Contents of the Pin Box ... for Ronnie (PD154) by auntietk
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Description
A few days ago I posted a low light shot of a ceramic box that had belonged to my great-grandmother. It's full of safety pins, and Ronnie asked me to take a picture of the pins.
So here you go, my dear! :) A few of the things that were rattling around in the bottom of that pin box. Turns out there's more than just safety pins in there!
This is another low light shot (it's only fitting, since Ronnie is the one who taught me how to do the light setup) although the light level is a bit higher than some of the others I've done. I seem to get a slightly different result every time!

Comments (40)
Lots of little goodies and so nicely presented Tara !
WOW! This reminds me of something archaeological--maybe the discovery of an Agaran tomb and the intimate possessions of its owner. It has that kind of artistic, archaeological layout and the golden hue of the light simply heightens that. It's a gorgeous and evocative piece of work, and I think the whole archaeological reference comes from the impression of age that this image carries, especially in regard to the necklace. It's stunning and beautiful and carries a wonderful emotional vibe.
nice shot !
Very nice Tara...the low light makes everything glow...a skeleton key would look cool in there....I have a whole can of them.
Cool items, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great idea, great light, and great composition Tara!
The safety pins reminds be of yesteryears time of changing the kids diapers. Now they use disposables.... Interesting collection and excellent work. Aloha
This reminds me of stuff I would see at my aunt's or grandmother's house. Might have to take some photos around their houses this holiday season...see what I can find!
Wonderful composition!!
so much beautiful!!!