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Ava, with some mosaic steps in the background. I think she was watching a group of daycare kids that was walking across the street.
I tried to create a background that followed the lines of the pile of tires that my daughter was playing in.
Minnesota.
Bullhead clan - see background (Numbers begin at 10,000)
Two tribally issued plates for various vehicle categories including motorcycle, Passenger, government vehicle, law enforcement vehicle and others. Plates are recognized by the state of Minnesota.
The 1995-2003 series license plates showed in light blue beneath the registration an outline of one of the following clan animals: bear, eagle, turtle, bullhead (fish), mink, pine marten, kingfisher (bird).
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taken by Mari
This is currently my desktop background. It should really be seen full-sized to be appreciated.
I created my background by stamping Hero Arts Wall Paper Pattern Bold Prints Backgrounder horizontally in one shade of teal ink and then vertically in a slight different shade using my MISTI Creative Corners. I love the cool grid that resulted.
Sentiment stamps are Paper Smooches.
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Old wood background with cracks and lines. Light in the middle with space for copy, dark at the sides.
yeah i know the background is too small, just come to my twitter, & look at my twitpic all the fullsizes are in there. twitter.com/xDreamForever
I combined two of Jennifer's ideas into one card design. Backgrounds and glittering. This was so much fun. Background challenge.
The bicycle is a classic, the grid is quite easy to find, the background... :-) Overall sometime I forgot how difficult is to corretly frame an image with the Diana viewfinder...
Original shot taken with a Diana F (the real one, not the "+"), 4x4 format on Kodak T-Max 400 asa Black and white film, almost no post processing, just scanned.
This won't make much sense now, but I shot these for a project I'm doing themed "future landscape". I will be putting someone inside the box, with the idea being that in the future, the pollution will be such that we'll have to live inside glass cases or the like to survive. Grim, I know, but I really wanted to use the fog machine, and this is just sort of how it happened.
I built the acryllic box much neater originally, but I didn't like the way the fog was interacting with it, so I went, I ended up adding more glue to the seams and smearing stuff on the outside to give better contrast and a clearer sense of space.
I'll post more pictures soon of the finished product.
Just an Alien Bee B800 into a gridded beauty dish, triggered by pocket wizard plus ii's at nearly lowest power (modeling lamp 1/16th)