Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Lunchtime today...
Leica Q2M.
Leica Q2M.
The Shadows (sans Hank) in the Kitchen
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Pete Askew
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Or a Pelican reflecting on water!
What a fabulous set. I especially like the mug and the door.
It must have taken you ages to set up that light outside the window!
What a fabulous set. I especially like the mug and the door.
It must have taken you ages to set up that light outside the window!
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Yon pelican might in fact be a dodo...but I've never been 100% sure.
Well, I prayed to Ra, and he poked his nose in through the window...it helps to have friends in very high places.
Well, I prayed to Ra, and he poked his nose in through the window...it helps to have friends in very high places.
Brian Moore
Moderator
And here I thought you were irreligious.
Ra answered your prayers. That is a great set of images. I had seen the cup image on IG earlier today and was looking for it here and you delivered. This set just goes to show that foties are everywhere if you look for them. (And so is Ra. I'm going to start praying to him too.)
I love how that Dodo burd renders on the wall. (Speaking of walls,...did you know you have a lizard in your hoose?
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Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Lizard? South Queensferry is full of them, crawling everywhere. It must be the hot tropical weather we get around here
Well, if you are going to believe in a god, it might as well be one who brings warmth into all our lives, even if he doesn't visit South Queensferry as often as he should!
The dodo and the mouse (last image) are made from stained glass. When I first met Susan, she made stained-glass things as a hobby. We had a small kiln in the basement, but when we moved back to Edinburgh (from Dundee) we could only afford a small flat, so it had to go, which is a great pity. We have room now, but her interest in the craft has wained. Such is life.
Well, if you are going to believe in a god, it might as well be one who brings warmth into all our lives, even if he doesn't visit South Queensferry as often as he should!
The dodo and the mouse (last image) are made from stained glass. When I first met Susan, she made stained-glass things as a hobby. We had a small kiln in the basement, but when we moved back to Edinburgh (from Dundee) we could only afford a small flat, so it had to go, which is a great pity. We have room now, but her interest in the craft has wained. Such is life.
Brian Moore
Moderator
As I thought. Just didnae know if you'd seen the one on yer wa'.
Couldn't agree more.
That's a multi-talented woman you have there!
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
fur sure!
Dave Farnes
Well-Known Member
That is a fine set, what wonderful lighting.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
When the sky is not uniformly grey, we do get some good shadows in the house. Unfortunately the sky is often uniformly grey at the moment, but that will change.
