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This one deserves a few words. I've been playing lately with ICM - intentional camera movements. Not an easy technique, and far from obvious in a mountain environment. But I gave it a try on my last trip, and I felt that this one was a decent picture. Curious to find out the reaction... comments are more than welcomed!

The green felt rock face of Proxy Falls.

 

A long exposure of this waterfall cascading down the vibrant green moss-covered rocks in Oregon’s Willamette National Forest.

merchant's house, Imai-cho town, Nara prefecture, summer 2022.

Macro Mondays ~ School Supplies

 

Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. All comments and Faves are very much appreciated

head: LeLUTKA Briannon

hair: DOUX - Olga hairstyle

top: Loki - Meh. Tank Top - White

shorts: MILOTA: Lalique shorts

Chocolate is the new pet of my dolls. He was a gift handmade by my friend Açu. ^_^

Penny likes to play with him every afternoon, and that's why he is a very happy puppy! :3

 

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O Chocolate é o novo animalzinho de estimação das minhas dolls. Foi um presente da Açu. ^_^

A Penny brinca com ele toda tarde, por isso ele é um cachorrinho muito feliz! :3

Deeply felt emotion = Soul

 

‘Love Me Like There's No Tomorrow - Freddie Mercury’

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezveRS3g18k

 

Keluhan hati ku ini…

 

263/366: 2016

Macro Monday - Sweet spot squared

 

This was interesting as I quite often use f16 when I want everything in focus but went for f9 in the end for this shot as I felt the point of focus was slightly sharper (if I understand correctly, that was the point of this theme) I felt a bit like I was at the opticians...is it sharper or just closer...I'm never sure there either! ;)

 

I am slowly catching up after my weekend away. I am going away again in a few days so may not be on Flickr much for the next week, I will try to comment when I can but actually have a very busy few weeks ahead. HMM

escaping back into the time before the US went off track. For me that was late fall 1963. I was a junior in high school. I had my first real girlfriend. The Dodgers swept the Yankees in four. We had a young president who made everyone optimistic about the future. We trusted government, revered science, and valued experts. The middle class was flourishing and it felt like the beginning of a new American golden age.

 

(Also I really miss the rowing machine at the gym)

for tangled threads

The Rio Serrano community is located right in front of the Torres del Paine and surrounded by the Serrano River. Overlooking it in the early morning felt like at a fairyland.

hi there!

 

So I played with my speedlite again tonight and created an image accidentally inspired by Evan Walsh's Howl photo, I actually favorited it earlier today on flickr and when editing it occurred to me that my image looked really really similar so I needed to fess up! I guess I inadvertently created something inspired by it and I would feel really bad if I didn't point it out. Check out Evan's stream, he's a super talented high school student!

 

While I was shooting I just felt like I was making a counterpart to my cotton series smoke image, but with my breath in the cold rather than cotton or smoke. Like a real life version of my cotton series.

 

Thank you to lindsey for being a human tripod for my speedlite. Now that I have a receiver and a transceiver there will be magic made!

 

have a lovely night!

  

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Rolls of felt at the fabulous Scrap Stuff Store, Leeds. What they don't have isn't worth having!

 

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Front of my purple bag, with lots of embroidery, little beads and sequins.

Small nature preserve in Palmetto, Florida. Water levels are low in both lakes here due to the lack of rain in our area.

The spoonbill and the heron followed each other around the shore line.

Gorgeous Second Empire style house, circa 1855. I photographed this place with the intention of presenting a dark and gritty frontal view, from a low angle with the house looming overhead. But as I processed the photos from this shoot, I simply fell in love with this angle. The house gave off such a peaceful feeling and the colors seemed in harmony with nature and the spring season. Felt like I had truly captured the essence of the day itself, May 7, 2016 in rural Ohio.

a felt owl which i draw the pattern to. it's made from cotton fabric and felt. the eyes are wooden buttons.

My first landscape needle felt created in a class with Margo Duke. She was so helpful in helping me with perspective and texture.

I've been knocking myself out with making this felt rope, I'll be re-introducing it in the shop. I just want to be sure to have an wonderful selection of colors.

