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I confess... sometimes I buy things at the grocery store just because I like the containter they are in. It was the simple, graceful lines of this bottle that spoke to me and had me grabbing it up to add to my cart... never mind what was in it, or that it was probably over priced. I'd love to see it with a single iris, but since I'll have to wait a good while for that to happen...
I was out for an evening walk around our neighborhood with my daughter and her hubby. And there was this hydrangea... growing really close to the road. Fair game, right??? (Thanks, unsuspecting neighbor that I do not know.)
Just for the record, the apricot nectar that came in the bottle was really-really good... a big bonus :))
A note about the photo: I've cloned little itty-bitty things out of photos before, but this is the first time ever that I've tried cloning something in. Have to say, I actually had myself a "moment"... lol...
Combination of Two Exposures
Strobist: Two whitelightings at equal power in softboxes with large scrims in front at the rear of the bottle (1/2 power). Profoto softlight reflector w/ Profoto AcuteB 600R was used for lighting of label 1/4 power.
An exploded view of the little Lock & Lock bento set -- the Korean tupperware by Hanacobi Co. You can see that the bottom right container is divided, while the bottom left container is not. The bottom two containers are 350ml each (12 oz), with a 300ml drink container/cup on top. Microwave/dishwasher/freezer- safe, and water/air-tight. Bought at Kamei in San Francisco (Bay Area bento shopping guide here). For my blog.
At the cafe inside National Library of Ireland.
This was my little snack after a day-long of shooting St Patty's Day.
Looking southeast. Notice the tall trellis (foreground left) sunk into a 75.7 litres (20 gallon) fabric grow bag. For detail of this trellis see next slide.
Cantaloupe and watermelon are planted in this fabric grow bag. The green material is shade cloth.
Looking south.
To the left tomatoes, along the edge of roof behind the tomatoes are 14 pots of compact thyme, raised beds at the top of the frame are planted with beans and lettuce. Eggplants are planted in five fabric grown bags. In the foreground sweet peppers and more beans.
Looking southwest.
To the left, tomatoes; in the middle beans, sweet peppers and lettuce; to the far right cucumbers and swiss chard.
Many of the smaller eggplants (Little Prince) were attacked by a squirrel this fall. That squirrel must have thought they were the largest nuts he had found because nearly everyone one of them had bite marks. I finally netted the containers so much that even I could not reach in to harvest the eggplants. Next season I will only plant large eggplant varieties.
A wonderful, prolific mini cucumber intermingled with purple beans and cherry tomatoes.
Foreground
Testing out a Ez tomato cage trellis this season. They work well and fit around the exterior of a 20 litre (5 gallon pail) www.eztomatocage.com/
A view of the new fabric grow bags with black beauty eggplants under a cloche. A new stronger trellis system.
A view of the new fabric grow bags called GeoPots with Black Beauty eggplants under a cloche. A new stronger trellis system.
A view of the new fabric grow bags with black beauty eggplants under a cloche. A new stronger trellis system.
This is the second planting of zucchini. The plants were abused by bugs and succumbed early. So I amended the soil and replanted them. Not sure they will produce much as it nearly the end of September. I have harvested three zucchini so far. Plan to leave them as long as I can.
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Little bento set by Lock & Lock, the Korean tupperware by Hanacobi Co. The bottom two containers are 350ml each (12 oz), with a 300ml drink container/cup on top. All stack and fit into its own little fitted carrying case with zipper. For my blog.
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Green apple fruit juice bottle for children as an alternate take on this week's Macro Mondays theme, Green.
copyright © 2006 sean dreilinger
view juice bottle for baby darth vader thunderbird - _MG_4652 on a black background.
This is one of many water / juice bottles that Lewis has! Today, the full bottle with all the contrasting colours in view!
7 Days of Shooting Week #9 All Things Orange Contrast Thursday ....
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