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Indulge in a moment of quiet contemplation. A warm cup of coffee, a captivating book, and the soft glow of candlelight set the mood for a cozy night in. Sometimes all you need is a quiet moment to yourself to relax and recharge.
Flatlay still life/photo art with scallop shells from various Florida beaches and a sunset taken at St Petersburg Pier, Florida
“The weather today is perfect! But of course, it’s always perfect here in Blytheville!”
This Blythe doll is Fighting Milk Saranghae, posing for the theme “How’s the Weather?” in the Blythe Pure and Simple group on Facebook. The background is a jigsaw puzzle I just finished. I bought it to use it in just this sort of picture, and I’m quite happy with it.
I wanted to name this "let them eat cake" but as well known as that quote is, it's also as well known that she never said it.
I wanted to do something girly and elegant. I saw those coconut fluff balls in the bottom left, then the macarons and though - something french! Ah, Marie Antoinette! I wasn't in love with this right away but I love how messy, pink, and floral it is!
Keys are useful. They do so much. They can take you on adventures, unlock mysteries, keep things in/others out and get you home.
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To mark Rememberance Sunday in the UK today - here is a composite flatlay still life of a dead/dying rose laid in a box and set against two gravestone textures shot at Arnos Vale Cemetery here in Bristol. Lest we forget.
“Dance is the hidden language of the soul.” – Martha Graham
This Blythe doll is Aurella Amphitrite, posing for the theme “Dance” in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. She’s wearing her stock dress and headband. The background is a poster.
Ni som har koll på dethär m flat lay... Hur är det med skuggor? Läste någonstans att det inte får vara skuggor. Stämmer det? För i så fall missade jag totalt ;)
A series of Flat lay food still life experiments for possible inclusion in the Compositionally Challenged group's homework series - Week 5 - Food from above.
Entered as is.
This is NOT RECOLORED. North Carolina in late summer is a sight to behold - one patch of suburban woodland produced this incredible array of Russula (reds, oranges, and a few green and white), Suillus and other Boletes (oranges and yellows), Lactarius (greens, blues, and white) and Laccaria (purple and white).
Each Sunday afternoon we (my dear hubby and me) prepare a pot of vegetabe for our meal Monday thru Friday.
Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
April 12th - Licorice Day
Collective 52 Photo Project "2017"
Week 14 - Different
Week 15 - Paper
Paper from Flow magazine,
Bassett's Liquorice Allsorts ...
Bassett's use the story of their creation in their marketing. In 1899 Charlie Thompson, a sales representative, supposedly dropped a tray of samples he was showing a client in Leicester, mixing up the various sweets. After he scrambled to re-arrange them, the client was intrigued by the new creation. Quickly the company began to mass-produce the allsorts and they became very popular.
Just for fun: An earbud cord wrapped around a fork. Photographed on the back-side of an old, red cloth-covered Dictionary.
Developed with Darktable 3.6.0. Post-processed in Photoshop.
A simple flat lay of a Citizen watch, Parker pen, and Field Notes memo book.
Not much to photograph these days, so I thought I would try some more macro and flat lay stuff. Wouldn't it be great to travel with only these effects?
Citizen Garrison BM8180-03E watch
Parker Frontier roller ball pen
Field Notes (National Parks series)
Shot in natural light
236/365: I had earmarked this rose for my shot today but it was very windy so I picked it and decided on a flatlay.