One teaspoon 5 milliliters

Female in Thailand traditional dress with antique kitchenware for cooking

Macro Mondays - Glaze

Awesome vintage packaging of some little "high class" forks!

Still Life found in an NT property.

Freilichtmuseum Bokreijk, Genk, Limburg, Belgien

tribute to Brian Marshall

Flickr Friday theme: Obsolete

Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊

Canon PowerShot G9 X Mark II.

Striking vintage Pryex Mixer packaging

72:365

My collection of 024 Round Covered Casseroles! This is one of my favorite sizes! Is it a casserole? Is it a bowl? I love it!

I need the green ones for a full rainbow :)

Blogged

www.dhmigphotography.com

Do not copy or use without permission

© All rights reserved

Please DON’T POST your photos in the comments

This is my entry for this weeks "macro mondays" for the theme "The first letter of my name". My names James so I have opted for a Lemon juicer as my subject. HMM all, Thanks in advance for the likes and comments I read every one :)

2017 - iPhone SE

SSC - Half Full/Empty

Deliberated a lot! Finally came up with this. The glass is half full from the juice of half an orange, the second half yet to be juiced.

kitchenware of wood and stone.

Cabramatta is a suburb in south-western Sydney and has the largest Hoa Vietnamese community in Australia. I like visiting this place.

Here is a photo of a lady as she navigates her way though a rather crowded side alley where merchants sell everything from food to kitchenware, clothing, textiles and jewellery. I like her determined look and her hasty stride!

Candid Street Photography

Cabramatta, NSW

January, 2019

kitchen implements for sale at a sidewalk . captured this image at a province known for making aluminum kitchenwares

Series: MACRO MONDAYS (NOT SUBMITTED)

SEE THE SUBMITTED VERSION IN MY PHOTOSTREAM

MM: The peeling off tip of a blade of "A" Peeling Kinfe, It's A-Peeling To Me.

I used a stack of Macro Adapter + 2x + 4x +10x Macro lenses

Location: Cork - Munster - Ireland - IE - Europe - EU

Photographer: Mark

Photoshop Camera Raw Filter

********* Thanks for all groups invitations ********* Please do not post default group messages/badges, It will be deleted.If you like my photo, please fave it and/or comment with your own words.Thanks for understanding.************************************************************

kitchen utensils

rouleaux a pâtisserie

thanks for the visit and the comments , favorites

merci de vos visites et de vos commentaires et favorites

bedankt voor uw bezoeken , commentaren en favorietes

france

Excerpt from www.mtr.com.hk: Led by the Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation and artist Law Man-lok, “Tribute to Traditional Shops”, is the photography and illustration series of the four projects including Bamboo Kitchenware Store, Dried Seafood Store, Paper Offering Store and Rice Store.

The historical business district of Sai Ying Pun was once home to hundreds of traditional family-run shops, many of which specialised in handcrafted products for special occasions and everyday needs. Although many of these shops have now closed, those that continue to trade are a reminder of the unique character of this historic community.

For this project, a group of teenagers visited traditional bamboo kitchenware stores and spoke to the owners about their work and memories. Using these reflections, they worked with the artist to create lively pieces of art incorporating text and illustrations.

my little treasure is that old stove (primus) .

project : kitchen utensils

DSC_0330

Looking close...on Friday: Wood grain

Not sure what kind of wood the beads are, but the cutting board is bamboo.

Cake pan and Platter.

I have never seen this pattern before! I hope I find more someday, I love it!

Fork is from Kozzi and the hands are from StockXCHNG

Stainless Steel Measuring Spoon Set

A warm close-up from the Easter market in Tábor, where a hand-carved wooden spoon with a simple smiling face stood out among handmade kitchenware and soft background bustle. I wanted to capture the charm of traditional craft, the cozy atmosphere of the stall, and the quiet personality hidden in an everyday object.