Friday, February 19, 2016
Friday's Hunt 1.8
I'm submitting this to Friday's Hunt hosted by Teresa at Eden Hills.
The prompts are:
Starts with H
Favorite
Family
H is for honey. I took a photo of my honey jar with golden yellow sticky stuff. It's a large, heavy and clear glass jar with a lid with a space for the honey dipper. Of course the honey dipper needs to be yellow. This is my second one as I melted the first one when I was melting honey in the microwave. I've learned my lesson.
This is my favorite image of the week. I had to go downtown this week so I took some time to shoot some city images. I love the reflection of blue sky on the glass windows of this building. I liked the angles and the square spaces. The contrast of lights and darks works very well.
This is a shot I have shared before. My sister and I were out on a photo shoot near a lake where she lives. It was summer and the sun was shining bright. I grabbed this shot of our shadows. I added the Sisters quote. She is part of my large family and I really enjoy spending time with her.
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Honey, fantastic. Did your previous honey dipper melt? We here in Finland use similar honey dippers, but they are made of wood. Maybe you should considen a wooden one too, it won't accidently melt. Your Family picture is inventive.
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Taysin, The plastic honey dipper distorted from the heat. I have seen several wood ones.
DeleteLove the shadow shots of you and your sister as well as the sweet honey shot. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe building shot is really cool. And our family shadows us whether they are with us physically or not
ReplyDeleteI tried using a honey dipper but find it's neater with a teaspoon when putting some in my tea. Scary thought of your first dipper melting in the microwave, I generally put my jar in a bowl of hot water.
ReplyDeleteYou and your sister have such lovely long legs. lol
Beautiful series. The honey is so pretty in that nice jar. I don't see many buildings like that where I live. Nice to see. Lovely image of you and your sisters' shadows.
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