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...party thank you card from alex...january 1983...the ruby slippers worn by judy garland...copyright 1982 kenn duncan...
...300th view 12-8-24...
You can see the felt Chistery applique better here. :)
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I like this image for its simplicity and how it is able to instantly evoke memories of the classic story. It is an exploration of the capabilities of PhotoShop in designing an evolving image series.
Created for Digital Photo Media 2010
Taken at an amusement park ride. Other than adding a bit of light, there are no other effects to this photo.
March 26, 2009 (Thursday) - In the Smithsonian American History Museum.
This collection of pictures was taken on a trip to Washington DC. Please feel free to find out about the trip at my daily blog.
My middle daughter in her Halloween costume made by my older sister. (It's a Longaberger basket for those who know the importance)
Strobist Info:
Main Light - JTL Versalight J-110 in 24"x36" softbox camera right
Fill Light: JTL Versalight J-110 in 32" translucent umbrella camera left
Hair Light: JTL Versalight J-110 with a snoot
...there's a drag queen on a yellow brick road. One's gonna need ruby sllippers for such a journey. These were centerpieces for the St Alphonsus Auction Dinner 2010 in Greendale.
(I won Photoshop Elements 8 in the raffle! This was really cool because my version was Photoshop 4.1, and it kept crashing)
Just a shot of Savanah's "ruby" slipper. She kept insisting I take a picture of it, so I did. I kinda like the simplicity of this shot. I don't know what it is beyond that, but I just really like this shot.
You can never have too many pairs of shoes! All wardrobes should include a magical pair such as Ruby Slippers to take you to OZ and of course those fabulous pink ballet pumps for partying the night away, go on ... ‘Put on your dancing shoes!’
This book is one of my favorite Christmas gifts!
My friend really knows what I like.
P.S. The shoes sparkle!
June 10th (Judy Garland's birthday) the retro characters first made a comeback to Land of Oz since 1975. Costumes made by Billy Ferguson.
Yay, almost time to turn the heel! Well, it was a yay because I'm excited to wear these. I'm hoping they will be knee highs. But, I was also concerned because I've ended up with holes on the knit side of my short row heels every time. This time I didn't though! Eep :-)
I still have to reference the Ann Budd article in last years Interweave Knits for some of the parts. I know cuff down socks by heart but am trying to take more advantage of toe up socks lately. I even used contrasting yarn for toes and heels to get all that I can of the Ruby Slippers.
Judy Garland, Dorothy's ruby slippers, and me, at the Smithsonian American History Museum. Jonathan made me take this picture, I swear.
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6 Comments on Instagram:
berylandphyllis: Sweet shoes.
flowerpress: Thanks @nicpo I did a print of these favourite shoes which has been popular :-)
elf_girl: I love your shoes!
elf_girl: @bettienew look at these lovely red shoes
bettienew: Love them! Thanks for the heads up @elf_girl.
bal93: ❤