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It was that golden hour after getting home from a weekend away and I had to drop everything so I could capture the light on the spring plant life around me 💛
I was in my garden, taking pictures of this dandelion. The sun was going down, and it got to dark outside. I went inside and turned on the light. I looked at this boring lamp in the celling. " why not ", I thought. Took a chair and placed my good looking self ( LOL) on it.........The effect was great.
My husband came out, looked at me and started to laugh out loud....Not a sweet laugh........." Now, get yourself a life ".
That´s just it.......My life has just begunn ! I get these crazy ideas and have to try them ......I call it: A VERY CREATIVE MIND.... I can´t help it that he is soooo lost when it comes to creativity !!!!
He ended up checking flickr........And admitted that it looked kind of cool.......
He should be sooo lucky beeing married to me.....All the free laughs he gets !
Paris!
Esta fotografia, revela la primera impresion que tuve al ver la torre, la imponencia de esta maravillosa estructura queda plasmada en esta sutil demostracion de luz y brillo.
this was the work of my darling and me. i had inspiration for this and always wanted to work with lights, so we set it up and got a lot of sweet pictures.
and i have an obsession with bokeh. so. chyeah.
Design by Oneday Designs
Linda Sellick describes her Shawl like this.
This beautiful lace triangular shawl is worked from top to bottom. The easy to remember stitch pattern is suitable for novice as well as experienced knitters. There are only five purl rows in the entire shawl, making it a relatively fast knit.
Beads are vertically mounted and knitted in on the edge of the border.
This pattern has both written and charted instructions and includes a complete row count chart. The shawl can easily be made larger by simply working additional pattern repeats.
I was inspired to design this shawl after purchasing a lovely skein of variegated hand dyed yarn and the diagonal nature of the design showcases the colour changes beautifully. I have also knit this pattern using a solid shade of yarn with equally good results.
I designed this shawl while sailing on the Atlantic Ocean on our sailing vessel “Oneday”
Design by Oneday Designs
Linda Sellick describes her Shawl like this.
This beautiful lace triangular shawl is worked from top to bottom. The easy to remember stitch pattern is suitable for novice as well as experienced knitters. There are only five purl rows in the entire shawl, making it a relatively fast knit.
Beads are vertically mounted and knitted in on the edge of the border.
This pattern has both written and charted instructions and includes a complete row count chart. The shawl can easily be made larger by simply working additional pattern repeats.
I was inspired to design this shawl after purchasing a lovely skein of variegated hand dyed yarn and the diagonal nature of the design showcases the colour changes beautifully. I have also knit this pattern using a solid shade of yarn with equally good results.
I designed this shawl while sailing on the Atlantic Ocean on our sailing vessel “Oneday”
Design by Oneday Designs
Linda Sellick describes her Shawl like this.
This beautiful lace triangular shawl is worked from top to bottom. The easy to remember stitch pattern is suitable for novice as well as experienced knitters. There are only five purl rows in the entire shawl, making it a relatively fast knit.
Beads are vertically mounted and knitted in on the edge of the border.
This pattern has both written and charted instructions and includes a complete row count chart. The shawl can easily be made larger by simply working additional pattern repeats.
I was inspired to design this shawl after purchasing a lovely skein of variegated hand dyed yarn and the diagonal nature of the design showcases the colour changes beautifully. I have also knit this pattern using a solid shade of yarn with equally good results.
I designed this shawl while sailing on the Atlantic Ocean on our sailing vessel “Oneday”
For info on the green Flash, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_flash
and mintaka.sdsu.edu/GF/. The latter has links to more photos of the green flash.
WARNING: don't look at the sun to view the green flash. To do so can damage your eyes. I used the monitor on my camera.
Tyler doing some exploratory bouldering at the base of an unclimbed crag we found in Nicolum Creek Provincial Park in