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Yesterday i sculpted the heart on the right. It´s the big sister of the one i have sculpted first. I love sculpting hearts.
Rica, the Two-toed sloth in the Tropical House at Marwell decided to put on a little show for us. He went from looking like an extra hairy coconut to lifting his head, making eye contact and waving his paw.
Built between 1935 and 1937 as a WPA project, it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009.
I had to fight for every inch of this photo. There were a bunch of distractions that made me feel so uncomfortable. Not really the moment I have a pallet for but I got stuck in that today.
I knew the moments I wanted to savour were the ones that had some music and movement to them, so singing and getting what shot I could get was my plan. I'm just surprised by how much I was able to enjoy creating and viewing this image.
A Mid 50's Chrysler Powerflite and a 47 Chevrolet Fleetliner
Cooly Rocks On
Coolangatta .
Gold Coast
TWO TULIPS
INKS & WATERCOLOR PAINTING
Once again, PLAYING with the ''Vignette Program'' on my free Picasa editing program...adding the pinks around the edges....fun....
Two fifty pence pieces! I think I'm right in saying these were / are the world's first seven-sided coins .... shape, heptagon!
Flickr Lounge - Sunday Theme (Week 5) ~ Shapes ....
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Went out last night with Jo. I couldn't be bothered with dancing after a busy week last week and working late yesterday.
Palm trees rise toward the sky at the Palacio de la Inquisición in Cartagena, Colombia.
Cartagena, Colombia, 2015
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I love all the animals on the streets in India! Close-up image of two cows having a chit chat in the City of Mysore.
Two Swans -19-6148
I achieved this effect by editing in the Nik Collection Color Efex 4 using, amongst others, the bleach bypass filter as adjusted by me.
26 seconds. Sound on.
Created with AI; post-processing by Corel PaintShop
"All I Want for Christmas is my 2 front teeth, so I could eat this yummy cookie."
Mucubal especially women, are famous for the way they dress. The latter wear an original and unique headdress called the Ompota. It is made of a wicker framework, traditionally filled with a bunch of tied cow tails, decorated with buttons, shells, zippers and beads. But tradition is disappearing as some women use barbie dolls boxes to cram their ompota headdress. Women whether they are married or not can wear jewels. Ornaments like iron anklets, called Othivela, and armlets, called Othingo, are worn by girls as well as adult women. Mucubal women are also famous for the string they have around their breast, called oyonduthi, which is used as a bra. Women use to smoke tobacco (that they keep in a snuffbox called boceta) in pipes called opessi.
© Eric Lafforgue
Purple Gallinule ~ The most vividly colored bird in the wetlands.
Seven different colors. Florida Everglades
I stamped the image on five different papers. Cut out tiny hats, wings and balloons from various papers. Used pop dots for some tiny pieces and the sentiment. There are three layers of mats. Sewed the gingham pp onto pink cs and added the dew drops for more interest. The yellow green stripes are ribbon. Put Glitter Glue on the balloons and wings and hats. This card seemed gigantic after working with ATC's!!