HUSBANDS (male couples only)
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My husband has enjoyed MacroMondays for as many years as I have. He asks the theme and then heads for his computer man cave or garage work space and brings me little tools.
This is a grouping of something called round stock in metric sizes with a twine wrap to keep them together. When in a tight circle they measure about 1 inch/ 2.54cm, but I couldn't quite figure out how to stand them to capture that tight circle. Someday...
Many thanks for looking and for commenting!
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Note: the tree planters have arrived! More trees; back in a moment.
New Freedom Tower (Formerly WTC) in the center
Note: At the time, my late husband worked in Wall St., who witnessed it's happening from his office window, not directly, but, he saw tons of office papers flying around....When he got home that day, his suits was covered all over by the ashes. It's a tragic day in the US history.
My husband and I went looking for snowy owls on a cold, breezy day. It started to ice a bit when we found this snowy sitting on a log. The moon like shape in the background was some kind of spotlight.
This is an archive image that I have never uploaded anywhere. It was transformed from color to B n W for this week's themed group, Smile on Saturday. The theme is "HIGH CONTRAST PORTRAIT in B&W".
Jack was in the yard adjusting sprinklers. He was soaked from head to toe. I was out taking photos of butterflies and birds. However, the most interesting subject in the yard at the time was Jack. So, I turned the camera towards him.
We were engaging in normal conversation as he was working away. Of course, I was click, click, clicking away. Suddenly, Jack looked up and I was caught. I love the fact that after all these years the moment he looks at me, a big grin appears on his face.
Have a wonderful day and happy snapping.
HOBBY: Computing, as in building computers, repairing, and any electronics. Never toss an electronic or computing component even if deader than the proverbial doornail. My husband is the expert. I’m trying to learn.
WHAT: Light-emitting diodes (LED) pre-cut (or before sizing) in/on a breadboard. Yes, shallow depth of field. By choice!
FOCAL POINT: Third from left LED in front row.
LIGHTING: Components are in a soft box lighted on two sides by standing Photogenic StudioMax lights triggered by an off-camera SB 800 strobe at 1/64 power.
SIZE: The breadboard (base with holes) measures 2 in / 5.08 cm), and with the negative/unused space equals about 2.5 in / 6.35 cm.
The height including negative/unused space measures 1.75 in / 4.45 cm.
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check out My Husbands version....this is what happens when I don't put things away ...
Don't just leave santa milk and cookies...you can impress him this year with this cocoa cart! Poor Santa will be tired from all his rounds so I'm certain he would appreciate relaxing for a few minutes with some nice hot cocoa...tons of toppings for him to choose from too! You can find this gem at the Anthem Event..
dust bunny . cocoa cart . with dispenser
The Anthem Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Anthem/86/161/1114
dust bunny flickr: flic.kr/ps/M1HXF
dust bunny mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Dust%20Bunny/118/201/17
Just love these FINCA pieces:
FINCA - Natural wreath - snowy
FINCA - Black hanging bells - black leather
FINCA - Christmas tree FP / lights
FINCA - christmas tree green / lights
FINCA mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife//35/58/1744
FINCA flickr: flic.kr/ps/3VbUtF
Santa loves cookies...so I'm sure he will love this new cookie box by THOR...It can be found at the Santa Inc. Event..
..::THOR::.. Festive Cookies Box
Santa Inc: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Parallel%20Universe/3/127/25
Additional new THOR:
..::THOR::.. Rustic Dining Table
..::THOR::.. Xback Chair - bonus
..::THOR::.. Yule Gift Box 1 - bonus
..::THOR::.. Yule Gift Box 5 - bonus
..::THOR::.. Yule Gift Box 6 - bonus
The Anthem Event: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Anthem/86/161/1114
THOR Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nyn/130/238/3209
THOR Flickr: flic.kr/ps/2w7oim
Can never go wrong with Nutmeg:
Nutmeg. Stone Fireplace
Nutmeg. Stone Fireplace Firewood
Nutmeg. Winter's Dawn Rug / Bonus Item
Nutmeg Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20NUTMEG/233/125/21
Nutmeg Mainstore Older Releases: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20NUTMEG/196/151/2001
Nutmeg Flickr: flic.kr/ps/Yr6Sn
Misc Older releases from Fancy Decor:
01 Fancy Decor: Copper Ribbon RARE
02 Fancy Decor: Tree Beads RARE
Thank you very much for the continued support! 🎅
My husband spotted this old timer as we drove through Buffalo, Missouri, and shouted out, “There’s an old Packard!” He knew I’d be interested because I actually used to have to drive one. My parents inherited one from a great uncle, a ‘51, and decided it would be a perfect second car for 2 teenagers to drive to school. I was the hit of all the drive in restaurants as I cruised through in the Gray Grub! Years later, on a visit home, I hopped into the relic, intending to drive a few blocks to a shopping center. Imagine my surprise when after backing down the driveway, I was totally unable to turn it...no power steering that I was now used to! My dad had to come out and drive it back into the garage....
My husband and I saw this bobcat while we were driving today, and it disappeared into the wooded area. We decided to take a walk through a path in the woods to see if we could spot the bobcat again or our deer herd. As we were walking back on the path, we see the bobcat walking ahead of us in the distance. It would walk on the path and then see something in the woods and then appear on the path again. We kept our distance, and it didn't seem to care. At one point we caught up to it and the bobcat gave us an over the shoulder look and then continued on.
My husband surprised me with a beautiful bouquet of roses for Valentines Day. He is so thoughtful, he took one rose to each of our daughter's and to our youngest daughter's teachers too. I was trying to photograph one of the roses with my macro lens and ended up knocking the whole vase over breaking it. It's sort of been one of those days, trying to make the most out of the situation. I didn't rearrange anything, just shot these where they fell so they could tell their own story.
