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Singlespeed simplicity designed by Simplified and hand-built in the USA by legendary frame builder, Tom Teesdale.
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Had to process this one with a simplified/painterly look with all those lovely natural textures to play off of. Seen at the Red Desert in Wyoming. You can view the unaltered original below in the comments.
Happy Friday all!
Patterns are the Ebb & Flow top (I used the Ebb button front over the Simpify Your Life top with cut-on sleeve and sleeve cuffs. Lengthened/added a horizontal seam (front & back) and used the lower portion of the Ebb top, lengthened.
A photo from this past summer taken at The Inner Harbor and adjusted with the Topaz Simplify addin for PShop.. The more I work with this filter the more I like it!
Blackberry capture, CNX2 to bring out colors and sharpen, Topaz Simplify to make it look like a painting.
What's for lunch?? maybe sushi!! ;-)
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Using the Coming Home pattern from the book Simplify with Camille Roskelley. Fabric is Sorbet by Sentimental Studios for Moda.
East Orange, NJ
NJ Transit's Pennsylvania Railroad ALP46A #4636 pauses under the distinctive Lackawanna Railroad catenary bridges at Brick Church station with train #6621, as seen from a recently opened parking garage. The Lackawanna and the Pennsy were the two NJ Transit predecessor roads to substantially electrify their commuter services in the state, a trait that (after addressing equipment and current incompatibilities) greatly simplified providing the Midtown Direct through service from Lackawanna territory into Penn Station New York. In that sense, having a "Pennsylvania" electric in DL&W territory symbolizes the synthesis of the two systems. Development around many of the former Lackawanna stations has exploded since Midtown Direct was introduced in 1996, with the parking deck this was shot from being only one of the most recent components.
SmugMug: donaldwinship.smugmug.com/Rail-Photography/i-fs6MzW4
The Tianning Temple (simplified Chinese: 天宁寺; traditional Chinese: 天寧寺; pinyin: TiānníngSì) is located in Xicheng District of Beijing, China. The temple contains the 12th-century Pagoda of Tianning Temple. The pagoda is a Liao Dynasty pagoda built from around 1100 to 1119 or 1120 CE, shortly before the Liao Dynasty was conquered by Song and Jin.
Photo by Sony A7II + Contax G 90/2.8
Big time traffic inside the tunnel due to hotel strike..temper flares everywhere...;-(
btw this is the famous ugly muni fight..check it out!!
This was made from a bali pop that I got awhile back with the intentions of making something for my mom. She loves batiks and I have been wanting to make her a quilt made with them for awhile. Once I saw this pattern, I knew that this would be a perfect pattern to make those bright fabrics pop. The top is done and now it is being added to the needs to be quilted pile which is getting to big...
After a bit of experimentation with the Topaz Simplify filter, we get this result from this source image.
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ODC- Wave for 9 November. I used Topaz Simplify 4 to change what was a black and white cushion pattern.
When you learn how to say yes to the things you want in your life and no to the things you don't want in your life – your life becomes simpler.
The vents for this dress, for which I used the lower portion of the pattern for the Ebb top w/ vents, are longer than the Ebb top vents.
For this I took my original Rippled Cats image and ran it through a Topaz filter called Simplify. I do love what can be done with fractal art and a few of my photo editing filters. ..Created with JWildfire 2.60 R2 and Topaz Simplify.
"As you simplify your life, the laws of the universe will be simpler; solitude will not be solitude, poverty will not be poverty, nor weakness weakness."
Model : Angela
Photographer : Taiping DSLR
Presented by : Kweong
Location : Taiping Lake Graden
Special thanks to AlanOng for the organisation and help up.