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Or perhaps I should say stolen soap... Small hotel soaps in a stack for the Macro Mondays group, challenge: Soap.
Happy Macro Monday!
If you look at a soap bubble close enough, you'll see the most amazing and colorful patterns
This is a small part- less than an inch - of one of them
Soap bubbles are so fragile! But if we know that and don't destroy them, they seem to be able to fly nearly everywhere, in different shapes and colors, reflecting the light... and they look most amazing if they fly together, lots of them, in the same direction, just to share joy, ease and make people smile...
"Je suis Paris."
Shot for Looking Close on Friday, theme "Soap Bar".
I bought this bar of soap in the Buckingham Palace gift shop while visiting London with my son for a visit to the Harry Potter exhibition, I think somewhere in 2017. It still smells very intense. The background is the inner lining of my very English Barbour waxcoat. Nice combination I think.
And when is sink into this bubly dream, there is this lovely tune in my head..Soap Bubble Box by the Nits...enjoy
Mmm... more soap that looks like food. I just figured a soap bar is already square, and that's the same as bread, so why not? Here's a soap that looks and smells like a PB&J. The fragrance is just like PB&J scratch and sniff stickers, which I love.
Der Soap Creek Canyon liegt im südöstlichen Teil des Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.
Das National Moument befindet sich im Norden des Bundesstaates Arizona an der Staatsgrenze zu Utah.
Soap Creek Canyon is located in the southeast part of the Vermilion Cliffs National Moument.
The National Monument is situated in the north of the state Arizona on the state line of Utah.
We have one word for this pineapple fragrance oil we found: WOW!! It smells so deliciously juicy and fresh--it will not disappoint (no overly sweet scent here!). This soap is very realistic looking--it's made from a mold of a real pineapple ring!
www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com/the_gardener.php
The Gardener is a store in the San Francisco Ferry Building that celebrates beautiful and useful things for the home and garden. The Marketplace shop, located in the Nave, offers a refreshing shopping experience for city dwellers seeking uniquely crafted tabletop, cooking, dining, and garden items—from garden tools and baskets, to handmade ceramics and linens, to distinctive furniture. The merchandise changes with the seasons and immediately wins the hearts of those who share a gardener's aesthetic and spirit.
The Ferry Building store is the third The Gardener store in the Bay Area. The first opened in Berkeley in 1984, as the inspired vision of owner Alta Tingle. Alta broke new ground by connecting house to garden with her unique aesthetic for functional objects that serve to enrich the everyday experience. The original store on Fourth Street endures as a nationally-acclaimed and locally-beloved mecca for discerning shoppers. A second store, which opened in 1998, resides in a barn amidst a bountiful garden in the wine country town of Healdsburg—one hour north of San Francisco.
This place has had a few names and also several owners. It made soap products of all kinds and had been in Toronto's portlands area for almost 100 years. It was a huge complex that isn't currently very accessible, both because of the location and what's also going on around it, construction-wise.
This site was supposed to be reused and had been used as a filming location for almost a decade after it closed down. Gulf originally proposed that this would remain a work-focused site, but of course, it was later sold to CF and then demolition was in order and now it's supposed to be all condos vs. manufacturing or office space. Thank god for the power of the MZO bypass! 16 new condos seem like a much better deal in an isolated location.
These are photos from different periods. I was amazed at how this was one of the few buildings that felt much bigger inside than it looked outside. It also used to have a train layup next to it - which was quite hard to find in the '90s when walking from the North as it was more closed off then. This whole area was a real mystery to me until I started riding my bike down here and finding more things concealed by the landscape.
Some images from the working plant by local Peter MacCallum : spacing.ca/toronto/2022/01/18/from-sunlight-park-to-east-...
Photo taken in Dystopia which you can find here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Excalibur%20Serendipity/50...
This one looks more like an Easter egg, but I promise it's just a soap bubble. I'm still suffering from a heavy cold, so I needed a bit of cheerful colour today.
A bar of slightly grubby soap sitting on the sink after I had washed a lot of dirt from my hands
Soap for Macro Mondays
The 2022 Soap Box Derby in Columbia, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/10.0 with a 1/60-second exposure at ISO 50. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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