My boyfriend’s comic blog, For the Love of Comics, is doing really well. His stats are always great, especially for a blog in its early stages! I’m so proud of him! I love how excited he gets when his blog has a good day.
If you know anybody into comics, pass along his link!
Oh, and a late Happy Thanksgiving from us and my entire family!
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TrackbackSo here I am, back with more glorious ring shots! I imagine this will be a frequent topic for me, as I’m always saving awesome ring shots!
I think this time, I’ll do a little twist on the post by trying to explain what it is that I love about each shot.
Without further ado, here is the art!
I love that the rings are on “war” cards, positioned in a stand-off. Very cute and witty. (photo by Studio ATG)
The lighting, the fact that the rings are on licorice… just another genius shot by Studio ATG.
I don’t know why, but the simplicity of a diamond solitaire on a fork is freakin’ awesome to me! All the white and silver tones make this shot one of my favorite ring shots yet! (Photo by dMdC Photography)
I adore how closely cropped this one is! It makes the whole shot! (Photo by The Image Is Found)
Again, love the close-ups and the capture of the inscription. (Photo by Jules Bianchi)
These rings nestled on a wintry branch makes me want to cuddle in the snow with the one i love! (Photo by Red Photo Co.)
In complete contrast to the other shots I usually feature, the vibrant setting totally makes these rings pop! I also tend to like when all 3 rings are laid out side by side. (Photo by Lindsay Janies)
My absolute favorite in this installment! In another amazing shot by the always-fabulous Susan Stripling, these gorgeous rings sit atop a delicate flower, and their mirror image shows in a mirror? table? This is really a work of art! If this was a shot from my own wedding it would totally be a gallery wrap canvas hanging above my sofa or mantel!
Keep it up, photographers! I really love these!
Comments rss TrackbackMy favorite flowers have always been tulips, peonies, gardenias, and yellow roses. However, I also never wanted a flower-filled wedding. I’m not really into flowers. Enter the spider mum. I discovered spider mums when I saw a bouquet in an uncle’s home. In the middle of the bouquet was a single, white spider mum. I instantly pictured this spiky flower in a bridal bouquet, and soon was thinking of using green ones in reception centerpieces. Of course, I’m not even formally engaged, so this is all a dream. 
Anyway, here’s my tribute to this modern and beautiful flower!
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