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Happy Easter to you! I couldn´t resist to do some easter rabbits. Each one is made individuel to represent a family member ;)
Everything made from polymer caly
Thanks for looking!
Wishing an abundance of Easter blessings to my family, my flickr friends, fellow Beyonders and super Sliders!
Heavily processed in honor of my Beyond Layers e-course and a Sliders Easter Sunday...
If you look in the comments you can see a bit of the progression and of course, the original, which I must admit, I really like, as well.
Hope everyone is enjoying this Easter weekend. Luckily, tomorrow is a holiday too. I am so behind on all your streams, just know I've missed all kinds of good things. This p.m. and tomorrow I plan to flickr it, so if I owe you a visit and/or an email, I'll be around soon xx
The next posts are my daughter's choices. She obviously had so much fun during our easter holiday and is already talking about next year's Easter break.
Photo taken during the easter egg design contest at Eden Nature Park and Mountain Resort, Davao City, Philippines. The children were given the materials and they had to finish painting their eggs in just a few minutes.
Seen in Explore! April 14, 2009
Easter Birches. Captured with my Lomo'Instant Automat Glass Magellan camera and Instax Mini color film.
Stanford Memorial Church is located at the center of the Stanford University campus in Stanford, California, United States. This is a view of North facade of the church.
Easter greetings to all friends !!
My Photoblog- My Third Eye...!
Happy Easter everyone.
Last 3 of the Phase 8 outfit from a week or so ago - and a leg show too! Enjoy.
Carolyn will be off line for about 3 weeks, but I'll try and look out some photos from the archives and post them for some fun. XXX
Piazza Maggiore, Bologna, Italia
youtu.be/xfhK6ehM7v0 Ho visto anche degli zingari felici - Claudio Lolli
youtu.be/oBZ1jSXHb8E Piaza Grande - Lucio Dalla
friday was such a grogeous day , me and my youngest feld the house and ran off to the park. On the way out the door I remembered to grab a few easter props and we were all set for a little easter egg hunt at the park. Have to prepare her right ? With 2 1/2 she sure is loving it this year ;) we have been playing all weekend, and she even managed to make her sister smile again who is a bit sick again :/
anyways..much more on the blog..will share mor here for sure :))
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These adorable bunnies were a an Easter gift from my son's girlfriend, Olga -- last year. The gnomes are Baps, but I'm not sure of the make of the bunnies. They've been very busy this week getting the house tidy for the arrival of Easter Guests.
These are the mini-mushrooms I've been making for Easter. Each mushroom comes with a 4 inch Easter egg, bunny ears, and bunny pom-pom tail. They are 3.5 inches tall. All of them were made out of Eco-fi felt which is 100% repurposed out of plastic bottles- it's rather amazing feels just like regular wool felt or the other kind.
You can also get them just plain without ears etc if you prefer that :)
(022/365) This has to be the earliest I have ever seen Easter eggs for sale in a supermarket. Easter Sunday is 17th April this year so that's a whole 3 months early.
I can't believe the price either. I wouldn't pay 14 Euro for an average sized Easter egg & when was it for sale for 18 Euro? I thought for a sale discount like this to be legal the item has to have been on sale at the higher price for a certain number of days prior to the discount kicking in. Hmmm Mr Tesco are you playing by the rules here?
Up on Easter dawn, with a long Sigma telephoto that I just repaired the aperture.
Superstition Mountain range compressed in the background.
So far Easter has been very grey. The sun came out briefly this morning and late this afternoon. I hope tomorrow will be better!
Traditional polish Easter cake.
These were home made by Marzka and myself.
More by myself, but it was definitely a team work ;)
Easter eggs dyed by Kearah. I think she was trying for a large variety of colours, patterns & techniques.
These where all "store bought" eggs as the ones from out bckyard chickens come precoloured a pale brown or blue.
Last year we had so many extra colourful hard boiled eggs that I took them to work as snacks & it took almost a week to through them all.
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Happy Easter flickr friends. We found this Ibis* (see below) on a suburban property a week back, obviously it wasn't full of Easter Eggs that day, a bit early. But why Easter Eggs. Well, they represent new life as in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
"The egg itself became a symbol of the Resurrection. Just as Jesus rose from the tomb, the egg symbolized new life emerging from the eggshell. In the Orthodox tradition, eggs are painted red to symbolize the blood that Jesus shed on the cross."
"Then the angel spoke to the women 'Don't be afraid!' he said, 'I know you are looking for Jesus who was crucified. He isn't here, he is risen from the dead, just as he said would happen. Come see where his body was lying'". Matthew 28:5-6 TLV
As it says, "He is risen"!
Now what about the Ibis? Well, like Brisbane's little doors, we have these Ibis artworks spread around the city involved in various activities. Sadly, they get stolen but the artist has made them more resilient. As he says -
"I made metal bin chickens and installed them around Brisbane as public art. But unfortunately they kept getting stolen. People loved them and they went viral all the time so I knew I needed a way to make them more permanent. I came up with the Bin Chicken Trail where businesses, homeowners and communities would buy a 'Binny' and I would attach it securely on their premises. It helps to bring eyes to their business and feet in their door. But moreover it's a bit of fun, gives people a laugh and makes Brisbane more interesting".
You can read all about Brisbane's fabulous Ibis art, found on buildings across the city on the Bin Chicken Trail at this website.
*Colloquially often known as a Bin Chicken or Binny.