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Hidden at the back of a small workshop in an off the beaten track Cuban town I found this creative piece of art.
... variation on the spoon theme ...
ODC ... curved or curled ...
LIMG_5599_lr
70 mm - 1/160 - f8 - ISO 400
My entry for today's Smile on Saturday theme Reflection in a Spoon!
A small stack of pancakes reflecting in the spoon!
I have collected salt and demintasse (1/2 size teaspoons) spoons for some years. I did think I should have given these ones a quick polish but decided I liked them this way. The salt spoon in the centre is 1.27 cm (0.5 inches) wide. Five from my collection.
HMM!
Macro Mondays: Collection.
Also for #75/124 old fashioned:124 pictures in 2024
I wish I could put a sound bite on this series. The wind in the trees made the leaves shiver and it was like paper hands clapping...the only other sounds besides the fallen leaves crackling under my feet were the birds on the lake. I could have spent the day alone with those sounds..
Roseate Spoonbills flying in a V formation in the Everglades near the ten thousand Islands. I used to think that just geese flew in a V but now I realize that many species fly in this formation
ODC ... journey ...
... to boldly go ... ;)
... this reminded me of the Starship Enterprise ... yea yea I'm a trekkie ;) ... listen to the original themesong here ...
... variation on the spoon theme ...
f 4.5 - 1/60 - ISO 400 - 100 mm
LIMG_6255_lr
Taken for the Crazy Tuesday of reflection in spoons. I found this much harder to get a shot that I was reasonably happy with than I expected but this is the best of a bad bunch of shots! HCT
Macro Mondays theme: stripes
Thank you everyone for your kind comments and favs. All are greatly appreciated. HMM
Reflection of a book on the spoons. Used a macro extension tube to get the close up.
Macro Monday theme Kitchen.
For Smile on Saturday: A spoonful of egg
Many years ago a friend gave us this egg that she had painted. It has survived many Easters. The spoon is ancient. I got if from my uncle who traveled extensively in the Middle and Far East, but I no longer know what country it is from.
Hold with the underside of each spoon facing the other, using the index and the middle finger of one hand to hold them. Clap them together rhythmically on your upper thigh (if seated) or on your forearm.
Theme: "musical instrument"
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