I really love your beauty scope photos. I enjoy taking these kinds of photos too only I am not as mobile as I would like to be. I am looking forward to improving and getting out more with my camera.
No sisal is different again. NZ flax is totally different to your flax. It was used to make clothes and ropes and baskets etc. for Maoris. I learnt flax weaving when over there. The ropes made from this flax were used in the British Royal Navy. Very famous.
Enjoying your photographic art and comments. D&M
ReplyDeleteI really love your beauty scope photos. I enjoy taking these kinds of photos too only I am not as mobile as I would like to be. I am looking forward to improving and getting out more with my camera.
ReplyDeleteWill look forward to seeing some. Nice to know I'm touching someone on the other side of the world! Thanks for being an appreciative audience.
Deleteflax? around here flax looks very different - is it sisal?
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No sisal is different again. NZ flax is totally different to your flax. It was used to make clothes and ropes and baskets etc. for Maoris. I learnt flax weaving when over there. The ropes made from this flax were used in the British Royal Navy. Very famous.
Deletethanx JJ for that info! seems to be a good material. do you have some of your woven NZ flax to show it, maybe? xxxxx
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