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Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
December 4th - Cookie Day
Another cookie day ?
I checked the (American) National Day Calendar ...
oops, November 26th was 'Cake' Day !
Oh well ... cake, cookies
both treats for that sweet tooth :-)
Christmas tree cookies ...
35/52 {Seasons 2019} My Diary
Relax.
No se relajarme!!
Soy un culo inquieto que siempre tiene mil proyectos en mente...
Me miro la lectura, los masajes y otras cosas relajantes desde una perspectiva poco cercana la verdad.
Foto for the Swedish group Fotosöndag. This weeks theme was "flat lay".
Kind of nice to look at and hold the records that shaped the adolescence years.
Maple seeds in Montreal. I initially processed this using the Agfa Scala 200 preset from VSCO, which is a B+W preset. But I switched it back to colour after doing some edits, and decided I liked the colour version better.
“Let’s roll! I brought a board for you too!”
This Blythe doll is Vera Florentine, posing for the theme “Skateboarding “ in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. The background is a vinyl photographer’s backdrop. I bought it from Amazon last year because I thought it looked cool, but I haven’t had a reason to use it yet. Finally—the perfect prompt!
An easy still life of some sunflowers for my photo of the day.
I hope you are having a lovely weekend. Thanks for your visit. :)
Getting ready to make dinner and thought of challage for Smile on Saturday. So of course grabbed my camera and shot away.
Thank you in advance for your comments and faves.
A deconstructed Crane's Bill (Geranium Sanguineum) from bud to blossom. A super prolific flower that spreads and blossoms all summer and fall. One of my favorites!
A flatlay image of daffodils on a bright white background created using a lightpad . Here is how I did it annesphotos.uk/lighting-for-lightpad-photography/
When the days are blue and breezy
and clouds sail through the sky;
when the flowers burst so brightly
you will see a butterfly!
This Middie Blythe doll is Melomelomew for “Butterfly” in Blythe World on Facebook.
Smell the rain. Splash in a puddle. Enjoy your life!
This Blythe doll is Simply Sparkly Spark wearing Nicky Lad’s raincoat, posing for “Petrichor” (the smell of rain) in Blythe a Day on Flickr. This is a chalkboard flat lay. I used liquid chalk markers for the rain.
I'm always trying to learn new ways to compose my photos to make them unique and stand out. Sometimes it works, sometimes I'm pencil #3. 😉
I am having so much fun doing these hoop flatlays - and I keep remembering items I haven'y included, the perfect excuse to do another one.
Mum was an Avon lady for many years, so we shouldn't be surprised to find her old case, with masses of samples, along with cosmetics she used herself.
Perhaps the surprise is to find one or two items from other manufacturers!!!
Happy Smile on Saturday!
F2 and D5600 - two lovely ladies from my favorite camera manufacturer (along with some "intruder" gear).
These days I use a Z6 II, the D5.6k has been inherited by my wife and the F2 is long since retired, but i still love both of these cameras.
Top view of freshly baked oatmeal raisin cookies with dark chocolate, cinnamon and nuts on old rusty cookies sheet.
Mitt bidrag till veckans fotosöndag/ My contribution to tihs week Photsunday/ Fotosöndag on the theme Flat-Lay
Passade på att testa med den nya kameran
Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
May 20th - Pick Strawberries Day
Fresh strawberries from a local farm ...
Sending spooky Halloween thoughts your way!
This Blythe doll is Daunting Drusilla. She’s very versatile; she can look dark and gothic for Halloween, or sweet and pretty dressed up as Snow White (which she did earlier this year, with Petites for the Seven Dwarfs)! This picture is a flat lay on colored poster board.
29.05.2020
A #stayathome activity due to the covid19 situation. Please stay safe everyone.
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A followup from yesterday's upload. This time creating a COMPOSITE combining a mobile selfie of yours truly with a mobile capture of my coke bottles flatlay AND replacing the original black background with a mobile capture of the view from my living room.
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Part of the 52 Weeks of 2018
Week 10
Theme: Addicted
Much of my life has been driven by music in so way and although it has decreased as life has taken over, it's still there. An ever present love of making and enjoying music.
The 3 CDs represent different styles of music I love, and I have seen two of the three artists play live.
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My first hoop, bought on impulse after seeing a demo at our local fete. My husband thought it was a five minute wonder but I am still hooping nearly eight years later.
This hoop flatlay series started with a challenge from Deanne Love on Instagram:
'Grab your fav hoop, put on some cool tunes, then GO! Collect as many things in your house that match your hoop 😊 Make some circle art, take a flatlay pic and share it
It has really taken off on Instagram myfavhoop with many people (including me) doing it with more than one hoop. There are now more than 500 photos created for Deanne's challenge.
A little bit of fun during lockdown.
Minimalism in a Moment
Contemplating this week’s photo challenge theme, “Minimalism,” I found myself at my desk, lost on thought. The concept felt deceptively simple yet deeply complex—a balance between saying more with less. I stared at the blank notepad in front of me, jotting down fleeting ideas, none of which seemed quite right.
Then, as my thoughts wandered, the fountain pen in my hand caught my eye. Its clean, elegant lines and the simplicity of its function suddenly resonated. It wasn’t just a tool—it was the perfect embodiment of minimalism: form meeting function with no excess, no distractions. Inspiration struck, and I knew exactly how to approach the challenge. Sometimes, the answer is already in your hand—you just need to pause long enough to see it.
Fujifilm XT20 w 7Artisans 60mm Macro
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