The first month of 2025 has been an essay in how cold we can get! Although we are on the same latitude as Moscow, we do have the warming influence of an ocean around Scotland's shores. So we probably shouldn't complain, but of course we do 😊

-16c was the lowest we managed - and snow a foot deep. So we were quite home-centred, and shooting, even in the garden, was quite an adventure. After keeping ourselves warm, we spent a lot of time trying to ensure our garden birds survived too. Icy weather for a few days is not too bad - but when it extends to 2 or 3 weeks, they were suffering. Both water and food froze solid so quickly!

So there are a lot of white images in the monthly collage! I used one snow bokeh image as the background for the collage. Happily the group challenges gave me inspiration for indoor and tabletop still life shots, as we felt the memories of 'lockdown' returning 😊

February is beginning with the same sub-zero world, though much of the snow has gone. But we are looking forward to a very early and very warm Spring! Well - we can dream!

 

As ever - many thanks to everyone who has visited my photostream and for the comments and faves.

All my collages are collected here: At a Glance

Here's a shot from the Fuji G617 last weekend in the Columbia River Gorge. It had been over two years since I'd run a roll of film through the Fuji and it felt good to get it back out after so long. The film I used had also been sitting in my freezer for a couple years past the expiration date, so I'm glad it came out well.

 

This is one instance where I really wish I had a wider lens on that thing. While I like this shot, I really wanted to move closer to the waterfall and still get more of the stream in the foreground, but since it's a fixed 105mm lens, I couldn't move any closer and still get the whole waterfall in. I did, however, move a bit closer and get a digital pano that came out really well and was just what I envisioned.

 

Big thanks to Justin, Terence, Aaron, and Lance for showing me around.

I love all the potential for texture with these.

100cm x 32cm, for sale, 100% New Zealand wool

Had some fun with my old felt collection for this weeks theme. I used to love making things with felt, but I haven't used any in a long time, maybe this rainbow of colours will inspire me again.

HMM everyone

It was a beautiful sky - as it often is - when the sun went down over the Solent last night but it was bitterly cold for late March. I was dressed with coat, woolen hat, scarf and gloves. When I removed my gloves to operate the camera, my fingers felt frozen after a few minutes. But it was worth it.

We started with the idea of making a lap blanket (aiming for a size of roughly 27x36 when complete). Daniel did a drawing. We both worked on the colors and the layout. We wet it out and will begin felting tomorrow.

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Felt cute. Might delete.

 

WORN:

LELUTKA Fleur Head

MAITREYA Lara body

Face Skin by GLOOM

Body Skin by VELOUR

 

Hair by STEALTHIC

Eyes by AVI-GLAM

 

Freckles by PUMEC

Blush by FONTAINE COSMETICS

Lips by NEHA BEAUTY

Waterline Eyeliner by DOTTY'S SECRET

Lashes & Eyebrows by DELICATTA

 

Whole Outfit by AMITOMO

Boots by SCANDALIZE

  

Taken at BACKDROP CITY!

I decided to give up street photography some time ago (except for actual literal streets!) because I felt a little uncomfortable with taking pics of strangers. Having said that, the whole point of street photography is to capture life on the streets, or in this case, on the beaches, in as candid a way as possible. What's in the public domain is fair game in most countries.

Anyway, this photo was too appropriate for the SoS theme today to let it go. So here it is...my first go at the motion blur effect. It's not perfect but I'm still rather proud of it.

 

Smile on Saturday - "Two-gether". HSoS!

7 Days With Flickr - Landscapes (Saturdays)

#ThroughHerLens

 

Tuxedo carrot unaware of the monster carrot in the distance!

Happy Holidays from Mochi Studios!

 

These cute guys are up for adoption!

Please see profile for more info...

Wool felt doll. Emily is affectionate and romantic, loves hugs and a bit of bedtime reading, and definitely has a sweet tooth! She’s entirely made in wool felt, with machine stitched body, and hand sewn details.

Easter treat bags i made out of felt

I hope people still like to see me in black.. I've certainly enjoyed trying many different things and my two full days felt like hours I had such amazing fun, I'm already excited for lots more. 😀xx

Felt bun for Vi. He is a bit wall-eyed, I think it adds to his charm, but if you don't like it I will make you a new bun. I wouldn't mind keeping him, I kinda think he is adorable ;)

#macromondays#cloth

 

Caught a Painted Bunting getting a morning bath. Winter in Florida is perfect for that!

Wool felt valentines that I made with the trinkets from my Valentines box. They're stuffed with polyfill and little strawberry scented balls from Daiso (the Japanese dollar store). YUMMY!

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