Taking a cue from
Scott, I looked around today to find something phun to shoot, actually before I brought the camera out. Sometimes the eyes make a connection quickly, at other times the brain strains to come up with an idea. I walked around the house a bit, pulling out a few weeds and setting up the daily watering of the new palms (we're into week 4 of 4). As I came around the back into the lanai, I spotted something that I might be able to work with.
My wife threw me one of those
I-have-no-idea-what-you're-doing-but-I'm-not-going-to-ask looks as I set about to get creative with a common object found in almost every home. Then I did a little tweaking with some editing software I had found on the internet, since I don't have PS. And just phor phun because it's Phun Phriday.
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60mm f7.1 1/6 sec ISO800)
9 comments:
Something straight out of a science fiction movie. Definitely Phun.
Hmmmm, now you have me thinking... and I came to blogger not to think! (as I silently chuckle) What could this be? A sink stopper, a fancy dish, ohhhh maybe a strainer or what's the other word for it, a colander? Final answer... a colander. Do I win? lol
4 weeks already with the palm trees adorning your lawn... where is the time slipping away on us? It'll be Christmas before you know it.
Hope you have a fantastic weekend!
The shapes are lovely.
aujourd'hui c'est déjà samedi chez nous !!
et ta phunny photo est surement une soucoupe
volante venue d'un pays où il ne pleut pas, because tous les trous !!!!
bisous bleus and a really phunny weekend for a
phunny man
Love the color and the way the eye is drawn to the center...are you going to reveal your subject?!
I like the colors here. This looks like the lid to my salad spinner.
Una toma muy original por sus formas y su color, ¡llena de creatividad.!
Un saludo.
Thank you everyone for your comments. I thought since a number of people were asking, that I'd just write one response.
You might be surprised to discover that this is the working end of a flyswatter. I noticed it lying on a shiny surface and saw a slight reflection. I lifted it a little and bent it upwards, then made a few photos using my macro lens. Then I applied an effect which altered the colour, and presto - phun photography !
I hope you're also all having phun, and a wonderful weekend !
Cheater, LOL A fly swatter didn't even come to mind, not when the flies have all migrated to Florida. :-) Cool picture I must say.
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