#14 afternoon tea
Springtime is here! And with it, the end of the Winter Photography Hunt, hosted by Eileen and Joy. I've made a pretty good go of it with this year's list (you can see my previous finds at this link):
1. A robin redbreast - never found this one
12. A fancy button
This is from one of favorite jackets.
14. Afternoon tea - above
16. A chimney - I've been meaning to get down to the Harbor to take a picture of this construction site and finally made it:
I think it's so cool that the chimney has been left standing for this new/old house.
20. Cutlery - I decide to photograph my silver that I got from my paternal grandmother.
Since I didn't find the robin, I decided to do one of the alternates: an animal statue. I photographed my Waterford swan that I've been using to sketch lately.
![LEAP [into lightroom]](http://learn.kimklassen.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Kim-Klassen_20151223_6459.jpg)
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11 comments:
Well done! Have a grand week!
Fun snaps - great hunting on your part. Well done.
A great finish to the WPSH. I like your drawings of your crystal duck & what beautiful silverware.
Now we all await your list for the SPSH :)
I love that free standing chimney breast it its like its waiting for the rest of the house to come and join it :)
Lovely collection, with a very creative take - what a chimney!
Great finds; the robin was definitely the hardest one for me as well, although I did get a (very poor) shot of one in the park with my phone. I kept hoping for a chance to take one with my DSL-R, but it's still too early for many robins to show up in our yard. Have a great week!
Super photos. Particularly like the sketches of your swan.
Lovely silverware and that chimney is remarkable. You will have to post a photo of the completed house!
Well done! You have managed to find a good selection of photographs.
Love the fancy buttons & the silverware. Such a lovely pattern!
The silver from your grandmother is lovely! Such a treasure! Do you use it regularly or just for special occasions? I take out our silver only for special occasions which are very rare. I have to say that I treasure all the "old stuff" from my family, but most of all the christening gown from my great-grandmother. She was baptized in it in 1862. I was baptized in it as well as my daughter, and of course it will eventually go to my daughter's children.
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