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Saturdays are for catching up with friends, chatting and drinking coffee

Nikon F-801 : 28-105mm Tamron AF f/4-5.6 Kentmere 100 : PMK Pyro

CC Week 1 Creative tabletop

so confession...this turned almost nothing like my inspiration piece. but even still, it felt good to play around with different set ups and angles. the key for me, as usual is to let go of the image i have in my head and let it come together on its own.

The theme is Tablescapes today at We’re Here!

In this month of January we remember our great friend Gérard / Pifou 2010 and his unique humor in Life and Art. The HUMOR AND SMILES challenge pays homage to him.

Shell plates, shells in sand in martini glasses as place settings and shells scattered on the table create this setting.

for Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Landscape.' Its too drippy, foggy to walk in the fields with Wiki this morning - the tablescape is more colorful

My 366tn image to make it into Explore)

Day 1/31

Hello again everyone. This year I'm going to attempt a daily mini tablescape for the month of October.

Forgoing a tree this year but using flowers, candles, and shiny ornaments to celebrate the season.

I ended up using the Gloria dishes as a press for the plates! I printed up larger black and white plates, thinking I was going to use the extra Gloria dishes. I cut them all out and decided to put the prints between the plates, rubber band them together and let them sit overnight. Better than flat! Love the mix of classic colors!

I will have to make a larger table at some point, for now they will and can squeeze in. Or it’s just for show 😄

KuanYin and the table stuff in morning light. Nightime view in previous photo.

Paysage de table la nuit

Red, White and Blue

Apps: Snapseed, Portrait HD, Glaze, Superimpose, iColorama, Tangent, Fragment

Assortment of ornamental Easter eggs in glass vases on a table

Find these Pomegranates at The Cosmopolitan Event for less than two weeks!

Below, Anna Spiro, a talented interior designer based in Australia, recently incorporated her husband's heirloom tennis trophies into a bookshelf display. I believe the trophies were awarded to his great-great-aunt.

Thought I'd try to get one of those muted photos I love so much. Don't think I've come close. Guess I'll keep practicing and learning. Nothing wrong with that. I still get to eat the donuts. May all of you stopping by to view have a lovely, happy, and calm weekend.

April 2013: A month in 30 pictures. Serene end

Set for Christmas - 18/25

For the third year in a row, I am setting my table each day on the run up to Christmas Day.

Today the table is set for a lunch of home-made carrot and corriander soup followed by a smoked salmon bagel with a bit of salad.

May

A napkin.

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Table set for Friday evening dinner.

Tea party with Victorian flair.

Table set for lunch.

this and that..all coexisting happily

I've been going back and forth for some time on whether getting a mini kotatsu table would be worth it-- decided to give it a try, and it's been good! I like to take close up photos of the food so the table's smaller surface area makes for lesser bare space, which I like-- the food pieces have become the star of the photo. :)

a how to over on the blog- postroadvintage.com/2011/10/diy-birch-bark-vase.html

Now I can finally display my junk

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I'll be eating it as the month progresses...