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The trees and the river are in Lane County, Oregon, USA. It is still Tuesday night over here. Hope this is OK.
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Bob the Cat to be more precise. I haven't yet bought any plants for my planter; so Bob found his way in there for a nap. Bob is a neighbor's cat, actually sort of a community cat.
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This is Fall Creek, Lane County, Oregon and Autumn will begin 4 days after I took this picture. I couldn't fit all that in my title (grin).
For ADMIN of: Exhibited or Sold Works: GIVE DETAILS or YOU'RE OUT, part of this image was used as the cover/banner image for the group/pool called, "If You Like Paintings; digital paintings of your NATURE photos.
Below the row of asterisks tells more about the image itself
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This began life as a real photo I took yesterday. The sun had just about gone to sleep for the night, and some light rain clouds were creeping in. I gave it some saturation, not gobs of it, but some, and I gave the whole image a watercolor technique. It is best viewed large to see that effect.
If you beg and plead a little bit, I might show the original photo which I took from my truck. I don't mean the photo was lying in the cab of my truck and I stole it. I mean I was seated in the driver's seat (where I normally drive from) and put the window down and used my camera to take this picture. We used to say "rolled the window down" and now I wonder, do we say "pushed the window down?"
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You could say living under water didn't set well with Miss Chicken. Even some of her eggs were looking deformed.
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ABOUT RAINTINGS
Rainting is a word I coined describing a painterly effect, achieved by photographing the subject through glass that is being rained on, like a windshield or other. It achieves an oftentimes pretty or soft flowing effect, and sometimes other-worldly. It is usually creative, fun, and fluid, seldom harsh in my opinion. I have an album of them on Flickr. Rainting is already in "The Urban Dictionary" but I would like it to also be in a more sophisticated/educational type of dictionary. I started a public Flickr group of Raintings on New Year's Day 2020.
The more collegiate type of dictionaries say that the word has to actually be used by people before they're likely to publish it. So if you like the word and my idea, say it loud and say it clear and take a few Raintings and post them to my new group. There are no comments required, although most people like to receive them. Using my word and trying my new group are not inclusive of one another.
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"My thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark background"
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A note to my viewers...my verse may seem like a total downer, but it ends with optimism. Some of you left a fave before I added the verse at about 6:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 17, 2018 so if you find the subject too heavy or distasteful I would understand if you want to remove your fave.
A bed of lush green ferns would be my chamber
If tears were dew and memories' remainder.
The hovering cloud of suicide would bring rain to stir their growth,
And living things would bring me life, or love, or both.
poetry and photo ©2018 ~ ddp
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"My thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark background"
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Well darn it. I had this in the ABCs and 123s group for all of about 2 minutes and realized, while I had it there for H is for Hanna Bridge or Hanna Covered Bridge, that my artistic rendering of this bridge did not show the name of it on the sign. In the process of posting this one and then removing it, I somehow lost my description. I will try to see if I can reconstruct it. Evening of February 12, 2022
He is a looker! 7 year old boy cat, mostly black but some burnt orange that fairly glows. He seemed quite friendly.
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Filberts are also called Hazelnuts and they are the State Nut of Oregon.
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I put these two sunset and silhouettes shots together in my Comparison & Resemblance (album) because I'm hoping my viewers will tell me if they prefer the one with more saturation or less saturation. I'd tell you which one I prefer, but I don't want to influence anyone (not yet anyway).
;o)
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"My thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark background"
For Dave C. and other Flickr friends, The pylon part didn't really go in the song, but they are the *soul* and the most REAL part of this photo.
There was no fire (headlights on field of grasses and blackberries), and there was no rain (faux rainting water on my windshield). Trust me, this is Oregon, USA and there will be rain coming soon, really heavy super clouds full of it.
This is in the countryside near Fall Creek, a tiny town in Lane County, Oregon. It is so small that for a fire department they have six midgets with Water Pik.
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The creek looks much bigger and stronger than the McKenzie River, but that is just a perspective distortion because I was much closer to the creek than the river when I took this picture.
Oregon, USA
"O is for Olallie Creek and also happens to be for Oregon"
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The thin white border is not so much a frame as a defense against Flickr's all dark border.
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We got the shoes now. and me and the lady get into a little argument. everybody comment how much you think me and my friend should get. (mullenator in white shirt)
Looks human scale, doesn't it? Nope, it is a swinging bench in a tree, for birds! I thought it was adorable. It is only about 18 to 20 inches wide.
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Rainting is a word I coined describing a painterly effect, achieved by photographing the subject through glass that is being rained on, like a windshield or other. It achieves an oftentimes pretty or soft flowing effect, and sometimes other-worldly. It is usually creative, fun, and fluid, seldom harsh in my opinion. I have an album of them on Flickr.
(20180308_165738SAMRaintingStorageUnitsTallTreeflickr031118)
If you like my word "rainting" I would appreciate it if you would go to Urban Dictionary and vote in the square for thumb's up. Even if it only got 5 or 10 thumb's up and no thumbs down, I would appreciate it. I don't think it has any certain amount it has to get to be in their dictionary. In fact, if I read it correctly, it already got approved and is in.
I don't like to put live links too often but here is a link you can use, I think. There is no prize either, just bragging rights to have a word I coined make it into a dictionary. ;o)
<a href="https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=rainting&utm_source=search-action
Ospreys really like the tall Douglas Fir Trees in Oregon
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Yes, about 101 years ago Jesse A. Currey originated this rose test garden in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon USA. This bench is a memorial for him and the founding of the Rose Garden.
He lived from 1873 - 1927
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Tenuous Link: turtle >> slow
For ABCs and 123s group, there is number 10, as in Ten Miles Per Hour. Also, if you combine the letters in SLOW and in BRIGHT you get 10 Letters. If you ponder on that, many of us are sometimes a combination of slow and bright.
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I no longer live near Heartland Humane Society in Corvallis, Oregon; so I don't get a chance to photograph very many cats. It is sort of cat-ch as cat-ch can.
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1-5 (Interstate 5 in Lane County, Oregon USA) is also known as the Whilamut Passage. Not only painterly but SNIC. Best viewed large to see the painterly effect.
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ABCs and 123s *U* is for Ugly, as in Ugly Storm Damage on Left & Gorgeous Pink Trees on Right
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