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As usual, a group of us headed out after the monthly camera club meeting. Of course, I procrastinated taking my photo for the day until the day was nearly over. There were many interesting items to photograph inside the restaurant, but I opted for something simple, yet still able to catch my eye. So often we overlook everyday colors and textures, but if we search for these things, it will help us see in new ways.
all the coins were gone...cuz this thing was inside the casino hotel..hahaha...all gone into the slot machines..;--p
Just one of many stacks in my house... this one I save because really want to decoupage my craft table top with cool pictures. Hmm, but will it ever happen?
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Life seems complicated right now. Not bad, just complicated. Seems I'm running from one great event to the next. If you're doing the 365 you know one of the things that suffers in the busy times is the POTD. So today, as I was rushing to yoga class, I was drawn to this simple bungalow with it's single pumpkin sitting on the porch. Simplicity was really calling my name today . . . for a moment.
365: the 2012 edition
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Around home.
Have been trying to clean up and make changes to simplify things. Rearranging the entryway.
June 15, 2020.
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Accumulation=bad
Simplification=good
For Flickr Group Roulette: Presenting...my favoite word
My favorite word right now as we are packing up and moving into a smaller house is Simplify. We have really accumulated a lot of junk over the years. It feels good to purge!!!
As for the presents part, I'm, sure something in this bin was a present at some point, kinda sad, but realistic.
No special processing this time. This image was from Taos, NM shot in 2002 on the D100 (6 MP, big for the time). Converted to B&W in Silver Efex Pro and tweaked in Viveza and Color Efex Pro (Topaz Simplify to finish off - I really use the plug-ins).
An idea for my screenprinting session tomorrow, based on the work of Armin Hofmann. In his work, he includes only the essential elements and I wanted to give this a go with an alphabet. The designs were based on the simple monoprint I did in session last week.
I need to still work on the black and white.
I catch that vignetting too that I'm trying to get rid of as well.
It's a work in process, but...this was taken at my place, with two shop lights and a flash.
Working, Working, Working....
one of my favorite songs, on my favorite album, of the year it came out...I think it was last...
The post-production of this shot involves a technique using the Topaz 'simplify' filter in Photoshop, which reduces the subject's detail into broader strokes of colour and contrast.
I'm a slob, especially in the parts of my home I can close the door on. The office/doll collection/crafts room has always been one of the most horrendous offenders. I never show this room to guests, instead just ignoring that door off the kitchen and letting them think it leads to a closet or something.
Finally, the clutter and mess started to get to me, and I did something about it. I feel much better now. The room isn't strictly tidy, and it still has plenty of clutter, but only necessary clutter. Work is done in this room, and it just requires a certain amount of crap.
This view of the office shows my computer desk - with a clean surface probably for the first time since we moved in - my eBay shipping supplies and the corner of my great-grandmother's sewing stand.
This article is based on rational expressions and how to simplify expressions. Before proceeding further, let’s talk about Rational numbers. In a simple mathematical way we can say that any number that can be expressed as fraction is known as Rational number. For example 2/3 is a rational number, here 2 is the numerator and 3 is a denominator. An essential condition for rational number is that denominator can never be a zero. Decimal number is also a rational number, 1.5 is a rational number that can be expressed as fraction, 1.5 can be written as 15/10 or 3/2.
Students can learn simplifying Radicals Simplification from the expert Math tutors available online. Students need to understand the concept of Radicals before learning to simplify redicals. Students can get help with Math problems involving simplify radicals from the online tutors.The Radical is defined as the square root of a number. A radical is used to refer the irrational number. This radical expression has been denoted in the root symbol "? ". Thus the process to Simplify Radicals involves expressing the numbers in a simpler form or a reduced form. Students can learn to simplify radicals by the solved examples.
Lion dance (simplified Chinese: 舞狮; traditional Chinese: 舞獅; pinyin: wǔshī) is a form of traditional dance in Chinese culture and other Asian countries in which performers mimic a lion's movements in a lion costume. The lion dance is usually performed during the Chinese New Year and other Chinese traditional, cultural and religious festivals. It may also be performed at important occasions such as business opening events, special celebrations or wedding ceremonies, or may be used to honour special guests by the Chinese communities.
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in this photo about geometric vs organic patterns, I see human-made things being quite simplistic as compared to organic things.
GEOMETRIC AND ORGANIC PATTERNS
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Simplifying monomials A monomial is defined as an algebraic expression which has exactly one term. Its general form can be written as Axmyn where, A is the coefficient, x, y are the variables and m, n are its exponents.Monomials can include numbers, numbers and variables combined together by multiplication or variables combined by multiplication.