The most dangerous untruths are truths slightly distorted.

---Georg C. Lichtenberg

A street scene reflected off the front of a building.

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Paris

Another photo from my Philly trip. I went up into an observation deck to view the city. Unfortunately it was an overcast day so everything was very muted.

Award Tree Challenge 167 ~ Painted Photo Distortions ~

and

Shock of the New Challenge 59.0 ~ SOTN ~ Color Craze ~

J'ai pris cette photo un jour de pluie et de vent à travers la vitre trempée de pluie d'un vélux à travers laquelle je voyais le sommet des peupliers.

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abstract pavement

best seen on black and LARGE

we live in a very sick world.

from the same time as this

i also changed my tumblr address. it's now www.butterbeer.tumblr.com

I found this while going through my archives and had a little fun playing with it. It was pretty distorted before I started to mess and then it got really cool, I thought. But it also kind of resembles my take on all of the crazy things that are going on in the world right now and here at home. Especially with the whole political craziness going on here in the states and Covid 19.

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Macro Mondays 'behind glass' theme.

Marbles in a glass cube.

The image measures 2.5" in width

...und schon erzählt mir das Altglas in den Museumsfenstern eine spannende Geschichte nach der anderen!

Ausserirdische Wesen, die eine Holzleiter klauen?

f 6,3

1/80 s

160 ISO

70 mm

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While everybody in Venice was focused on the carnival, this little detail in the windows at S. Marco really captured my attention. And it seems to be far more suitable to be shared at the times like these.

Garden furniture seen through a jug of water.

Meubles de jardin vu par un pichet d'eau.

abstract pavement

I tried to make something like the Lensbaby OMNI Creative Filter System using the lid from a Ferrero Roche candy box. The clear plastic top had a pattern of diamonds and triangles pressed into it and creates a distorted and repetitive view when looking through it. I could just buy the system, but I have more fun trying to make things on my own. I sort of liked the effect. These are begonias in our backyard.

People are not always right, sometimes I see nature differently

El mundo visto a través de una gaŕrafa de vidrio verde. The world trough a green glass carafe

Part I

Original digital abstract with Procreate and iColorama.

Smile on Saturday: Eyeglasses

It was a tough choice ! I loved how these distorted frames moved and changed in the water.

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