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From outside
the movement is to the right.
From within
the movement is forward
or on its return
Van buitenaf gezien
is de beweging naar rechts.
Van binnenuit
is de beweging voorwaarts
of op z'n retour.
painting - mixed media - print, 35x38 cm
I always look forward to my tiny garden showing life!! I built it around one of my basement windowsills. It was just a strip of dirt but now it is a strip of flowers. I took my Lensbaby Sol 45mm and added a 12mm extension tube and it has the blades for the added look of texture. I did get in a little close on another image I might share that one also later. Have a wonderful Memorial weekend!!
The woman is a part of a great photo on the glass side of a tram shelter. Left you can see the street and houses and there are reflections of the houses and the construction of the tram shelter.
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"Life moves forward. The old leaves wither, die and fall away, and the new growth extends forward into the light." - Bryant H. McGrill
This picture was originally pretty dark and hence I had to push the shadows quite a bit. Even though it's not the most prettiest image, I really like it in combination with the quote above. I hope you like it too!
2. Poetry - Include the words of a poem in your image. The photo itself should be inspired by the poem. The words may be added using your photo editing software of choice, or you may photograph them. Major bonus points for writing an original poem for this assignment. (Thanks to 4inthehouse who suggested "words, poetry, lyrics on a picture.")
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Elegant Tern
Thalasseus elegans
Member of Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
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Small crop - best enlarged
I found this photo in morguefile and thought it would be fun for my "Facing Forward" Sketchbook Project theme. It is painted on Arches 140# coldpress; I'll make a copy for the book.
A common loon lunges forward in his territorial display to ward off interlopers. In this case, the interloper was me. I am hypersensitive to disturbing my subjects so this was a surprise to me. I was well over 100 yards away from this family, in a very large lake, when the male came over and began rushing through the water and calling, presumably to distract me or send me away. I was taken completely by surprise and so stunned I couldn't help but stare in awe, and capture this intriguing display, if only for a very short time. After which I did begin my retreat. It wasn't until a few minutes later, as I pedaled toward home, that his mate and their young swam very close through my field of view. I assume the male had been clearing the way. I learned on this amazing morning, just how territorial loons can be. Seriously, this lake is 100s of acres in size. I was not in their way by any stretch. If you are interested in more, I created a short video featuring this family and calls that I recorded during those magical days in Wisconsin's north woods. See Vimeo link vimeo.com/357976777