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..i guess this abstract i want to leave to be what you want it to be, i know what i see, and i know what it means to me....hope you can comment about what you see or how you interpret what you see in this image, im curious to see how it could have a different feeling to everyone, ...thanks again.
V.L.G.
- on working motherhood
copyright freef0cus Jan 2012
there's never any time when you are ever left alone
your responsibilities multiply and you are left to atone
the guilt always grips you as you never have the time
(and energy is unavailable even when you do)
to appreciate the present, find fulfillment, so you 'family mime'
others seem enlightened and somewhat energised
but you cannot find your feet and only supervise
obstacles make you weary,
you cannot find a pace
and everything comes out of the woodwork
when you are already in a race
time is always on top of you
no matter what you do
and your superiors are always on at you
without regard for what you do or have been through
life slips through your fingers
and you often shed a tear
as you cannot get any traction,
Or happiness to reappear
You wonder at your journey
you cannot see it clearly
what are you really getting out of life events?
Things are looking very jaded
and good things are already faded
You wish for passion and for pleasure
and perseverance for divine assistance
to give you some persistence and help you find your way
It's the Abstract Triangles texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
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To use this texture download Filter Forge 30-day trial version for free here — www.filterforge.com/download/
Venturing into the world of Abstracts, this started out with Liquitex Acrylic Inks in Prussian Blue and Quinacridone Magenta, dropped onto very wet paper. As I watched it ''explode'' on the paper, I tipped the paper when needed to help the flow and even dropped water into it in places. Then, as if that wasn't enough fun...:)...I let it dry and began to ''find'' flowers with black ink and outline them...Then I added some yellows and greens and purples...Aureolin, olive, ? purple, and magenta. I let it dry and then spattered purple...dried again and the went over the flowers with white Ink...
It was a fun morning! That's what happens when you read Nita Leland's book ''The New Creative Artist'' the night before...:)
I love that book!!
This may not be a great work of art...but it was SO MUCH FUN!!!!...:) :) Lots of magical things happened and I love making magic!!!
:) :) Have a beautiful love filled day Every one! I love you all!!!
From the archives: One of several photos taken at Nydalen Metro Station in Oslo.
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Taken at Nydalen metro station in Oslo. What you are seeing is a 4 second exposure of the escalator art installation at the site called "Tunnel of Light". It's mesmerizing.
Check out the rest of the series as well.
Foto feita em 1981, câmera Pentax ME, 50 mm, filme EPR64, exposição "B". São 2 taças deitadas com o fundo virado para a câmera. Uma com uma lâmpada verde e a outra com uma vermelha (essas cores ao se cruzarem deram o amarelo). A câmara estava no tripé e ao expor fiz um movimento lateral, da esquerda para direita, com o tripé para obter o efeito final desejado.
Photo made in 1981, Pentax ME camera, 50 mm film EPR64, exposure "B". 2 cups are thrown with the bottom facing the camera. One with a green lamp and the other with a red (these colors when cross gave yellow). The camera was on tripod and I set out a lateral movement, from left to right, with the tripod to get the final effect desired.
Another piece of Abstract Radiator Art
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Centre Parcs - Elveden Forest - Norfolk - England
SnapHeal > Crop (Square)
Photo Effect Studio Pro > FX (Angels Kiss)
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