hobbie | rfljenksy – Practicing Simplicity

In continuation of my 31 days of randomness – Day 12 – Finish a project or a tasking.

Mark Birks in his knife, fork and spoon photo challenge proposed the following to all who would listen: “Give it a try yourself. Choose one of the three utensils and make it the main subject of the picture (other things can be in the shot but the utensil must be the star). Create no fewer than thirty unique shots and then choose five of the best images of them all. Happy shooting and please leave a comment below with links to your results. I’d love to see them.” His pictures were so stunning I definitely wanted to take a jab at it. I counter-proposed the addition of chopsticks to which he replied, “uh, ok.”

Well, I tried my hand at photographing chopsticks and just could NOT seem to make it work for me. Well.. I finally put it to rest and completed the project. Though I am NOT entirely happy with the results (it would be hard for me to beat his amazing photos) I am happy that I finally finished.

This all started from a random site I found called thenester.com. Apparently there is a group of people who have committed to posting a topical theme a day for 31 days. 31 Dayers 2012

161. Candace @His Mercy is New	162. More Balanced Life	163. 31 Days to a Staged Home	164. 31 Days of Halloween
165. Honey	166. Freezer Cooking	167. Mrs. Blue	168. Erika, Mary, Amanda
169. Sowdering About	170. 31 Days of Fall Flavor	171. The Peer Review	172. Dixie Redmond
173. Read More without Living Less!	174. Angie P @ IKE & CO	175. Menu Planning	176. Brian’s Birth Story

You Need a Tactical Chopstick Holster When You’re Serious About Sushi [Chopsticks] (gizmodo.com)
The Art of Using Chopsticks Correctly [Japan] (kotaku.com)
Chopstick Pass-Along (spoonful.com)
Chopstick Hair Ornaments (spoonful.com)

Being in Venezuela we don’t really get to see much of a season change so foliage here is pretty consistent. I have included some of my favorite foliage photos from a variety of locations that also do not see much change in colors or types of foliage. I hope you enjoy.

: New York

: Korea

: Cambodia

: Venezuela

So get your best foliage photos out and celebrate leaves. If you’d like to join in, create your own post and call it Travel Theme: Foliage. Put a link to this page in your post so others can find it.

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Happy leaf peeping!