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11/31: October 2020: A month in 31 pictures
82/100: 100 x challenge - Flowers
100 Flowers 2020
More light panel play today. I've also been busy making fabric pumpkins which may appear in a photo another day.
#macromondays
#Knolling
Something strange happened: I had my MM image photographed and processed by Friday evening. That's a first ;)
When we had "Knolling" as a theme for the first time, I'd skipped, because I simply couldn't think of anything to knoll, let alone how to arrange it nicely. So this time I wanted to meet the challenge. My idea was to choose tiny things that I have collected as macro props over the years. But then the porcelain cat pendant that I keep in a small glass bowl together with other souvenirs and lucky charms caught my eye. And that gave me the idea to knoll some of my lucky charm keepsake pendants of which you already have seen three in MM themes: the silver heart, the tiny golden key, and the pendant with my zodiac sign engraved. Other than that most of these pendants are "animal themed", they also share their "fate" of never being actually worn – with the exception of the Cancer sign pendant which I got for my 7th birthday on a holiday in Italy. I think I have worn that from time to time, later it was attached as a lucky charm to the keyring/carabiner hook I keep my apartment keys on. The other pendants are presents or souvenirs from my childhood (the heart, the elephant, the bird), more recent presents (the key), and souvenirs from holidays (the porcelain cat, and the tiger cat which I brought along from Passau).
Size info: I decided to use the entire 7,5 cm / 3 inches frame (width) for "Knolling", negative space and image border (which is an overlayed, slightly transparent border, not an extra frame) included, so the items wouldn't be too cramped and the image could breathe. I didn't want to take the "mugshot with ruler", but the tiny key can serve for scale because it is exactly 1,5 cm / 0,59 inches long.
The final image is an in-camera focus stacking made of 15 photos. I've arranged the items on my tablet case, a totally random choice, because I'd only collected all pendants on my tablet simply because it lay right next to the glass bowl. But the case's light blue, textured surface made for a surprisingly nice-looking backdrop, and it also looked fresher than the gold-coloured cardboard or wooden coaster I'd originally wanted to use as background. Processed in Lightroom and Color Efex (Detail Extractor).
HMM, and Happy Easter Monday, Everyone!
Created for Smile on Saturday! theme: Heart on Fire.
HSoS everyone!
And for 121 pictures in 2021 #37 Flat Lay
Nur ein Frühstück. Für Linkshänder.
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Simply done with the left. Mainly anyway. And I didn't have to use scissors for this, because they are difficult for left-handers. Just as many tools are not necessarily suitable to be used with left-hand use. Have you ever used a beveled spatula with your left hand? We are in the minority, but anyone who does everything with the left can understand it and may have noticed that the cup handle and spoon are oriented to the left here ... It was also always a big challenge for me, for example, throwing the sling ball or the shot put correctly – I always had to do everything the other way around. But in the high jump (the other way around) I was very good. Well – the Olympic Games are now over ;-) And I have arranged myself quite passably over the years, I don't want to complain ;-) Oh yes, and by the way ... this view from above shows my morning coffee with milk and a porridge-oatmeal-blueberry-maple-syrup-creation, topped with the rest of the milk foam from the coffee ;-) Very tasty.
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Einfach mit links gemacht. Jedenfalls hauptsächlich. Und ich musste dafür keine Schere benutzen, die ist nämlich schwierig für Linkshänder. So wie viele Werkzeuge nicht unbedingt geeignet sind, um sie mit links zu verwenden. Habt Ihr schon einmal einen abgeschrägten Bratenwender mit links benutzt? Wir sind in der Minderheit, aber wer alles mit links macht, kann es nachvollziehen und hat vielleicht bemerkt, dass der Tassenhenkel und der Löffel hier links orientiert sind ... Auch war es für mich immer eine große Herausforderungen, z. B. beim Schleuderballwerfen oder Kugelstoßen richtig zu werfen – ich musste immer alles anders herum machen. Aber im Hochsprung (anders herum) war ich sehr gut. Nun – die Olympischen Spiele sind ja nun auch wieder vorbei ;-) Und ich habe mich über die vielen Jahre ganz passabel arrangiert, ich will nicht meckern ;-) Ach ja und übrigens – diese Ansicht von oben zeigt meinen morgentlichen Milchkaffee und eine Porridge-Haferflocken-Heidelbeer-Ahornsirup-Kreation, getoppt mit dem Rest des Milchschaums vom Kaffee ;-) Ganz lecker.
