A little closer please!
Having a look at something helps us to understand it.
Having a really close look to that same object may unfold unexpected wonders.
For example:
Can you feel the taste of this salad by just looking at this snap? 🙂
I wonder if these lines on this piece of wood are telling a story.
For Forestwood’s Friendly Friday Challenge – Close Examination
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The salad really looked tempting.
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It was yummy indeed 🙂
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Great salad; love the shot of the wood, so much history in it 😃
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I’m think about capturing some more woods now.
That salad was indeed yummy 🙂
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is the first dish the sambols you eat with curry.. 😉
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No, it’s just plain salad featuring onion, capsicum, tomato.
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The salad looks good!
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It was scrumptious 🙂
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Good questions for the challenge! I do like that you have found some ordinary objects that on closer examination capture our interest and show angles that are unusual. Thank you for joining in on the Friendly Friday challenge.
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Thank you so very much for liking my snaps 🙂
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yes that salad looks yummy and that timber calls out to be touched, to feel the texture of those lines …
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Salad was indeed yummy and that piece of timber is probably older than me. Thanks for liking my snaps 🙂
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lol I’m sure it is!
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