This weeks macro shot is of a beautiful, old, blue and white tin that resides in our home. I love the color and the pattern on the tin. It reminds me of a set of dishes that my grandmother-in-law had. I've been thinking about cutting it up for jewelry, but every time I start to, I decide it's just too pretty to cut up.
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Have a wonderful Sunday!
I would have trouble cutting that pretty tin up, too. Then again (it would make very pretty bead caps!) LOL...just kidding. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteJenni
I don't blame you for not wanting to cut it up! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever image - and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, I really like the first shot! What a beautiful tin....I have never heard of cutting them up to make pieces...interesting!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I thought I might be looking at water when I first saw the thumbnail.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lois, at first glance I thought it was a photo of moving deep blue water! Very creative and beautiful tin!
ReplyDeleteCool shot. At first I was thinking it was a pond or pool and then found out it was a tin. The tin is awesome and a great idea for a macro shot!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, way too pretty to cut up!! Love that blue!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous. I thought it WAS a plate (in the first picture).
ReplyDeletegorgeous colour on the tin.....great shot! ;o)
ReplyDeletehugs
hello gorgeous xxx
What a surprise! Your thumbnail image looks like raindrops on water. Beautiful tin.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a plate! I have my own collection of blue and white transferware. I can see why you don't want to cut it up it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tin! I understand you hesitation in cutting it up! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the low depth of field captured in the first photo. Beautiful.
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