there's a snowflake in my spoon!

same spoon, different angle and i inserted a kraft paper gift bag with red snowflake prints. not as nice as yesterday's shot but rather different. i converted it to black and white for the black and white challenge with the theme "edge". it's either this or the frozen lake view from the boss' office.

i definitely will re-visit this in the future, when i have found my set of tableware amongst my boxes so i would have a more decent looking spoon.

also for the six-word story challenge although it was shot a day too early. :-P

thank you so much, kind folks, for your generous favs on yesterday's stripey spoon shot, as well as your kind visits and comments; know that they are greatly appreciated!

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don't forget, folks, that there is a new artist challenge: https://365project.org/discuss/themes-competitions/30852/new-artist-challenge-james-abbott-whistler

[Harry J Benson]

good reflection

[Taffy]

You have such an artistic sense.

[Diana]

That sure is a fabulous shot!

[Erika]

Cool reflection. I like the bokeh, too.

[Ron]

Neat shot!

[JackieR]

You brought your snow indoors??? Clever skilled photo

[Helge Erik Storheim]

Note to self: try this later ;-)

[Domenico Dodaro]

Cool!

[Sheralee S]

Very nice, I think I will have to have another go at this :)

[Wendy]

So very creative!

[Francoise]

perfect focus

[Henri Russell]

Well done. I love your focus.

[Cathrine Mitchell]

So very cool and creative. Fav

[Kathy]

You're doing some neat images with the reflections.

[Shanne]

Really creative now you've got this taped

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Helen Jane]

I rather fancy a set of spoons with this snowflake imprint. But maybe that is because you made it look so attractive, with all that bokeh and intrigue behind. lovely.

[Sally Ings]

Lovely, so simple yet so effective