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Created with LensGlobe Photos, Pixelmator Pro, Reflect Studio and LensFlare Studio. Inner sphere created with Distressed FX Plus and iColorama.
HSS!
I made this, a sphere of tiny pages of words hanging by a thread.
With last week's theme about complementary colors/colours, I downloaded library books about art and hues. One book entitled Playing with Books, by Jason Thompson, caught my imagination for this week's theme. With the exception of slicing my finger with the x-acto knife, I simply followed Thompson’s brief instructions. And getting my old sewing machine to sew through paper layers.
I adore words and have written, edited, and done layouts as a career since forever.
Please note: Each circle comes from an obsolete book no one wanted: not libraries, used book donations, or charity. I used to think that books deserved a good home. Apparently we have too much of everything. As someone told me as I called around to check about donating clothes and books, We can’t take them, he said. No room. Next stop will be mulch for other purposes. Trees! That’s one reason I download online books.
▽Film
Fujifilm instax mini Monochrome
▽Camera
Lomography Lomo'Instant Automat
+ Fisheye lens
Double exposure.
Ultra wide angle pictures of beautiful metro stations
have become increasingly popular during the last years.
Up until now, this place has not been photographed
too often, and it is one of my personal favorites.
Incendia program - no post manipulation
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Kugel auf schwarz.
Auswahlfoto:
Für“Smile on Saturday“ am 05.03.2022.
Thema:“Sphere on Black“
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Art In the Park
Paso Robles, CA - USA
Artwork by "Brighten Your Life Creations"
Info:
www.travelpaso.com/events/annual-events-and-festivals/art...
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Continuing with the series within a series on public art in Singapore, these reflective balls were between the Asian Civilisations Museum and the Singapore River.