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Some of my photos made into refrigerator magnets.
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For the Smile on Saturday theme: Smiling spoons.
“Keep smiling, because life is a beautiful thing and there’s so much to smile about.” – Marilyn Monroe
Thanks very much for your visit, comments and faves! HSoS!
Im Nachlass meiner Eltern habe ich diese Beweise für Ihre Sparsamkeit gefunden. Stifte wurden solange genutzt, bis man sie nicht mehr anspitzen konnte ...
Und es ging nicht nur um das Sparen. Wir wurden zur Achtsamkeit der Umwelt gegenüber erzogen. Papier wurde gespart, um die Bäume zu verschonen und die Umweltbelastung durch die Papierherstellung zu minimieren. Wir erfuhren, wie viele Bäume für Hefte und Bücher sterben mussten und wie schädlich die Papierindustrie für die Umwelt ist. Ein beeindruckender Film über die umstrittene Zellulosefabrik am Baikalsee war Pflichtprogramm von der Schule aus.
So nutzten wir selbst die Bons aus Registrierkassen (damals noch aus richtigem Papier) als Notizzettel. Die Rückseite war ja nicht bedruckt.
Jedes Brettchen und Leistchen wurden aufgehoben, weil man es ja vielleicht noch gebrauchen konnte.
Die viel zitierte "Mangelwirtschaft" in der DDR hatte auch so sein Gutes. An Neues war schwer ranzukommen. So glitt man von der "schlechten Zeit" nach dem Krieg nicht in eine fette "Wirtschaftswunderphase", sondern kultivierte die Nutzung vorhandener Ressourcen. Upcycling war selbstverständlich. Nur hieß es damals "aus Alt, mach Neu" ...
Auch Recycling wurde groß geschrieben. Das hieß dann "Sekundärrohstoffgewinnung" - kurz SERO. Einmal im Monat zogen die Schulklassen mit Handwagen los und klingelten an jede Tür, um Altpapier, Glas und Schrott einzusammeln. Die Leute kannten die Termine und sammelten bis dahin alles, was anfiel. Die Schüler brachten diese Schätze dann zum Altstoffhandel bzw. zur "Sekundärrohstofferfassungsstelle". Der Erlös landete in der Klassenkasse. Davon wurden Wandertage oder sogar Klassenfahrten finanziert.
I'm going to love this week! Flat lays are one of my favorite things to do! I'm not sure how modern this is, but I think having to remind people to be kind is a modern thing. I don't remember having to be told this when I was growing up, we just tried our best to be.
Had some fun playing with flat lay compositions using farm eggs and a small whisk. Processing in Silver Efex.
Another wet, cold and dreary day. It might not feel like it's Spring so I had to get a little creative to make it feel like it is. ☀️🌷
Day 100 of this 365 already?! :)
Thanks for your visit! I hope you had a wonderful day!
Homemade seasoning
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I find miniature anything adorable and these little books I'm using for a project for my librarian pen pal are especially cute!
Hello friends! Hope you are all passing marvelous time! I hope you all like this shot of time. It was shot during dusk and I tried to add much cold to it as possible!
27/30: April 2019: A month in 30 pictures
Same scarf as I used the other day...a charity shop find that I just knew would be handy. The lavender I picked last summer at our local lavender farm. I made the wreath but changed the ribbon on it for this shot.
A Leica D-Lux 6 and removable electronic view finder
Focus stack (4 images) Shot with single off-camera strobe (Godox AD200Pro/XPro II trigger), bare bulb, mounted on overhead boom, bounced off 32 inch white umbrella)
Shot for Flickr Friday - looking back
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.
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.