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I stumbled upon this juggling lesson after the second joust.

Ms. Wendi assists her student with her routine during her tumbling lesson.

 

Tumbleweeds Tumbling Studio

225 Depot St.

Unity, Maine 04988

207-745-4956

www.tumblweedstudio.org

I am a complete noob to this whole photography thing. When I take pictures I am just trying to find things that catch my eye. Recently I had started swimming and everytime I left the pool I thought "How cool would a picture of that water splashing be?" So last time I went I took my camera and snapped off a few shots.

 

As I was finishing a lifeguard came up and talked to me about taking pictures at the pool. He was very nice and recommended that if I was taking pictures of people I ask them first. I apologized and assured him that no ones faces could be seeen in the pictures and that all I was trying to capture was the splashing of the water.

 

I liked some of the pictures but the lifegaurds suggestion was probably the best thing that came out of that visit to the pool.

 

Horseback Riding Lesson #5 (on Dee)

Taken at Playacar in the Yucatan

The crowd inside the theater.

It takes a lot of practice to be good in anything. She love it and hate it, the piano!

Guitar Lessons

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I stumbled upon this juggling lesson after the second joust.

Hi All, well I painted this before I had a chance to read all the comments on my original photo. Thus, I am now at this stage. I believe the beauty of the arrangement was in all the delicate fernlike greenery which cover many of the flowers & will droop over both sides & front of the basket. I have not added any of it yet. Must admit I struggled with how to start that area ---1) rough in the flowers (which I think should be bigger & brighter) OR 2) paint the fernlike leaves first OR try to do them both at the same time???? Since many of the flowers are going to be hidden in the greenery, I started it this way. Don't know if it makes any sense or not. As you can see I also muddied up the color of the table, not quite green, not quite yellow. If I'm successful I'd like to make most of the flowers yellow, purple and pink with those little white flowers in between--with the light coming from the left. I note my shadows are pretty poor. Any suggestions would sure e helpful at this stage as I hope to be back to painting tomorrow. Also hope to glaze my pears. Thanks a bunch for looking. Barbara

Ukulele Tonya gets a lesson from Uncle Henry Kamae.

I loathe the whole shopping experience. Long lines, annoyed consumers, and snappy clerks just aren’t for me. On the rare occasion I wander into a store, I am inundated with decisions that are always impossible to make. To simplify, one unsuspecting friend will receive a text and the decision will rest in her hands; poor girl.

From 'Dark lessons' series.

Helenas little chicken, parents stopped feeding it so now she's being hand-fed

this is from lesson 3 any tip would be great :)

Edges

I loved This lesson, I learnt just as much about process as technic. For me it was thinking about how I was going to make the edges with the tools I had then thinking about what edges I was going to make in relation to the subject matter and how was I going to remember when the paint was dry or not drying, running, people walking by and looking over my shoulder 😱 😊 I realised I wasn't doing the second two steps. I was putting edges down in the moment but not thinking about composition or subject matter. Thanks Liz and class mates I having a ball doing this course.This is a view on the way to a friends house in Mt Martha, Australia,I never get tired of it.

I hadn't taken the rig out in awhile and was happy to just be out and about. This is a crappy photo technically but I'm posting it as a reminder:

1. When you lift your camara out of the bag for the first time make sure you didn't leave it in bracket mode!

2. Take multiple shots so at least ONE might be in focus and properly exposed.

 

I admit I was a little cautious about them seeing me shoot them (I was exposed on a similar bunker). I love love love this shot but for my incompetency in taking it.

Lessons at Not Made in China Pottery Studio

1. Monday night was the last showing of "Snow Angel"

 

2. I was supposed to take pictures for it.

 

3. I got strep throat.

 

4. i felt like crap all day, and then went to take these pictures. They aren't anything fabulous, but are pictures nonetheless.

 

5. this was "History Lesson", an opening short to Snow Angel.

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