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Friday, January 23, 2015

Cuppa


Megan, my daughter, and I went to an antique mall on Monday.  Megan found an old key to add to her collection, she loves to wear them on a necklace.  While she is at school, I 'borrow' her keys to use as photo props.  I think I officially only own one key of the many I have photographed.   

I found a great photo prop on our little trip.  I have been on the lookout for an old barn door with weathered wood.  I haven't bought one because they all seemed too big to bring in the house.  But on Monday I found a great alternative, an old white cabinet door.  It is easy to move around and has a great texture.  It seems large for a cabinet door, 4 feet tall, but whatever kind of door it was, it is now part of my 'prop' collection.


This week I used the cabinet door as a background for the photo prompt, cuppa, in Kim Klassen's The Studio.  

Today I am joining FridayFinds and The Studio.  My images were textured with Kim's texture tuesday.

Thanks so much for stopping by!!
Have a great weekend!!      
Michelle

Kim Klassen dot com

20 comments:

  1. I love the small crackle on the door. And the softness of the petals. Great pictures as always Michelle. I am almost ready for my sunflower picture. Just figuring out what size I need.

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  2. The softness and pink are just the thing to see first thing this morning...a gentle setting and the flower petals are stunning. How exciting you found a cabinet door all weathered and perfect for a prop. I think a door is too large to bring inside the house too, so thank you for suggesting a smaller door..oh I'm excited to see if I can find one.

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  3. How beautiful Michelle, I just kinda found a key also, right in my home! I was cleaning out my guest room and was moving furniture around to vacuum and in an old chest I have had for years there was an old key in the lock. I had never really looked at the key all that much before still lifes. :) Now I will not only use that old trunk for a table top but also the key. I love that top one so much, with the top down, so peaceful with the focus, gorgeous image and of course the macro of the petals are right up my love system. :)

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  4. What a perfect find! I love the close up of the petals. So delicate.

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  5. Fantastic find! I've got a wish list going for a few new props and just about ready to go on a shopping spree! LOL LOVE both your images....so soft....so lovely....so calming!
    Visiting from Friday Finds.

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  6. This image is so breathtaking - beautiful focus, colours ... everything!

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  7. I love old cabinet doors with chipping paint, such character. You have a great one there.

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  8. That cabinet door is awesome! I'm getting such good ideas here. And I love both your images. The cuppa is perfect for our assignment.

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  9. Such lovely, calm images, Michele: I'll bet that's camomile tea in your cuppa! Have a super weekend! Bonny

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  10. Sp beautiful Cuppa, and Congratulations with the white door ~ a great prop | background!

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  11. Beautiful images, I love the softness and congrats on finding the cupboard door ! It's perfect !

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  12. oh my... all so gorgeous...

    beautiful everything.... and FABULOUS FIND.

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  13. So lovely. The cracked texture of the paint and the pink petals, beautiful.

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  14. What a great find...and I totally understand...some props are so lovely but we need to be able to move them ourselves...it sure worked nicely on your photo's today...
    I've been looking for keys lately also but they are hard to find...I like that your daughter wears them as a necklace...very cool.

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  15. Beautiful! I have been hitting antique stores searching for old cabinet doors - lucky you to find one!

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  16. What a lucky find!!! It looks really good as a background, I like the cracked texture.

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  17. Beautiful set up in the first image!

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  18. I also have a thing for keys. Such pretty photos Michelle.

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