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A female thread-waisted wasp, Ammophila sp., exploring a parsley flower. Barton Creek Greenbelt Trail, Austin, Texas. April 23, 2018.
Threads of different colors really do make good photos as long as the colors compliment each other.
I took this photo in my home made studio at home, and the red background is actually just my normal red mouse pad at home.
Today was a tough one, I must have snapped a couple of dozen blue things but it's so horrid and grey here. Nothing looked right so it was back to the sewing box again.
This process takes awhile, but it isn't too bad. I am threading up the new warp of Yarn Pirate and Koigu. Planning to use another sock yarn for the weft. This is going to be a colorful weave!
Two thread crochet for the "Crochet Thread Snowflake" swap at swapbot
Size 10 thread
Left snowflake is from 99 Snowflakes book
Right snowflake is from here:
Mine came out a bit ruffled, not sure if it's meant to be but I think it's pretty
Taken off the beaten track about 90km North East of Serra da Leba Pass in South-West Angola. Still not sure what species this is.
Book binders thread
Now I have to think of a binding that will show off the sewn structure. How hard can it be?
The last ring had a break in the thread and started to fall apart. These things happen eventually, so I just make a new one.
Continuing to use items plucked from storage as I organize my attic as subjects for photography.
Today it's small, Japanese spools of metalic thread lying upon a length of Tsumugi silk.
Threads Church on Milham Road. I believe that this structure was built within the last ten years; there used to be a small Baptist church on this property that looked more dated. This building obviously follows the architectural philosophy of building a church that doesn't look like a church. Expect to see more like this during this project.
Tripod mounted Canon XTi, Tokina 16-50mm f2.8. Three image HDR, stacked and tonemapped in Photomatix. Perspective correction using PTGui. The sky was duplicated as another adjustment layer to make it even bluer. Air temperature: 26 degrees F. No one was around to bother me.
things are hanging on a thread, a very thin thread... and the second thing is threat - it's the danger in the eye of a tiger.
(by Ced.)
I made this pattern for the Kreinik website and finished it as a Valentine present for my mother. Pic is my mom and late father. Threads are Kreinik silk and metallics. For the pattern: www.kreinik.com/shops/Stitched-memory-heart.html