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Coffee and a good book.
Not my usual stye of tabletop photograph, but I wanted to try something a little different.
The "brick wall" is actually a piece of wall paper, which I bought as a leftover from a charity shop. The vase also came from a charity shop and the lighting was from an LED panel.
I can recommend the book if you are interested in spiders :-))
The "brick wall" is actually a piece of wall paper, which I bought as a leftover from a charity shop. The vase also came from a charity shop and the lighting was from an LED panel.
I can recommend the book if you are interested in spiders :-))
trester88, Paolo Tanino, Jean Paul Capdeville, Berny and 23 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Mir ist gleich die haarige Spinne auf dem Buchdeckel aufgefallen. Ist sicher sehr interessant. Dann weißt du auf der Fotopirsch gleich, um welche Spinne es sich handelt.
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