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cilvee sent us lovely modern meadow in the pink shades to create the stars of our choice. I wanted to make a special star for her because she's so sweet. ;) So a spinning star was made! Plus a little wonky star block for the quilt.
I had to move the orchid so she could smell it. Then she wanted to sit where the orchid had been sitting :)
"I probably don't even need to tell you that my daughter was given the award for "Best Dress" at her Senior Prom. Her great taste and Rissy Roo's amazing selection made this possible. It was surreal to see her walking towards the crowd during Grand March and hear nearly every single attendee gasp in amazement of this beautiful dress. This is the second absolutely breathtaking dress we've ordered from Rissy Roo's and we'll be back!
♥
Thanks a million!
Whitney's Mom"
gyp showing some love for my cuz'
gyp wears pink anyways, so this collar was a natural choice, even though you can't see it very well under her hair-collar!
i love her pointy little gyppie-nose.
You knew it had to be one of June, didn't you? ;-)
We went out to eat tonight with Junebug and her Mom and Dad. We went to a Chinese restaurant and while waiting for the guys to pay the bill, we girls drifted out to the lobby.
June spied these chairs and made a beeline for them. She climbed up all by herself and just sat quietly. One of the rare times I've seen her still. I love her look - she looks lost in thought. ;-)
Pink gel balls are tinted pink and used in the glass cube container to add interest to the arrangement. They add light to the arrangement.
At the corner of St. Nicholas Ave. (aka: Avenida Juan Pablo Duarte), along came this sensationally grown-up litte Dominicana, dressed to the nines in pink & blue. She was accompanied a woman, whom I later found out was her aunt, who'd stopped to get something to eat at a food truck. This was the first of four photos; the last is posted
here. The girl and I quickly made friends; she began to play, inventing a game where she allowed a paper subway/bus transfer, placed on her hand, to be blown away by the breeze. Then she took to hiding it and asking me where it was...
Uptown Manhattan, New York City
This little girl was so amazing! Usually, I don't post two photos on the same subject... In the first photo, she seemed so grown-up, here, she is the total child, immersed in fantasy and play, totally unself-conscious. In the middle of the guessing game she was playing with me, she stopped to "feel" and/or "interpret" the breeze, or some other flight of fancy, by making a sudden, twisting, dance-like movement!
Uptown Manhattan, New York City
Burnt Orchid "Late Form (Neotinea ustulata var. aestivalis) on the South Downs, South Downs National Park, East Sussex England
While not nearly as intense this season, this "Pink" specimen is possibly the most beautiful example of a Burnt Orchid that we've ever seen. With special thanks to our local friend for the heads up about this amazing, Pretty in Pink, Burnt Orchid
“With pastels you don't need gimmicks and are only limited by your imagination.” - Gail Boyle
This pastel shot of a tulip was taken with 50mm prime and edited in LR4
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My photogenic friend Silvana came around with her equally photogenic baby niece for a photo session. Fun was had by all. I could use it, too.
Medinilla magnifica on Kodak polycontrast rapid RC paper and exposed under the Philippine sun. Habitat/ecology: Rain forest epiphyte. In its native habitat in the Philippines, "in lowland dipterocarp forests between 300-500 m, in lower montane forests at 400-1000 m, or in cloud belt mossy forests up to 1400 m altitude" (Regalado, 1995; p. 133).
52 Weeks of Pix 2014
Week 8 of 52
Theme: Movie Titles
One more, just for fun. My granddaughter in pink, with her pink boots. Done quickly as she isn't inclined to pose, therefore the tacky chair.