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I need more of those creativity overkills. I did draw and paint a little, take pictures obviously, wrote, and read a lot, cooked and baked.
Ha! I wish these days were not so rare. I also know I need to consciously make the time and the effort - so I'm going to get better at that.
One of the most creative sessions ever for me with this lovely teen! She almost refused "conventional" posing, and designed her expressions within a world all of her own making. Commercials ahead for her? Television? Just a joy to her friends, no doubt!
My home reproduction of old painting from Jacob Van Es.
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I did this circle framing in an app called Truefilm and I discovered this app thanks to Beezzz_. I was visiting her uber-creative stream and was really taken with a particular image and how she had processed it. Thankfully she listed the apps she used which lead me to Truefilm; it's a fun app, and at only $.99 what do you have to lose? Go check out Beezzz_'s stream when you get a chance; she's really creative!
Piedra llamada "El Centinela" que le da nombre al cerro que se encuentra a unos 5km de la ciudad de Tandil
Here's s photo I just processed today from a shoot. Dancers and flour is definitely not unique, but I'd never tried it before. Whenever someone tells me a photo idea has "been done" and therefore you shouldn't even do it, I usually tell them, "Well, this one is mine." So what if I take a photo of the spiral stairs at the Vatican like so many thousands have done before, this one is mine. Often is the creative process or experience of being somewhere that is part of making the photo that gives meaning to what we shoot.
The creative journey is why I shoot, and the end product is sometimes just a byproduct.