How a POST just HAPPENS in my mind....
I am picking up dog poo...I see sea-grapes on the ground under the sea-grape tree... I bring them in and lay them on the table and Snap!
I want something to put them in, grab the candy dish that lives in the nook..
NOPE, don't like it...move the grapes and
then I think, wow, look at all those designs in the OOPS...
Sit the camera inside and click click click...
Not enough to just CLICK... I have to MONKEY with it
If you have no clue what a sea-grape is CLICK HERE for former posts. these photos are not our sea-grape but we have a big one like it in our yard.
My ideas for a post sometimes come when cleaning, cutting grass, workout out at the Y, driving...seems they are all around, Sandra, like yours. The cut glass reflections were so pretty...beauty from a simple item is so easy to find if we look and you did.
ReplyDeleteI love all the reflections!
ReplyDeleteI like the foot!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
I really like the one with the grapes in them.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
FINALLY THE SECRETS OF MS MIND ARE REVEALED!! WOOHOO.
ReplyDeleteYOU KNOW I LOVE CRYSTAL PICTURES LAST ONE LOOKS JUST LIKE STAINED GLASS.
HUGS C
How fun! Thanks for sharing all the photos. Hope you have a good day.
ReplyDeletep.s. a friend sent me a link to a photo of a cat laying on a glass table with its feet tucked up under it (from underneath the table) What a fun pic that was to see!
I see a foot on the 3rd photo. You are funny like mom when it comes to taking photos. LOVE your new header its like glass. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteI love your creative process because it shows your playfulness!
ReplyDeletePretty play.
ReplyDeleteBut I like the ones, with your toes "caught," best. -giggggles-
you do go off on a photo tangent often. :)
ReplyDeletewow, the cut glass photos are wonderful! I love the color behind one of them.
ReplyDeleteI did read your other post on sea grapes, I do wonder how they taste.
If I had your camera I would do the same thing. I just LOVE macros and my camera does not.
ReplyDeleteI love how you play...I love all the shots...but my favorite is the one with the colors in it...just too awesome....
ReplyDeleteWell played :)
ReplyDeleteThe end result resembles a stained glass window.
ReplyDeleteOooo, I like that last one especially! I do know what you mean. I think a lot of bloggers' posts happen like that. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe last photo is my favourite - I see delicate, multicoloured leaves.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE your step by step play! Cool photos!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, it is all like being in church!!! The last one is the absolute best, it awesome, how did you edit that one to get it so much better than the others? Also I like your clear ones better than the yellowish, because the clear shows more colorful lights.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to see how an idea awakes :) just out of simple things and turns into art.
ReplyDeleteA day in the life of a snapper :) Did you use some of those new things on pic monkey for the play time? They look pretty cool
ReplyDeleteOh, I see toes. I have done that a few times too. I like the photo of the sea grapes in the crystal, it is pretty. And you know I love macros.
ReplyDeleteI thought of you this morning while I was cutting the grass. It was cloudy, 72 degrees and the humidity was 60% (for us that's high). As I was melting I thought about your humidity and summer temps. We have triple digits coming on Monday so hopefully the humidity will go away.
Okay that looked like the crystal cathedral there - beautiful and I like how you used the camera on the last one and the colors showed up. You are awesome. sandie
ReplyDeleteOh! I love what you've done with a simple cant dish.The last picture does look like stained glass.Amazing results.
ReplyDeleteYou come up with some amazing ideas for shots! I need to learn to think outside the box, as they say.
ReplyDeleteaw, those macro shots are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyou did take them at nice angles.
love the reflections too.
you're soo creative my friend~
You do great stuff with your monkey. Those grapes are interesting. I see they even change colour. I haven't seen one of those trees.
ReplyDeleteyour good sense of humour never fails to amaze me!!
ReplyDeleteOh, my, these are gorgeous shots....
ReplyDeletefantastically beautiful photo's....I think we bloggers have developed a special blogging cell in our brains that never shuts down. LOL
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