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Happy Thanksgiving!!!
The World Renowned Frazier Studio
Batavia, Illinois, USA
November 7, 2009
From back when Kate broke out the good stuff once in a while. The china was her mother's. And the crystal and flatware were from a particularly important date in 1984.
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Actual metal flatware wrapped in paper napkins is becoming quite rare in these days of Corona Virus. Just when you thought single use plastic utensils were on their way out along comes a pandemic to bring them back with a vengeance.
The Dinner Party, by Judy Chicago, an artistic installation to celebrate the achievements of 39 historical and mythical famous women in western civilization, Brooklyn Museum, New York City.
Totally inspired by Meredith Red's wonderful cutlery shot (see my favourites)...this is a little shot for a new set I'm working on
The back of the tines is where the decoration is, that's because of the way Europeans hold their forks compared to the way Americans do. To the left of the decoration the marks are from the bigorne or anvil that was used to back mark the piece when the hall marks were placed on the front of the fork. GoodWill totally missed out on this one.
We ran over to our local Kroger for ingredients for our dinner and a meal for tomorrow as well.
We picked up Boneless, skinless chicken thighs, Russet potatoes, jar of nacho cheese, Frozen broccoli, and sour cream. Also got ingredients for a Rigatoni and meatball dinner.
Our house
Knoxville, Tennessee
Monday, July 7th, 2025
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Silver Pickle Fork..
In July the weather was so bad; I decided it was time for a few cutlery shots. LOL so many object to photograph and yet I find silverware so fascinating.
I tried a few different lenses, but settled ont he 105 macro f2.8 with no ND filter. I staged several designs and configurations and finally came up with this shot.
I came up with the idea. to put them on the marble counter top near the edge, closed the shear curtains to diffuse the light, in an attempt to introduce as much grain as I could, even setting my shutter speed as low as the lens would allow.
In post I desaturated it to make it black and white and
then pulled the contrast and clarity sliders way down to soften the edges.
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WIP - ENCHANTED FOREST - "Owed" to Surrealism... (stained glass, millefiore, ball chain, stainless steel flatware, on 1/2" MDF)
Finally got the nerve to quit playing with the mille and start working with it ā so far I LOVE it! It is much easier than most of the other materials I end up working with. However, somehow I went from millefiore to Surrealism, which got me into some serious andamento considerations. I am looking for suggestions, ideas or thoughts on opus or andamento for the ground. I do also plan to add some small bunches of mille at the base of the tree trunks and axis' points. Because my composition elements are inspired from Surrealistic works, I want to accentuate the harlequin outlines, undulations, curves, hills and depressions and am just not sure of the best way to do it. Maybe Opus Sectile in carefully chosen shaded stained glass so that each section forms part of the checker board? Or Vermiculatum in concentric rings moving from exterior to interior? Incertum with shading? I've played around with various sketches and tess patterns, but none of them look quite right... Thanks!
My wife had her Mom over on Sunday and they ordered pizza from Jets Pizza. I reheated three squares in the oven. It's always a good choice for Sicilian-style pizza here in East Tennessee (Born and raised in Northeastern Pennsylvania aka NEPA where there's the Old Forge Sicilian and in The Back Mountain, Pizza Perfect legacies).
Our house
Knoxville, Tennessee
Monday, March 17th, 2025
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We ran over to our local Kroger and picked up the ingredients for Taco salad. We had enough for lunch, dinner and some for lunch the next day!
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Knoxville, Tennessee
Monday, June 2nd, 2025
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My wife Baked Chicken breast, and roasted Veggies (Zucchini, Mushrooms and Onion) and microwaved a bag of Fried Rice for our dinner.
Our house
Knoxville, Tennessee
Tuesday, August 12th, 2025
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For Utata's Picture This #1, in which our heroes must interpret the phrase
āThe Powerful Magnet of Your Charmsā.
I made quite a racket shooting this.
Iāve used cloth napkins EXCLUSIVELY for several years. So doing has SAVED a significant amount of money! Same thing with paper towels. I donāt use them either. Instead, I use kitchen towels. Even MORE savings! Still trying to figure out what to do about the toilet paper, however.š¤šš³š
Ohā¦ and just in the case youāre wondering āWhatās in it?ā
ā¢Cabbage soup
Use a much, or as little, as you like. Other ingredients or seasonings may be added, or removed.
Carrots
Tomatoes
Corn
Bell peppers
Celery
Onions
Garlic
Basil
Black Pepper
Salt
67 - Household chore, for 118 pictures in 2018
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Went out to Cracker Barrel for breakfast. My wife got coffee and I got Hot tea. She got the Momma's Breakfast and I got the Country Boy Breakfast.
She shared some of her pancakes with me and I brought a slice of Country ham and my Biscuits & Gravy home for leftovers.
Cracker Barrel
Knoxville, Tennessee
Monday, August 18th, 2025
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Hope my American Flickr friends had a great Thanksgiving weekend ; hope the rest of you just had a good weekend. :)
Perles, a classic pattern by Christofle.
Testing Nikon D7000, new camera. :o)
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One AB800 w/BD over camera to light subject with a another AB800 to light the BG. Triggered with sync cable.
After returning from my visit to UT Gardens, I made myself some lunch. We had leftover Baked potatoes. So I got out the toppings (melty queso cheese, sour cream, bacon bits and jalapeƱos ) for a loaded baked potato and had that!
Our house
Knoxville, Tennessee
Friday, June 6th, 2025
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