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for 7DoS: I was planning on going with symmetry as a balance idea for today, but when I was out walking this afternoon, I decided to jump up and balance on the edge of this bench seat. I guess standing on one leg would have required even more balance, but then the passing runner would have given me an even odder look ;) You may get to see my feet again this week
Scavenger Challenge- February 2017 Assignment - Close-Up
7 Days of Shooting – Week #34 (w/b 26 February) Contrasting Textures
7 Days of Shooting – Week #41 (w/b 16 April) Chocolate: The shops are full of it at this time of year, so let's see what kind of chocolate you have. All shapes and sizes, wrapped or unwrapped.
Santa Elena and Monteverde.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #30" "Curves" "Texture Tuesday"...wet and soft and rough bark. Just realized I am a bit late with this one...sigh..that kind of week.
We keep a pile of torn up paper on our desk to use as scrap paper.
Repetition~ 7 Days of Shooting, Texture Tuesday.
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...and here is the bishop. Worth clicking on the image for a closer look at him.
You can view the story of my visit here in my set, Isle of May.
7 Days of Shooting/Week #50/Between/Texture Tuesday
Texture Tuuesday July 22 - LaCanourgue HairDresser
Read more about the making of this image at : sweetleafnotes.blogspot.com/2014/07/texture-tuesday-lacan...
Between Cape Town and Johannesburg in South Africa
The Trans Karoo Express, or simply Trans Karoo, was a South African express passenger train service which travelled an approximately 1,600-kilometre (990 mi) journey between Johannesburg and Cape Town. It operated daily in each direction, meaning that there were in fact two Trans Karoos - they passed each other during the night, heading in opposite directions. The service was operated by Spoornet, the national railway company.
The Trans Karoo was named from the Great Karoo scrubland, one of the most extensive geographical features of southern Africa, across which the train operated...
The service is now incorporated into the Shosholoza Meyl network of operations, a sub-division of the national passenger train operator, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa. Although the title of Trans Karoo has officially ended, it is still used colloquially..
Wikipedia
2016 "7 Days of Shooting" "Week #9" "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" "Texture Tuesday"
Japanese sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia)
Japanese sunflower is native to Central America.
Japanese sunflower is a serious environmental weed, forming dense thickets and out-competing native vegetation.
daff.qld.gov.au
Australia has over 1,500 species of native bee.
MDPD2014 151/365
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #8" "Butterflies/Insects" "Texture Tuesday"
my latest 2 for textures are up at the cafe, if you wanna take a peek....
all about white today....
just white, and black & white....
sample images on my blog as well....
happiest tuesday...
for 7DoS: I'm trying to avoid just using shots of my favourite wall this week, so when I spotted the top of this barrel when out walking today, I thought it could mean me putting off the wall for a day at least ;)
I guess using this as an ashtray is better than the ground, where most of the stubs end up :(
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The handle of my garden spade hanging in the garage!
7 Days of Shooting Week #41 Favourite Colour Texture Tuesday ....
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I'm not fond of the city. Occasionally I have to pass through one on my way to here or there and when this happens I do admire the enormity of the skyscrapers; I do appreciate their architectural value.
7 Days of Shooting – Week #42 (w/b 24 April) Glass
Texture Tuesday - Texture in photography emphasizes features and details, so the detail in the surface of the object(s) you are photographing should be the most important feature of the image.
the new flooring will be installed next week.
I sent the old linen window curtains out for cleaning - and then loosely hung one to see - Maybe I would want something new ? ! - but No, they're so soft - just right. I don't need anything new .
Day eight and we visited the Biltmore Estate before leaving the wonderful town of Asheville. We thought "go early, avoid the crowd" - Sunday morning and this place was really busy. We thought $60 each to go in was a bit pointy but it really was worth every cent. It is a magnificent place and the four hours we spent here hardly did it justice. The home of George Vandebilt family. Built as an escape from everyday life. You think???? Only downside was that I couldn't take pictures inside the house. But believe me when I say it is awesome. If you're in the area it is well worth a visit. The grounds and gardens are beautiful as well. Unlike a lot of these places you could imagine people living there. Filthy rotten rich people, but people nonetheless!!! We didn't even make the trip to the winery or farm or village!!! Stunning!
