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Composición abstracta
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Taken back in 2008, when my work was slightly more abstract, and rediscovered today ....
A couple of processing tweaks otherwise SOOC.
A beautiful red tulip from a bunch I got yesterday. So, have spent the day photographing flowers and marbles. I love tulips, love red and love abstract macro.
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It's a while since I used the glassless Kenko extension tube set on my 85.0 mm. Always a challenge to use, but I love the soft effect they produce. I used 2 out of 3 rings here.
For a few years now Eddy has been saving the rubber bands that the postie puts around the mail. They started out as a tiny ball and now we have a large rubber ball sitting on his desk. I gave this a bleach treatment as the rubber bands that the post office uses are rather dull colourwise.
Week #41 Abstract. And day 302 of 365
ABSTRACT LEAF JUNGLE
Watercolor, Inks, & Gesso
AUTUMN SUDDENLY
The sudden sound of the rustle of leaves
Being stirred by breezes
And moving along the sidewalk
Alerts me once again
To the season,
The changeability of it all,
Always changing
Second by second
And yet I must see it, or hear it,
Or sense it in some way
To realize that it is not sudden at all.
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