Imaginary animals caught my eye for today’s Project Yellow entry. It was extremely difficult to photograph the bunny taper holder because my camera couldn’t "see" it…it took me a while to figure that out, too (me <—neophyte photographer :/).
Then there’s this little fella. He showed up in Stephen’s Easter basket, and I haven’t quite figured out what he is. When you slam him against a wall, he flashes light; wish I could’ve figured out how to capture that, but I guess that’s for another time. He does make me smile, though, even when he’s not illuminating :).
Anna’s Project Yellow continues through tomorrow evening; she’s installed a Mr. Linky if you’d like to join the bandwagon–there’s no such thing as "too late".
Project Yellow
Day 1: Retro-funkiness meet common lamp
Day 2: Egg cartons are pretty?
Day 3: Butterflies & Bees (perhaps the best series I’ve ever captured)
Day 4: American Icon
Day 5: A floral canopy and conductor
Please be sure to visit Anna Carson for more project participants!
Nice finds in these Robin. I think I may be swayed to do a few more days with yellow. 😉
I am SUCH a pushover!
I am SUCH a sucker for those things that light up like that! There’s a particular blue that I’m just entranced by.
I’m addicted woman. Totally addicted.
I love the reflection in the first image. Many times I photographed an object and never realized there was a reflection. Talk about neophyte! And once again, I love the blurred background with the subtle colors.
Cute image for the second one, but I couldn’t help laughing at you saying, “When you slam him against a wall, he flashes light.” Were there instructions on the toy telling you to do that or is it common practice over there to slam things against walls just to see what they do? 🙂
Like your yellow blogs.
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Robin,
Thanks for your visit. I am enjoying Project Yellow and meeting many new people through it. I love that top shot with the reflection. Very nice.
Mike
My dogs would loooove porcupine chick! Especially if it lights up. The one dog is *obsessed* (seriously, she has OCD and I’m not even kidding) with lights. It’s all my husband’s fault for teaching her to chase a little laser light.
Now she chases *all* lights. Even porcupine chick ones.
So *that’s* what one of those Rabbits look like. I have to admit I imagined them a bit differently.
Enjoyed your blog immensely. Great yellow shots. Thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a comment. Its most appreciated.
Come again anytime.
Love that little funny face of yellow. I think my kitties would love it too
The first picture is so elegant and I love that shade of yellow. So pretty. But that last picture just plain ol makes me smile from ear to ear. Love it!
They call me Mellow Yellow…
Just flew over to tell you there WERE bees in my Hakiu photos…two of them in fact.
Ha ! Fooled you…Hint: One was “Buried in a Bloom” the other was “Suspended.”
Go Look!
The reflection is wonderful in the first and the second is pure delight!
Very nice pictures for the day! The second one especially made me smile.
I love your yellows. You did a wonderful job of photographing the bunny taper…such a deliacte shade of yellow. I think that the porcupine might be a duck; on the other hand, it might be a chickie. Either way, the pictures are fun.
OH I LOVE these! Great shots!!!!