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#SmileOnSaturday / #FlatLay
For Smile on Saturday - Herbs
I haven't done a flat lay for a while and this is a bit later than I planned but had a surprise visit from my beautiful grandson...in the garden at a distance of course but still a lovely surprise.
Here is a link to the song from way back...just to give you an ear worm ;) HSoS
– Charles M. Schulz
15 of 25 Days of Christmas
I saw this in a magazine, Real Simple. It was an article on how to make brown paper packages look nice. It said, "Sketch a jar on your paper with a white wax pencil, then tie a few small springs of dried flowers and foliage to the box with a simple piece of twine." I thought it was a lovely idea but instead of doing it on a package I did it on a piece cardboard. I thought I would put it in a shadowbox or frame and set it out. It is very classy for Christmas, I think.
Fun Fact: I did not use a wax pencil. I don't even know what that is, haha. I used chalk and it worked great. :)
We are so fortunate to have a farm 1 mile from home. Alex is doing his best to keep the farm going but the drought is making things difficult. Thank you, Alex!
Day 315/365:
Another day, another flat lay. If I had the inclination I would have gone back to the drawing board and moved the pin box a little further down and to the right.
mother-of-pearl buttons and a pendant
For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #TheOddOne
Happy Macro Monday!
Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!
I really appreciate them!
Day 150/365:
Back in the swing of the flat lay again although this could be the last for a while. But I do like to make the most of my flowers.
A quick and easy flatlay set up for today.
Thanks for your visit. I hope everyone has had a great day!
Muchas, muchas gracias por sus visitas,favs y comentarios :)
Many, many thanks for your visits, favs and comments :)
Hecho ayer por mi cuñada!
Made yesterday by my sister in law!
Red photography - Cold and Warm red color
This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Red
Le thème de ce FlickrFriday est: #Rouge
O tema desta FlickrFriday é: #Vermelho
本次 FlickrFriday 主題: #红色的
FlickrFriday-Thema der Woche: #Rot
El tema de FlickrFriday es: #Rojo
Good morning, Flickr friends:)
This is a collection of feathers from our yard, see if you can guess the birds!
Thank you all for your well wishes, so kind:) I haven't seen your lovely images but over time will try...
Theme: Flatlay - ME loves MT
Thank you for visiting!
Crazy Tuesday - theme of April 6th, 2021: Knolling
Knolling is the process of arranging different objects so that they are at 90 degree angles from each other, then photographing them from above.
see: creativemarket.com/blog/what-is-knolling-the-overhead-pho...
This theme was waaaaay out of my comfort zone: When it comes to photography I prefer creative chaos, shallow depth of field and bokeh madness ... here you won't find any of that ; ))
All these items belonged to my dad who was a craftsman and loved to collect model cars ...
The big - massive metal - one is a VW Karmann Ghia, 1967 ... and it now has a new home in my home office : ))
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... in Erinnerungen schwelgen ...
Crazy Tuesday - 6. April 2021: Knolling
Knolling ist der Prozess, verschiedene Objekte so zu arrangieren, dass sie in einem 90-Grad-Winkel zueinander stehen, und sie dann von oben zu fotografieren.
siehe: www.ad-magazin.de/article/2016-03-knolling
Dieses Thema lag gaaaanz weit außerhalb meiner Komfortzone: Wenn es ums Fotografieren geht, bevorzuge kreatives Chaos, geringe Schärfentiefe und Bokeh ... hier werdet ihr nichts davon finden ; ))
All diese Gegenstände gehörten meinem Vater, der Handwerker war und gerne Modellautos sammelte ...
Einen schönen Dienstag euch allen !
Macro Monday - Stars
4/31: October 2021: A month in 31 pictures
Anything goes for 2021 - Shot from above
I sifted cornflour over this tiny star cookie cutter then moved it around a bit to make some fainter star shapes. Now off to clear up the mess. HMM
Making huge progress on a work project so I thought I would pop in and post this image created for the
theme:
Dead Stuff
As this was taken a while ago, we have planted all of our seeds and are watching the little green bits pop out of the ground.
Take good care everyone!