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Day 15 of my #socialdistancing added the background for this watercolor, I used the Van Dyke mixed with little yellow to get this soft brown. #stayhome and #staycreative! Watercolor on 140lb Fabriano cold press, 16"×13.5".
for the last week of this self-challenge, i'll be featuring those duckies who might not gotten much view time, so be prepared for the possibility of multiple pictures in a day.
439/365 aDaD "a duck a day" day360 5daysleft i can do this !!
here is the link to the album of them all:
Our oldest son got us on Zoom the other day. Never heard of it but quite interesting you can get a bunch of people all on at one time. He said he teaches his class for high school now on it and the oldest grandchild sees all his classmates and has daily class lessons. Mind boggling to us.
"Bubble" Fam
The Nova Scotia Government lifted some restrictions today, one being that you can have "one" other family in your bubble!!! Now I get to spend more time with my son!! Photo credit goes to him!!
Social distancing and staying at home are the best options we have to slow the spread of COVID-19. No doubt about that. But those tactics take a toll too after a while. So this is probably not a good time to watch Stephen King's "The Shining."
Best viewed LARGE. Be well and be safe, friends. Slainte !
Walk Day / Social Distancing Wine Day / Social Distancing Day 315, 01/22/2021, Greenpoint, NY
Panasonic DMC-GF2
LEICA DG SUMMILUX 25/F1.4
Æ’/7.1 25.0 mm 1/60 100
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Male shrikes look, to my eye, like middle-aged Northern Italian ladies - they're missing the blonde hair dyed in the same hue as their tan, but otherwise I'm sure I saw that pink cashmere sweater/suede jacket combo 20 times a day in Milano.
They aren't very alpine in Romania, and mostly grow in shadowy areas such as forests. These I found hidden under a hedge on my daily walk.
Funny little difference: you know all the 19th century romantic poetry using violets as a motif associated to pale, wan, beloved women? In Romanian, the translations use alpine squill instead, because violets are gendered masculine in Romanian - hard to be wan and romantic about a flower called little-axe or three-spotted-brother.
I feel like this works better than the original, however. Alpine squill really is a pale, wan flower that needs specific conditions to bloom, whereas violets are cheerful, hardy weeds that take over entire lawns if you're not paying attention.
A digital photo I imaged of a couple sitting and chatting near the ocean which I converted into a high contrast 'litho-film effect" reminiscent of a darkroom technique I once used to do.
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Frankfurt Hanauer Landstr.
Was zählt wirklich? Liebe! / What really counts? Love!
Deswegen werden die Insassen von Alten- und Pflegeheimen jetzt auch zuerst geimpft. / That's why inmates of nursing homes and homes for the elderly are now vaccinated first.