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The blue of Piet Stockmans. At 1400 degrees the warm colours disappear when baking porcelain. Then come the cold colours, including blue. That is a primary colour of Piet Stockmans.
Het blauw van Piet Stockmans . Bij 1400 graden verdwijnen de warme kleuren bij het bakken van porselein. Daarna komen de koude kleuren, waaronder blauw.. Dat is een primaire kleur van Piet Stockmans.P1220397.
Hi all, I've been absent from here for quite some time. Don't worry I've just been busy with all sorts of things (including something they call "work"). But I've also been busy with photography. The intention is to post regularly again and of course look at all the beautiful things you post. See you soon!
... and the berries? They were delicious again!
Thank you for your visit!
Apologies if you have seen and commented on the earlier version…..
I keep cropping this because I really want to use this for my posting to the Macro Monday group pool for 12/4 for the theme of tableware. And after all you do expect a blue one- right?
Will do a size verification in a bit bc my original one measures from the base of the mug.
….. …….💙🍴HMM🍴💙
Macro Mondays: "Tableware"
Balancing a fork on a spoon. Lit with a constant LED.
The image is about 3.8 cm (1.5 inches) on the long edge.
My husband and I were married 52 years ago on Thanksgiving Day. A family member gifted us a set of eight plates and a platter for holiday dining. Love the seasonal pattern - HCT!
I love Christmas, and a Christmas with all the trimmings is just what I enjoy. Therefore Christmas luncheon had on the back terrace in beautiful weather this year, is a classic affair. Antique Edwardian salon chairs, Royal Albert "Val d'Or" tableware, crystal glasses, Sheffield cutlery, antique silverware and my grandmother's napkin rings, antique linen, embroidered napery, and festive Christmas crackers.
However, it is my floral centrepiece that I enjoy most about my table setting every Christmas. This year my florist supplied me with creamy pink and magenta roses. The asparagus fern comes from my garden, as I like to create my own centrepieces.
So why pink? Pink isn't exactly the first colour that springs to mind when you think of Christmas. A few weeks before Christmas 2022, a very dear Flickr friend of mine in America sent me a wonderful Christmas parcel full of lots of lovely presents, including a set of six Sheffield Steel knives from the early 1950s with porcelain handles painted in pink and hand decorated and gilded. She hoped that they might look good on my Christmas table, which they would have since the floral arrangement I made for my centrepiece that year also consisted of pink roses. What my friend did not count on was the backlog of Christmas parcels in the post. Sadly, they did not arrive until after New Year 2023. However they did make it to my Christmas table setting last year and again this year, so I ordered roses to match them especially from my florist. The knives were remarked upon favourably by all the diners at my table this Christmas Day luncheon. This same friend sent me the cake slice to match the knives last year, and it arrived before Christmas, so I was able to use it to slice and serve my Christmas plum pudding, and I used it again this year.
I hope you all had a lovely Christmas Day and are enjoying the time between here and New Year's Eve.
For #MacroMondays and this week's theme #Tableware
Happy Macro Monday!
Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!
I really appreciate them!
These days one time use, disposable tableware is used on tables much more often than formal china, sterling silver flatware and crystal drinkware, especially when dinner comes out of a paper bag from a drive through window instead of the oven. For the Crazy Tuesday challenge: Tableware.
Happy Crazy Tuesday!
Sony FE 70-200 F4 Macro G OSS II - f/11.0
Image width cropped to 3". This is a wasabi bowl and a vintage spoon.
Many thanks for all views and fav's - particularly comments!
All are greatly appreciated!
Happy Macro Mondays to you all!
A Westie and his friends having a Thanksgiving Feast.
Prompt: Create an ultra-realistic digital fine art illustration of a cozy Thanksgiving dinner scene featuring a group of cats and dogs, featuring a Westie and a Schnauzer, gathered around a Thanksgiving Dinner table.
At the center of the table sits a large golden roasted turkey, surrounded by traditional autumn dishes—pumpkin pie, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, and bowls of vegetables. The animals, each with expressive and heartwarming faces, sit politely around the table as if posing for a family portrait. Include a variety of breeds and fur colors for both cats and dogs, ensuring lifelike fur textures and lighting realism.
The setting is lit by natural daylight from a window in the dining room revealing an autumn landscape. The tablecloth is pale blue, adorned with elegant tableware and small pumpkins for decoration. Fall leaves hang above as part of the room’s décor, and candles glow, enhancing the nostalgic, festive mood.
The lighting should feel natural, evoking afternoon daylight filtering through the window and illuminating the animals’ fur and the textures of the food.
Style: Ultra-realistic digital fine art illustration
Medium: Fine art realism
Aspect Ratio: Wide-view Horizontal
This digital fine art was created using OpenAI Sora AI and Photoshop
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Macro Mondays: Tableware
This cute little Playmobil table was exactly 7.7 long, so I cropped it a little (I mean I cropped the picture, not the table). I was sorry to do it because it is a very cute, elegant table with pretty chairs. But the tea set is adorable too, although I couldn't find the second spoon or the sugar pot. A lot of things happen in my mum's Playmobil house when my nieces and nephew visit, and it can be quite messy. There is a squirrel in the baby bed, foxes on the roof, mini Playmobil toys everywhere and, I'm afraid to say, I found a Playmobil wife beating her Playmobil husband with a frying pan and rolling pin. Maybe he had stolen the remaining spoons?