F/2.8 exposure time: 1/50 sec ISO 400
F/4 Exposure time 1/160 sec ISO 100
F/2.7 Exposure time 1/40 sec ISO 400 ( please don't mind my nasty fingers!!)
F/3.2 Exposure time: 1/40 sec ISO 400Thank you for your kind comments! I love reading all of your comments and appreciate the time you take to look at my pictures! It's funny how looks can be really deceiving, a lot of you commented on the nice "warm" looking pictures...... I had to laugh a lot because when I took the pictures it was so cold that I had trouble pushing the button (38 Fahrenheit)!!
For todays pictures I kind of stayed on theme.... Let me explain, I collect thimbles. In the Netherlands thimbles are called "finger hats" because they protect your fingers. So for today I shot pictures of a thimble that I bought a couple of months ago at the Bishop's Palace in Galveston. I shot the thimble on a black and a white background, please let me now what you think!
I have also included a picture (not taken today) of the real Bishop's Palace.
18 comments:
Love the take on the theme and your explaniation too. How cool to see a thimble and then, the real deal too.
Cool thimbel! And that Palace is super cool! Love the architecture and detail you captured.
awesome pictures! What a beautiful palace and interesting thimble. :)
You did good coming up with a great twist to the "hats off theme" nice job, the picture is cool too!
thanks for the explanation-very interesting to the quilter in me. definitely cool to see the thimble and the inspiration.
So cool!
I really love that one of the palace....and love your take on the theme! Wow, what creativity!!
Good take on the theme1 TFS
Great take on the theme! Love the photos!
Cari
That top picture of the house, that's my house! I WISH! Great photos, and I love the thimbles. My grandma collected those for years.
I love your creativity w/the theme...the palace looks awesome...
I've heard them called "finger hats", too. The palace shot is stunning!
I love your take on this! My grandma used to call them "finger hats" and I always wondered if she just made that up- guess not! ;c) The palace is gorgeous, wow!~
Great idea. I didn't know thimbles were called finger hats, very interesting. I like the details you captured.
Cool thimble and beautiful palace.
I love how you approached the theme. Those shots are absolutely beautiful!
That palace has such pretty colors. Like your take on the theme.
How neat to see the thimble and the actual palace. Great shots!
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