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Our grandson took after his father, who has always loved to create his own delicious food. Matthew went to a cooking school to learn everything about the "art of cuisine." These are just a few samples of his creations! I envy the diners he serves!
Last night at the Camera Club I entered a photo of this sunset without the swirls and the judge said the water didn't hold her interest enough. So I jazzed it up a little.
It is a Lovely Day in Birmingham today after five cloudy days. I love to see real clouds are connected with the reflection of some set of clouds.
Another creative edit although the colours of the raindrops have not been touched these are the reflected colours from the surroundings.
The Good, The Bad & The Creative. October2025. Creative use of old store fronts. Now a park. Bald Knob, Arkansas USA. IlfordFP4pushed200. NikonF3. Nikkor24mm. BrownFilter. HC110Developer(a)6minutes. Washed:AGOFilmProcessor. CameraScan:FujifilmXH1
Wow I can't believe it has been two months since I have posted on my 365 self-portrait project.
2 months have gone and I feel I have been spending my time focusing on others.
Its time to go back to myself and to look after myself and my own creative flame.
I much as I like natural picture Im tempted to try a more surreal approach to my self portraits.
Im currently building my instagram music page too.
So please bear with me until its ready.
Sending you all:
Warm Light and Love
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Sorry not been on flickr much this week been laid low with a chest infection think I am on the mend still of work so may be on here more for a few days
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Saturday Self Challenge
For this challenge, use any kind of bottle/bottles in a creative way as the subject for your composition. You may process however much or how little as you like.
Three bottles of malt whisky which remain unopened. The one on the left was bought in the Whisky Shop on the harbour front in Oban around 10 years ago, we’d had several ‘tasters’ in the shop and didn’t realise just how much this 50 centilitre bottle was about to cost, £84 later we very carefully carried our package to the car.
The middle bottle was a gift to my husband from a friend who had moved to the West Coast of Scotland a couple of years ago. This looked expensive so it joined the other bottle on the shelf.
The bottle on the right was a gift from our youngest son who had been on a walking trip to Scotland and returned with this. We’ve tried Dalwhinnie before and didn’t really care for it, so it went to join the other two.
I used selective colour on this shot because the wood in the cabinet is more or less the same colour as the whisky, converting the wood to mono gave a better contrast.
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Creative minds are rarely tidy.
For today’s theme in Blythe a Day on Flickr, “Creative Space”, I hesitantly reveal this picture of my doll room. Yep, it’s always a mess like this! I have too much stuff for the space, and I don’t tidy up completely after every photo shoot; I put the Blythes away properly on their shelves, but the props and clothes tend to pile up.
Keith holding the Moon for Practical Photography Camera School. Didn't do so well this time, got Silver!
All my images are Creative Commons, so they are free to use with attribution. Here's one of my photos being used by a Youtube Music channel.
Artist's studio in the old town - I could not resist getting his interpretation of the Casa Batlló, one of Gaudí's architectural masterpieces. And then some...
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Insa-dong, Seoul, Korea.
August 2015.
Canon 6D.