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This is one of the many Up-gradients that the 8416 negotiated en-route from Cuttack to Kendujhargarh.
Parthajit Dasgupta
Angie always being as cooperative as possible, even after having a root canal, actually 2 of them.
just want to give an inside as to how i took the picture and also apologize about how badly composed it is, being that her head is cut off. the gradient is not photoshopped it was completely done with the lights, having the one to the right of the camera at a higher power and closer to the background than the one on the left, also the one on the left is a softbox rather than the one on the right which is an umbrella.
i over exposed the lighter side a bit just so that it blends in with the flickr background and give a frameless illusion....lol.
i do agree the compsosition is horrible, i knew this before i even posted it. thanx for the commments, i really do appreciate them.
A color gradient quilt, noteworthy for (1) it's very nice plots of y=|sin(x)| and (2) the ornate quilt threading.
From the bottom right corner to the upper left one, sea, land, sky.
... an older picture, taken from the plane.
Experimenting with color gradients.
This is my baby Lloyd. Unfortunately, his cancer has become too strong to the point where the doctors cannot do anything to help him anymore, and we have to put him down tomorrow. This is going to be an extremely difficult time for me considering Lloyd has been my best friend since second grade. To be honest, I don't know what I'm going to do without him. His image and personality will forever be a huge part of me to the point where he could never ever be replaced in my heart.
Although Lloyd was old, he still had one of the youngest, funnest souls of anyone I know. I could always count on him to listen to my problems and he'd always be there for me whenever I needed someone to talk to. He's so much fun to be around and was most definitely the smartest dog I've ever met.
So if anyone is even reading this, it would mean the world to me if you could please keep me and my family in your prayers.
I love you so much Lloyd and I'll never forget you. Rest in peace.
inspired by my sketchbook page, Angie's Garden (in my Amber book) - used up leftover paint on the right side, then mimicked the gradient with gelatos on the left
Bottle of Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc beer
The only point of this photo is the color transition from royal blue to blue-green, other details mean nothing. :)
Basic beanie hat for my nilbing, knit with two strands of yarn held together for the ombre from brown to orange to red. (They really wanted me to use the neon orange yarn, and I found enough scraps to make a blend that I thought worked).