Ta-da!
All the pieces glued on the background/spacer.
Here’s what it looks like from underneath.
The shadow box.
The finished shadow box.
I think it came out pretty good for a first try. It looks great straight on but if viewed from the side you can see the thick foam core backing on the robin.
I hadn’t anticipated that. Maybe it should have been a much smaller pedestal. Something to consider on the next one. I had a hard time getting a good well lit picture with no reflection. I finally had to hang it on the wall in my bedroom. I’ll have to use a white oil pen on the black back to sign it.
I got another plant repotted Saturday, sweat dripping off me by the time I finished. I moved the two angel trumpets back to their previous spots after sitting in complete shade for a week while they settled into their new pots. Later I went out to check on them looking a little droopy and spotted this cluster under one of the pink angel trumpet leaves…baby spiders! They’re about the size of the head of a pin.
And then I saw this little green tree frog perched on the stem of the same leaf. It’s about an inch long.
A few more, the swamp lily is blooming.
Saturday’s sunset.










Came out really well.like how it looks through glass. Like a shrimp.
ReplyDeleteLol. Like a scrim. Codex.
First, I LOVE the shadow box! Beautifully imagined and beautifully done. Great photos today.
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