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I knew flamingos were pink because they eat pink shrimp but didn't realise they'd change if they ate something else. Let's see what else they'll eat! Well timed shot with the stretched leg. What if that person's job is making gloves? And I know it's going back a bit, but that's a really nice...

Well done for catching up! I'd considered an arty arrangement of forks myself, I like the yellow touch. Great shot of the horse, perfectly timed and sharp. Took me a sec with the tool shot: Spot the Spanner could be the next Where's Wally?

I also have three hammers but I can only ever find one at a time. I like the paintbrush for "occupation", the lighting and textures are lovely.

Good catch up, it's hard when you fall behind. I think Snapper's choice is my favourite of the bunch but I admire the colossal shoehorning of the prison shot!

Good capture, agree with Alan that the widder shot is nicer but I'm glad to have had a better view of what was being drawn. Looking back over the last few themes, really like the train pic but that shot on the escalator has real wow factor, brilliant! Edit - I do know how to spell "wider" but...

It's amazing what modern cameras can do in low light. I like the cocktail shaker but maybe wouldn't have cropped it so close. Some great shots recently, my faves are the phonebox, the temperature gauge and that stunning shot of the sunlit grass.

Good catch up, well done. I particularly like the weather vane.

I've never managed to keep paintbrushes that clean! Your shot the with the plants is a great find as well.

Good spot Alan, love the bold type on the barriers - I think the arrows pointing the same way as she's lining up really works. (Also really liked you welding shot for hot, I haven't been around in a while).

Week 36: Tools

Week 35 - Snapper's Choice (and panning tech)

Week 34 - Cutlery

More catching up. Week 34 - Cutlery Week 34 - Cutlery by nickbrotherston, on Flickr My Dad has a museum-quality collection of antique silver, so one phonecall saw me in possession of four dognose spoons. Manufactured by Alexander Forbes in Edinburgh in 1706, they are engraved with the crest...

Week 33: Song

Week 32: Hot