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Ten Y Fan 2023 in support of Bigmoose & Holibobs Children's Cancer Charity Part 7
The 10 Y Fan Challenge is an annual event to climb Pen Y Fan, the highest mountain in South Wales.
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Ten Y Fan 2023 in support of Bigmoose & Holibobs Children's Cancer Charity Part 6
The 10 Y Fan Challenge is an annual event to climb Pen Y Fan, the highest mountain in South Wales.
Flicker Master Album - flic.kr/s/aHBqjADCzT
#10yFan2023 #10yFan #TenyFan #bigmoose #holibobschildrenscancercharity #holibobscharityfundraisers #PenyFan #training #challengeyourself #pushyourlimits #fitnessgoals #10yfan #charity #runners #run #running #trailrunningcommunity #wales #beacons
Yoga is the art of transformation.It changes how we see and how we relate to the world.
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I purchased these colored pencils when living in Kenya. I would say I've had them maybe 15 years. Good quality art supplies could be found only in a couple of places, and for a premium. No one could use these but me. These are what's left of them - now I have plenty of nice colored pencils and can get more whenever I want. The things we take for granted .....
Ten Y Fan 2023 in support of Bigmoose & Holibobs Children's Cancer Charity Part 6
The 10 Y Fan Challenge is an annual event to climb Pen Y Fan, the highest mountain in South Wales.
Flicker Master Album - flic.kr/s/aHBqjADCzT
#10yFan2023 #10yFan #TenyFan #bigmoose #holibobschildrenscancercharity #holibobscharityfundraisers #PenyFan #training #challengeyourself #pushyourlimits #fitnessgoals #10yfan #charity #runners #run #running #trailrunningcommunity #wales #beacons
Ten Y Fan 2023 in support of Bigmoose & Holibobs Children's Cancer Charity Part 5
The 10 Y Fan Challenge is an annual event to climb Pen Y Fan, the highest mountain in South Wales.
Flicker Master Album - flic.kr/s/aHBqjADCzT
Trying cross processing. Supposed to do this in Photoshop but alas I only have Elements. However, you can do it, kind of. Not as as easily, I am sure. It's a matter of increasing highlights in red and green and decreasing shadows in same. Then reversing that in blues. All done in layers, then blended using "color" mode. To be honest, it really doesn't mean anything to me - I just like to play around and see what I come up with. I used color variations to accomplish this in my small PSE program. I admit it's a bit random.
Original photo below.
This is a neighbor's house around the corner from my very ordinary street. Nice, eh?