I’ve shot a lot of rainbows.
Monday Swim Meet
Rainbow hair in Michael’s
Monday Swim Meet
Birthday Cake for PERSAD
Old Art Room at Arlington
ROYGBIV is the weekly challenge
Roy G Biv: Weekly Photo Challenge
I’ve shot a lot of rainbows.
ROYGBIV is the weekly challenge
I love your rainbow jello…
Thanks. One layer clear one layer q yogurt mixed in. Took five hours to make
Like that rainbow hair – I wonder how long it takes to create the effect ?
Nice selection Ruth 🙂 How long did the jello survive? Somewhat less time than it took to make I bet! 😉
I put it in the freezer. No
One ever ate any of it. Sliced it and tried to photograph the light through the colors. Never worked out the way I envisioned but was pretty crazy effort.
Nice Rainbow :p
That rainbow jello looks beautiful and good enough to eat! – Definitely a party food.
I remember a lot of these beautiful rainbow photos. My favorites are the cake and the rainbow behind Mark and baby. Hope the cake was eaten! 🌈 🌈
My friend Steve took it to his work and everyone loved it. A pound of butter makes everything go down smoothly!
I remember most of these beautiful rainbow photos. My favorites are the cake (hope it got eaten) and the rainbow behind Mark and baby. 🌈
I’m always impressed by layered edibles. I can only imagine how much time they take. (I’m not one for “futzy” food. [I’ll happily eat it, but making it is another story.]) The rainbow hair was very cool, too!
The rainbow jelly is far to lovely to eat!
The rainbow jello looks like cut glass, like the bowl it is in!! Difficult to pick a favorite …… Mark and baby is up there!
I love your array of rainbows. The Jello was my favorite – it looked like a crystalline piece of art and one I would buy too. Just gorgeous! May I download the Jello picture to use as wallpaper?
Thanks for asking. Enjoy the rainbow wallpaper
It really is a gorgeous picture. It will make me smile whenever I see it. And if the design was available as a cut glass bowl, I would definitely buy it. Why shouldn’t your bowls be colorful?
Wonderful post–that jello creation is eye-popping!
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