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Dogwood week 22. Make hands the most important element in your image this week. Risked my life for another attempt. My husband is an archer.
not really hand-raised ... but turtle that was raised up with a hand ;-) ...
Somebody has this turtle in their terirum ...he was lifted in hand for me to take a shot :)
“How shall I hold my soul that it may not
Be touching yours? How shall I lift it then
Above you to where other things are waiting?
Ah, gladly would I lodge it, all forgot,
With some lost thing the dark is isolating
On some remote and silent spot that, when
Your depths vibrate, is not itself vibrating.
You and me – all that lights upon us though,
Brings us together like a fiddle bow
Drawing one voice from two strings, it glides along.
Across what instrument have we been spanned?
And what violinist holds us in his hand?
O sweetest song.”
― Rainer Maria Rilke
A Helping Hand
almost didn't make today's picture on time! lol my computer was getting fixed by my brother and he just got done. well anyways, kinda going of yesterday's picture and how I'm in Best Buddies, i do believe that everybody needs a helping hand. especially the kids that i work with in BestBuddies lol but even us too. No matter how pro you might think you are at what you do, getting advice and a helping hand is never a bad idea.
editing info: saturation, exposure, and contrast.
I'm back to doing some more (OOB - Out of Bounds) special effects.
I know you all have seen this drawing before. I just wanted to make a photo using my own hands. The hardest part about this picture was the awkwardness of my left hand. I got a cramp on my left hand trying to pose for this shot :o)
Please do not use, copy, edit or print.
These are the most beautiful doilies hand made in my home town from Greece,
when my sister came to visit she brought to my wife, its a big set for our dinning room,
Dollshe, you are my true love! I'm adoring his hands... They're absolutely breathtaking. I know they're just hands, I know - I know. Just look at it! It'll be even more amazing once it's blushed properly!
Charcoal on buff coloured paper. 270mm by 330mm.
This turned out to be a difficult process to do because one needs the left hand to hold the mahlstick that you need so that you don't smudge the charcoal. So it was a lengthy process of: hold the hand up, study it, pick up the mahlstick, make the mark, put it back down, put the hand back up to check then repeat.