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A flatlay with one of my orange minis. I have been looking for the colouring book on my bookshelves for a while and rediscovered it today (yes I have far too many books when a book this size can get 'lost') and it was a good opportunity to do another hoop flatlay.
I bought a heap of colour pencils which I will give to my great-granddaughter for her colour-in books. If I draw or write I use a lead pencil.....
ANSH 125 - 19. stationery or art equipment
We had a staff member retire today and during the Teams meeting party, everyone had lemon cupcakes. They were delicious.
A guy riding his bike across Lake Superior on this chilly Family Day in Ontario, I don't think I would be brave enough to do this.
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Lighting: Two Nikon SB-5000s at top left and top right bounced off an overhead white card. Both strobes triggered via CLS from on-camera Nikon SB-700 fired vertically against same white card for diffused bounce. All strobes set to TTL and white balanced to 5300K.
Another "lockdown" project shot in my garage...using a light pad as a background a la Mandy Disher. Have updated the file since first posting as felt it needed a tad more contrast in the flower heads.
Saturday Self Challenge: Knolling (flat lay)
52 in 2024: Looking down
All of the wildflowers above were found just around our campsite in one of the more remote areas National Parks of Australia. Spring has bought out vast displays of such beauties, spreading along the roadsides and over the plains. In this case they are arranged on the red earth, typical of many inland areas,
Knolling however is not really my strength as I lack the patience to get things straight,, and in this case I was assisted by swarms of flies on my legs, arms and around my face! We wore head-nets to keep the worst of them out of our eyes - not glamorous but it does help.
Anyway, enjoy the flowers and I plan on posting some additional wild-flower photos over the next week.
February Alphabet Fun Month, 2024 edition
"She sells seashells on the seashore.
The shells she sells are seashells, I'm sure.
For if she sells seashells on the seashore,
Then I'm sure she sells sea shore shells."
Shells found in Pensacola, Florida, after Hurricane Michael.
Lit with a Nanlite PavoTube
I took a little time this morning to play with the set up and processing for the artichokes. There is so much more I could do but for this is what we have for today.
I like things in order...but my silverware drawer never stays this way for long because.....well, because I don't live alone. 😉
207/365: I went lavender picking the other day, at our local lavender farm. I can't think why when I have plenty in the garden but it's a nice thing to do.
I'm going to be away for a few days with no internet access. This means I will fall behind with posting and commenting. I'll catch up as soon as I can. Wishing you all a great weekend.
28.05.2020
A #stayathome activity due to the covid19 situation. Please stay safe everyone.
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Flatlay shot of my Coke Bottles. Having fun creating the perception of floating Coke Bottles.
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Today I baked some oatmeal muffins to have for snacks for the busy week ahead.
I hope everyone had a great Sunday! Thanks for your visit!
32/52 {Seasons 2019} My Diary
Coffee time.
Medio mundo es amante del té y el otro del café. Yo soy parte de los segundos.
I bought some fresh tulips today while I was at the store getting a couple of things for tonight's supper. It is hard to choose which colour to buy and if I was rich I'd buy them all! Haha! I decided on these red tulips as I usually don't see this colour variety. I also thought they would go well with the hearts since Valentine's Day is around the corner. ❤️
Thanks for your visit! I hope you had a great day!
I have received SO many bouquets since Dad passed that I'm running out of places to put them, but I have cherished each and every one as they've arrived. Each bouquet has a variety of different flowers.