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The striking Malachite uses its incredible coloring, large size, and confident elegant flight to win over the hearts of any butterfly lover. Beginning as horned, prickly black caterpillars with red markings, the Malachite turns into a lime green chrysalis spotted with pink and eventually evolves into a stunning adult butterfly.
Thanks to the sun the leaves made a beautiful pattern on this tree. I was relieved to finally made an image that met the monthly assignment of my photo club : "patterns".
Surrounding the mesh are most of the chosen fabrics for my friend Katherine's locker hook project from March 2019. Rug was soon completed, photographed in her garden, and given away as a gift, which was a difficult decision considering how much loving labor she put into it.
We were both surprised at the different effects the various cloths made in the finished stitches, which meant that the selection of cloth was one of the most difficult and crucial steps. Some tiny pieces are pinned into place as reminders of which fabric would be placed there.
Some info on this little-known art can be seen at: www.nordicneedle.net/guides/stitching-techniques-guides/l...
It was done in the morning, before I had to go to sleep,
I was so tired that I had vertigo,
This landscape was done initially like that,
oil thick brushes and pastels, knifes and mixers,
I also work on a variant with a more 3D look but even if it look nice ,
I think that it looks overdone and I prefer this first variant ( which eventually look overdone either)
I have a good time with my painting activity and try to pass over all the other computer problems,
all my projects are for a later time but I hope they will be better on that occasion.
I will keep going with the photography, when I will be going out of the house which was not the case this days.
All the best to you,
I hope You enjoy this festive days .
The first one of my 111 pictures in 2011 challenge. No 27 - fruit... plus 2 textures to distress it a little. Plus, clearly, too much time on my hands!
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Very exciting for me since I had never written a pattern of any kind before. This particular one is entitled "Fairytale Mushroom Cottage" ~
this was the 6th of 7 pincushions to debut in Quilt Fabric Delights - Pincushion of the Month Club in Australia! Thanks Sarah for letting me be a part of this fun adventure!
Biblioteca Pública de Salamanca. Public library of Salamanca.
Built in 1493 by Rodrigo Arias de Maldonado as his residenc, a knight of the Order of Santiago de Compostela and also a professor at the great the University of Salamanca. Now the public library. So referring to see so many of the towns youth utilizing it's services.
Literally took me 15 min waiting to compose the shoot with no people, few were very kind as not to interfere.
Another floor design. This one is probably not too novel, but I haven't really been playing around with these elements very much, so it was fun to try out :)
This was in a neighbor's front yard. I don't know what kind of plant this is, but it has amazing patterns! Black and white really brought them out. I added a blue filter in Aperture (yes, there really is a use for that ;) which also emphasized the patterns.
I was intrigued with the patterns, not unlike those on a shell, that formed when this water droplet quickly froze. You can see where the air bubbles were pushed out by the quickly freezing water. The result is nothing short of beautiful.
Nature never ceases to amaze me. This rock in a mixed spruce/fir forest on the Maine coast is covered with lichens of various shapes and colors.
Kyoto Station, Kyoto, Japan.
The current station building opened in 1997, commemorating Kyoto's 1,200th anniversary. It is Japan's second-largest station building and one of the country's largest buildings. (From Wikipedia)
Sony FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS
35mm; 1/60 sec; f/9; ISO 320