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Smile On Saturday: "Copy-Collage" theme
The challenge for this theme was to "use only one photo and edit it in different ways to create your collage."
This triptych shows a closeup photo of shredded paper. The photo on the left is the original shot; the center image is the same image with the colors inverted; and on the right side is a painterly version of the photo processed in the style of Georgia O'Keeffe (if she ever were to paint shredded paper...LOL!).
If you zoom in two clicks, you can read some of the words and numbers in the shredded paper at left and in the center, but not on the right.
HSoS
Created for Treat This 241 in the Kreative People Group www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/72157713189094288/.
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Inspiration from a boring task. The theme was underneath for Macro Mondays. I did not have a clue until I started shredding paperwork.
HMM to all.
''Treat This'' 236 ~ Kreative People group
Thanks to CatnessGrace for the source image which you can see in the first comment box below or here: flic.kr/p/2hYau9b
48:52 Water motion
A brilliant river surfer I shot in Thun, Switzerland where there is a larger standing wave used by the surfers as the water passes under the old wooden bridge there. Lots of surfing without actually going anywhere-great fun!!
Shredding the gnar, meaning to ride with exceptional speed, ability, or enthusiasm. This surfer is Julian, and he did just that.
Apologies for my absence, been pushed for time recently.
The velvet-shedding window for mule deer is almost a month long. It starts around the third week in August to the third week in September.
6/20/2010 by 1crzqbn
Please View Large, much better! View On Black
Done for Macro Monday's theme: "Rubbish / Trash"
Taken by Bliss ♥♥♥ @
Surfers Blue
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Hydra/61/195/21
I loved all of them so they all are making it to my Flickr
Thank You Baby ♥♥
Taken by Bliss ♥♥♥ @
Surfers Blue
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Hydra/61/195/21
I loved all of them so they all are making it to my Flickr
Thank You Baby ♥♥
Taken by Bliss ♥♥♥ @
Surfers Blue
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Hydra/61/195/21
I loved all of them so they all are making it to my Flickr
Thank You Baby ♥♥
“It is necessary for me to see the first point of light that begins to be dawn. It is necessary to be present alone at the resurrection of Day in solemn silence at which the sun appears, for this moment all the affairs of cities, of governments, of war departments, are seen to be the bickering of mice. I receive from the Eastern woods, the tall oaks, the one word DAY. It is never the same. It is always in a totally new language.”
- Thomas Merton from Journals, May 1965 and from A Year with Thomas Merton selected and edited by Jonathan Montaldo
I picked through the shredded-paper bin to find a few colorful pieces for this week's Smile on Saturday theme: "Selfmade Smiley."
HSoS
It has been a brutal year, with wars, political upheaval, extreme weather, and famine. If only the change of a year could bring relief... but alas, I fear it won't.
Here is a sunset from a few weeks back with scattered lenticular clouds on the east side of the Rockies. The stacked clouds in the center were remarkable in remaining in place for 3 or 4 hours, suggesting the velocity of the high winds responsible for their formation was relatively constant. Alternatively these might be some of the UFOs reported in the skies above New Jersey, parked while their owners shred the ski slopes.
Wishing everyone heath, happiness, and good light in the coming year.
I've had a bag of shredded money around for over 10 years and finally found a use for it. Please respect your money.
My Camellia's are really blooming well at the moment enabling the Wattlebirds to shred them merrily onto my patio to join the autumnal leaf drop.
I am catching up on my 100 flowers project.
Before I do any more of these, I think I need to create some backgrounds. This is supposed to be a nighttime shot. The house is just toasted bread. The door knob is a clove. I used shredded mini wheats for the fence and then crushed some regular shredded wheat to give the ground some texture.
Here is the story behind the photo: