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I decided to go to the way back archives -- this is 2007 -- a visit to Key West. I shot these with a 5 MP point & shoot, but I think with this new plugin from Topaz Labs, I've given them new life as paintings. Opinions welcome. I probably have a whole set of these KW images here somewhere, done as photographs.
There are 8 images here if you feel like scrolling through the rest of them. Thanks for looking. I may make these for sale even though at 5 MP they may not print particularly large.
Upon disembarking the Key West Conch Tour Train at its final stop, we walked the short distance to the Truman Little White House. Along the way, we passed this impressive banyan tree on Front Sreet.
Photograph of a laptop with a touchpad directing the actions.
FotografÃa de un ordenador portatil con un touchpad dirigiendo las acciones.
This is a view of the Key West from the deck of the Carnival Fascination.
The prominent white building is the Key West Westin.
The red Victorian building is the Key West Museum of Art and History. The museum is in the old Custom House built in 1891.
Sometimes you have a vague idea that just dogs you around for years and it never comes into exact focus. Kind of like "Close Encouters". Locks and keys are like that for us. We been collecting them from all over the world for decades. Now, like making mountains out of mashed potatoes, we are feeling compelled to make keys. Our muse leads us down some odd paths.
Key leveling block is used to block #1 and #88 keys to proper height. Then a straight edge is used to level the others.
It's a fixer-upper. This boat house/ shack is slowly crumbling into the Gulf of Mexico in Cedar Key, Florida.
My new key chain, replacing my Emperor. I almost bought Batgirl because she looked amazing, but I wanted something without a cape. So in the end I decided on Michelangelo instead. He's super happy-looking!
Key, Old, Door, Lock, Obsolete, Large Group of Objects, Antique, Drawer, Variation, Old-fashioned, Bronze, Collection, Brass, Metal, Steel, Full, Copper
The number was : 71 ...
Kevan, Linda, & I spent the weekend roaming the Keys.
On Saturday when the weather and light weren't in our favor, we decided to count
how many Florida Key Deer we were seeing... We saw a total of 71 Key Deer.
This is a sampling of some of the deer that we saw scattered across a couple of Keys.
Our Florida Key Deer is a protected and an endangered species of deer, and it resides in a small area of a couple of the islands/keys within the Florida Keys. They are a small species with the adult males being less than 3-feet tall.
We saw / found them along the roads, in the mangroves, lounging in people's yards, and in small wooded areas... basically anywhere they wanted to be.
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.( SShhhh... Kevan didn't want me to tell you that we actually drove around the block 395 times to count the same 3 deer... and still only managed to come up with a count of 71 ! lol )
Key Kreepers are very adventurous.
They love traveling so much, they're more than happy to help keep up with your keys and bags for you.
Key Kreepers are approximately 2 and a half inches tall (not counting the ribbon/keyring).
Their faces are hand painted with artist quality acrylic paints and sealed with a matte varnish.
Key West, a U.S. island city, is part of the Florida Keys archipelago. It's also Florida's southernmost point, lying roughly 90 miles north of Cuba. Famed for its pastel-hued, conch-style houses, it’s a cruise-ship stop also accessible from the mainland via the Overseas Highway. It’s known more for its coral reefs – destinations for diving and snorkeling – than for its beaches.
Mindfulness Exercise. Seeing color. Outside Bealls Dept. store in Key Largo.
I'm studying the book, "The Practice of Contemplative Photography" by Andy Karr and Michael Wood. It has some great exercises in it to help one see and photograph more mindfully.
All critiques very welcome.
Taken 09/18/11, Uploaded 9/21/11, 2011 09 18_zR72 Overlay63pctEnhance MindfulColor Portrait D10_4777
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