It is Wednesday, and I am happy :). Cannot wait for the weekend to arrive, with nicer forcasted weather.
B&W wednesday is an event founded by my dear friend Susan, the Well-Seasoned Cook. And this week, I went through my archive, and digged out a simple photo of a vintage spoon that I like I picked them up in my last trip to Daylesford. Hope to return to that beautiful town soon.
This so suits the black and white theme. Beautiful.
Totally vintage vavavavavoom in a very elegant way.
Stunning shot as always Anh!!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Classic!!
That spoon just stole my heart. Such a gorgeous shot and beautiful subject selection!
The sepia tones, shadows, and tarnish are so, so charming. And I am such a sucker for polka dots. : )
Love you simple vintage themed pics!
I love the spoon and that little flower within. beautiful
Love this photo! You have reminded me I need to go thrift/antique store shopping for some new props for food styling. My photos are getting boooring, haha.
Love the vintage spoon…great post processing too!
This is lovely!
Your photo reminded me of a silver spoon I had as a child, my special soup spoon. The photo's mood is nostalgic in a sweet way. Very nice!
I'm looking forward to cooler temps too, this weekend. Summer heat is not my ideal weather. ;)
What a gorgeous photo. The simple vintage spoon is captured beautifully. I love how you added polka dot behind the spoon, but I realized that it's not over-killing the spoon. Beautiful, Anh!
Superb vintage!
Beautiful shot, Anh!
your foto speaks a lot! Love every detail!
I adore old silverware, and I've long had a fondness for spoons. Thank you for sharing with me, my friend. I hope you are having a lovely and relaxing Sunday afternoon. I'm about to bake some blueberry and cream cookies. Much love and many blessings from Austin!
Anh, nice shots! You are giving me inspiration to shoot in black and white.
This is so pretty Anh..Looks like something I would love to frame & hang in my kitchen!
Anh, nice pictures!
love the spoon and the background ! very classic