I missed doing an edit for Texture Tuesday last week so had a play this evening on a photo taken last year. Hopefully our summer comes soon, I miss the warmth. Also playing with ideas for Beyond Layers :-)
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This is a mini whisk for making the perfect hot chocolate. I have the hot chocolate mix in the cupboard, unopened, and haven't used the whisk, yet!
Happy Texture Tuesday. The Japanese Maple started budding in March. I love seeing it bud.
Texture's used are Kim Klassen's Serendipity & February's Magic Edges.
Another for Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday Cafe and this weeks theme is Orange.
I have used 2 textures this week...
Firstly WarmSun blended with Multiply at 61% Opacity then I added the Water Stained Frame texture again blended with multiply at 50% opacity and finally added my watermark.
Also Day 242 of 365
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Worked on two different images to represent my interpretation of this Tuesdays prompt - soft
Used Kim Klassen's texture Sienna
The whole song lyrics are
Send me love that's soft
Let me know a love that's soft
Softer than a cloud
Or roses moist with rain
A child's gentle kiss
Make his love soft like this
And send me love that's warm
Let me know a love that's warm
Warmer than the sun
And sips of brandy wine
The white coals of a fire
So warm I'll never tire
Of how he touches me
Chuck Mangion
The last of red roses... this photo was made on Saturday (November 19 !!) when we were doing our garden/courtyard fall cleaning. But, of course, since no chore is complete without a few photos. hint: I have more!
I don't know how much longer these hardy Canadian Explorer beauties will hang on... but I will appreciate them while they last.
Processed with Kim Klassen's "Music lovin'" texture for Texture Tuesdays.
plain yogurt
granola
blackberries
with a sprinkling of warm sun*
*warm sun texture by kim klassen,
that is!
: )
shot for 7DOS, Texture Tuesday. Bought a set of 3 of these in varying lengths to charge my new phone. Having 3 means I can leave one in the office, one in my purse and the other in my travel bag... shot and posted a day late... Amazon purchase - best price and they deliver - who could ask for anything more?
As we travel through life we are sometimes fortunate enough to cross paths with someone who really defines friendship.
For me, I have been fortuante many times over.
In some instances the least amongst us turns out to be a life changer for you, a pivotal person in your journey of life.
That is my friend Jeannette.
Tomorrow she faces a hugh challenge. These flowers represent my faith in her to pull through and my love in her for all she is in my life.
Not much to see through my front window except colour. : )
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #10" "Out My Window" "Texture Tuesday"
Texture Tuesday's challenge this week is to apply one layer of "Cracker Jack" texture by Kim Klassen. The cracks in this texture look like old oil paint cracking and peeling off of a canvas. So, I went with it and gave this portrait the effect of an oil painting. It underwent many versions to get to this result!
Happy Tuesday everyone!
“I define connection as the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment; and when they derive sustenance and strength from the relationship.”
― Brené Brown
The Museum of Pop Culture. A fusion of textures and myriad colors, MoPOP’s exterior conveys all the energy and fluidity of music. Three-thousand panels, made up of 21 thousand individually cut and shaped stainless steel and painted aluminum shingles, encase the outside of the building. Their individual finishes respond to different light conditions and appear to change when viewed from different angles, reminding audiences that music and culture is constantly evolving.
I would love to capture as many of Gehry's buildings as I can.
For six word story.
7 Days of Shooting –
So, if you are walking about in your Jimmy Choo’s this is the week for you! Let’s see the differing footwear that we all have ~ big shoes, small shoes, baby shoes, wooden clogs or whatever this is the week of footwear! These “boots are made for walking” stomp, stomp!!
However, don’’t forget that socks and slippers and even those toe rings that some wear are acceptable for our Theme.
Well, it rained again!! Most of the morning we had some heavy showers albeit it didn't spoil my round of golf and then the sun came out this afternoon!
7 Days of Shooting Week #9 A Rainy Day Texture Tuesday ....
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