Macro Mondays Theme: String
It's my husband's 50th in a few days, and last weekend, I took him shopping for a new classical guitar, so I had to take a shot of the strings on it for this theme. My other choice would have been colourful yarn, but I had only recently taken some shots of the yarn that I use to do creative visible mending of clothes.
Many thanks for all your comments and favourites. Happy Macro Mondays to one and all!
Chosen as Flickr Photo of the Day on 6th Dec 2024 www.instagram.com/p/DDPpgCUIIU4/
My husband and I took a trip to one of our favorite places; my sister in laws home in Paonia, Colorado. I took several shots of the pretty countryside and had a blast with my 40mm macro lens. Thanks for taking a look and especially your comments.
The portrait of the husband and wife. Don't ask me where is this couple. They are cute masters in the woods - like Yoda.
Just a quick shot from the lovely flowers my husband brought home last month. Natural light, east facing window.
"An Ideal Husband" - O. Wilde
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LORD CAVERSHAM. And it is high time for you to get married. You are thirty-four years of age, sir.
LORD GORING. Yes, father, but I only admit to thirty-two—thirty-one and a half when I have a really good buttonhole. This buttonhole is not . . . trivial enough.
(Edited in KRITA)
My husband gave me these gorgeous peonies for Mother's Day. I grow this in my Oriental bed in the frong garden.
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All manipulations were created in Adobe PS 2024.
Texture overlay by French Kiss./ Bloom Collection/ Orchid.
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Husband & me decided to a local walk along the Jurassic coast (14th Jan 25) starting in Lulworth Cove & ending back in Lulworth. It is quite a difficult walk with some steep ups & downs. The weather up until mid afternoon was the best we have probably had in months.
The coastline in this area is part of the Jurassic coast, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
My husband spotted this in a tree about 300 yards away in the forest east of our place.
I ran out on the porch and took these hand held. Earlier this year we had a Turkey Vulture pose in this same area for us for a while.
The Big Birds must love these trees!
It was fun to photograph him.
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Female on the left and the male on the right, probably discussing their plans for the day.
©2012 Luiz L. (Please do not use without my written permission.)
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My husband went to school here for a while as a kid, so it was fun to revisit this small town in south-eastern France. Located on the French Riviera, along the Franco-Italian border, Menton has the mildest climate of the entire Côte d'Azur and charms with its colors and lemon trees year-round.
(Dr. Seuss/Theodor Seuss Geisel)
Explored Feb 6, 2015 Best position #36
I asked my husband what to upload today ; ) A star jump he said...of himself of course ; ) I found this one from our hike to Hornelen last summer, which I hadn't posted any photos from yet.
..Only this one of the mountain top from a distance:
www.flickr.com/photos/ranveig/15006984342/
My album of hikes (and more star jumps): ッ
My husband and I were just leaving for a trip to the Black Hills but when we pulled away from the house we saw the beautiful stormy sky and rainbow and I knew I had to have some photos even if it meant we would be late! The wind was whipping, there was thunder and lightening in the distance and the rainbow stayed with us all the way to the North Dakota border! It was a great day.
Here are two videos to give you an idea of what it was like:
My husband and I stood on the Washington Avenue bridge on the campus of The University of Minnesota waiting for the sun to set. On the right, I could see the dorm I lived in for 2 years. Just to the left of it, was the hospital I worked at. On the far left was the hall where I flogged through freshman english. In the middle is the alien Weisman Art Museum, designed by Frank Gehry. It sticks out like a sore thumb, making me wonder where I was for a moment, although I have to say the reflection of the setting sun on the stainless steel building was pretty.
For years Larry has been on a mission to build the ultimate beach wagon.
He's built several different prototypes through the years, before coming up with the ultimate design!
I invited my husband for a nice springwalk. It was our first sunny day in weeks. He denid and locked himselve into his garage and his cars. Oooh, did he regret. When I came home after my walk, I showed him my photo's and told him about the most amazing meeting I had with some special couple, only 10 meters ahead of me. He wept a tear and now clouds are in front of the sun. He returned to his garage, a bit grumpy between his cars. I still feel sunny because of all the great things I've seen and specially because of the couple I met. Thank you for our little talk today you two...
ok, so i guess "feed me seymour" is a better title, huh?
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Mrs. Ford's love of gardening and horticulture was said to be second only to her devotion to her husband and family. Her tastes in gardening were simple, at least as far as design and color were concerned. She preferred old-fashioned plant varieties such as Bachelor Buttons, Petunias, Irises, Peonies, Tulips, Lillies, Heliotropes, Delphiniums, Forget-Me-Nots, English Primrose, Scilla and, of course, Roses planted in relatively informal patterns. Indoors, her fondness for gardening was expressed by a variety of small cut flowers in small glass vases that were displayed in each room. In addition, there were assortments of foliage plants, especially located in the Swimming Pool area.
Clara Ford spent many hours planning, touring, and pampering her treasured Blue, English, and Rose Gardens, always on the lookout for imperfections such as a misplaced marigold among a sea of aqua and sky-blue blossoms. Her efforts were recognized publicly when she served as a president of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association from 1927-34.
It has been a number of years since the majority of Fair Lane's elaborate gardens have been planted and pampered the way they must have been when Mrs. and Mr. Ford were in residence. Consider, if you will, that Mrs. Ford routinely employed 25 fulltime gardeners in 1926. However, while these gardeners helped to cultivate estate grounds, there were only five servants that maintained the entire residence.
It would be almost impossible for the Henry Ford Estate-Fair Lane, as a non-profit organization, to restore each garden area fully. However, restoration of certain areas to their early 1920's state is now proceeding. The garden scheme being implemented reflects the original plan of Jens Jensen.