remington 12 wasn’t just a machine; it was the heartbeat of the newsroom, a silent partner in its mission to inform and inspire.
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Playing around with colors and leftover donuts. I might have to keep these around for a few more days to experiment with for food photography practice.
This may not be the most seasonal dessert but it's my son's favourite and that is a good enough reason for me to make it.
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Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year wherever you may be... take care of yourselves and keep clicking.
The neighbour dropped off some baking for us. Before the family could eat it, I got to photograph it.
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Flaylay still life of three old bike cogs - shot on my garage floor (that's the background) and lit only with handheld torch (i.e. light painted)
Flickr Friday 'homemade' theme.
My lunch today, homemade celeriac soup with a dollop of homemade yoghurt and toasted homemade bread.
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16/31: October 2019: A month in 31 pictures
These lisianthus have lasted really well but are on their way out now...I salvaged a few for a pic today.
I'm really struggling to stay in the game, just hope I can keep going for the next couple of weeks. Once again I apologise for being so behind in commenting.