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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).
Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
June 23rd - Pink Day
Pretty things in powder and carnation pink ...
nightdress and bra, makeup bags, ring,
small cards from Flow magazine,
carnations from the garden.
Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
July 1st - U.S. Postage Stamp Day
From my husband's collection ...
Italian, Belgian, Polish ...
and a few U.S. Postage Stamps
I really tried to think outshide the box for this assignment and came up with this. I would appreciate any cc/feedback. This is my first flat lay.
Flatlay still life with shells, stones and a piece of rusty metal (used to create the frame) found on beaches on the Llyn Peninsula, North Wales. The text is from a medieval Welsh manuscript called the Prediau.
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
Trying to manifest Spring by gathering a few items. Not sure it's going to calm down the wind or increase the temperature... but what if it does? No harm.
50 Years today!.
The rose is named "Golden Celebrations". An English rose which is blooming beautifully in my garden at the moment.
Yummy focaccia with cherry tomatoes, olives and fresh rosemary served with sour cream and iced lemon tea
Flat Lay / Knolling by the Calendar
September 9th - Teddy Bear Day
Collective 52 Photo Project "2017"
Week 34 - Uniform
Collective 52 Photo Project "2017"
Monthly Prompt,
Literary Devices - Tension
Barry, Perry, Terry and Jerry ...
little teddy bears from my collection,
a gift from my husband years ago.
Handmade by a German artist.
In various sizes and colors, mohair fur ...
and they're all wearing a little red bow.
Moved away from shooting with the rule of thirds in mind
and placed these little bears at the bottom of my composition.
Today I am paying tribute to my mother who taught me how to sew and thus began my love of crafting and the pursuing of lots of hobbies (I have the full craft room to prove it). I treasure the times of sewing together with my mom to make my girls dresses. Maybe some day we can sit and sew together again, for now we are in two different states and we both have crazy schedules!
This one used in Week 47 - Flat lay and Knolling photography - set by the Compositionally Challenged Group.