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Chanson de The Doors
Ce sera probablement mon unique prise de vue ayant un lien avec la St-Valentin pour cette année
Some items are hard to capture on a table top, benefitting from the flow of water to create their pattern. Here is a flat lay of yellow pine pollen, white oak leaves, some small rocks and a storm drain surrounded by concrete.
Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
April 29th - Sense of Smell Day
Sweet heavenly scent of Wisteria flowers
Sachets scented with Homemade Sherbet
Vivitar Series 1 70-210 f/3.5 Macro
Minolta Rokkor-X 200mm f/2.8
Minolta Rokkor-X 50mm f/1.4
Minolta MD 28-85mm f/3.5-4.5 Macro
Asahi SMC Takumar 135mm f/2.5
CC: Flatlay or Knolling
Green is my favorite color, but the purple ones are the prettiest of the bunch and the purple one gets the center spot. Five varieties of sea urchin shells, with sea urchin spines to draw the lines.
I used what I had on hand to do this flat lay and I was just working in the garden when the idea become better formed in my mind. I had just gotten the fresh seeds and the box to store them in yesterday and bought the plants this morning for my garden. Those are actually my gloves just removed so the dirt is fresh. :D My daughter put the purple flower under the thumb. Happy Mother's Day!
Size 5 and size 3 coats in orange and charcoal wool Melton. Spoonflower circuit board print lining and insulated vest. These are my 4th and 5th coats using this awesome pattern!
Finished coat- binding on insulated vest
I came home from a beach vacation, but my heart still lingers there. Or, maybe it's just a collection of beach rocks and shells...
You have questions; this girl has answers!
Ichigo Heaven is posing for the theme “Getting to Know You” in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. I made her dress and hair clip.
I'm not much of a writer but I received these items in part of a prize package I won on Instagram a few months ago. I've decided to use the little notebook to contemplate my day and each evening to write one sentence. Baby steps right?
I read my first Moomin book in the 3rd grade. The top left, Comet in Moominland, is what I still have from that early collection, 1979.
I've read Moominvalley in November every November for over 25 years and read it sporadically 10 years or so before that. This one is from 1996
And as much as I love in November, Moominpappa at Sea is my favorite. This one was published 1968.
Hi! Nice to meet you!
If you are like me, a colourful person, you might enjoy this flickr account.
This is a simple colour project that I’m planning to make into a photobook in a year (or whenever I feel finished). To see the colours in the right rainbow order, please look in the rainbow album www.flickr.com/photos/colourproject/albums/72157696282825911
Since this is just a projekt account, to find my other work, please visit www.flickr.com/photos/kajsaeriksson/
Lieblingshandcreme von Morris&Co, Latte Macchiato aus meiner geliebten Pip Tasse, Diorific, mein neues 3-Jahre-Tagebuch und Tulpen, Tulpen, Tulpen
I've tried a new recipe from Taiwan... marbled tea eggs... boiled in black tea, soy sauce with bay leaves, a stick of cinnamon, one star anise, salt and sugar... and I love the design on the inside of the eggshells...
This is how you do the flatlay thing, right? 🤔
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Had a moment of “oh snap“ when I got my Instax out and realised it's basically Calpurnia's color scheme
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Starting to embrace the pastel babe she is. Slowly 😂