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This is a pottery town at Bangalore. Nice place to see how potters actually work. This is a set of small lamps which have just been made and hung out to dry...
This tree is known as 'my tree' in my Photo society !
Cycled passed a few days ago, saw the stripes in the field where crop not completely grown.
Though go back, but by time arrived, dark cloud.
And the green really was that bright even with cloud.
From Small Down, near East Meon Hampshire.
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taken with c.1979 manual Nikkor 105 mm f/2.5 AI lens
Stoned-Walled Tangle pattern I created and here is a close up of the zentangle design using my tangle pattern.
Leaf with frost
Hocking College, Nelsonville, Athens County, Ohio
Taken on April 1st, 2015
I'm so glad winter is over here in Ohio. Spring comes along every year, and melts the snow, making way for all the flowers.
Morning didn't look like a good time to go out and get pictures considering there were no interesting clouds in the sky and my first class started in only a couple of hours. But still I wanted to go outside and take pictures of something.
The sun hadn't come up yet and the ground was covered with a fresh coat of frost from the night before. I could feel how stiff the grass had become underneath my feet as I walked around looking for something to photograph. Originally, I thought it would be a good idea to go photograph the buildings at Robbin's Crossing just as the sun started to peek over the hills. If only the telephone wires weren't there. They absolutely ruined the images and the sun was just about to come over the horizon. It climbed higher little by little until it cast its light across the landscape. The trees on the hills were just tall enough to catch the very last moments of alpenglow, then the light turned orange as it spread across the landscape.
Nearby were a few dead oak leaves from last fall coated with frost. I thought that was really neat, and so I took out my camera. I know I've got a good picture when I forget how cold it is.
Just think. This little leaf here grew on a tree in the Spring, endured the heat of Summer, changed colors and fell in Autumn, was covered by snow in Winter, and now is covered with frost while sitting under the morning sun near the tree it grew on one year ago. That's quite a journey.
Deery Loo: one of three critters in my Manimals embroidery pattern. Please see my profile if you want to find out where you can get the pattern.
A few little examples of a new pattern thing I built in Processing (though its a super basic loop structure). It was inspired by some of Ray Eames's fabric work.