You can go any direction you like with these.

Today could not have gone anymore wrong. We couldn't find the spot on our hike so I barely got any good photos. I only posted this because it matched the way I'm feeling and it is actually from today. I am getting annoyed continuosly posting plant photos, I'd prefer to post something more interesting... Oh well. We finally found the spot on google maps when we got home and will go back soon and maybe actually get photos this time... on top of that preping for college and other things just make these "messes" a whole lot more stressful...GAH!

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Tangle Pattern Strings #3 & 4. Couldn't get to a computer so I could crop off the top one. Sorry for the duplication!

two AB8001 up high at 45 degress and one light low

"Why do you stay in prison when the door is so wide open?"

Rumi

"Whatever you think the world is withholding from you,

you already have, but unless you allow it to flow out, you won't even know

that you have it."

Eckart Tolle

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Will try to catch up and enjoy your works soon dear friends :)

The Flickr Lounge-Tangled

These grasses were in my neighbourhood in Albuquerque, NM. This sort of reminds me of how Chloe's hair gets tangled.

Serious family health issues have taken all my time this week, and left my emotions tangled, so this tangled tree scene in monochrome seems fitting for my weekly image.

Please forgive me if I don't have much time this week to comment, I will be spending much of my time with my family at the hospital, my 81 year old father is facing some serious surgery ~

For 52 of 2013

Theme: Monochrome

Week #5

Basin Trail, Fort Fisher, NC

I had intended to post an entirely different image today, but when I saw the topic for Our Daily Challenge was "tangled," I just couldn't resist. If there was ever an expert on tangles, it's me (and all other fishermen who have ever wet a line}. This tangle is in my Penn Squidder, a reel that I use with my 10 ft. surf casting rod and sometimes on a boat rod when fishing for salmon. In fact, the last time I took it fishing was about five years ago on an excursion out past the Golden Gate, where it accounted for two salmon: a 25 pounder and a 17 pounder. And no tangles. In fact, I created this tangle just for this challenge; the real thing, known as a backlash, is much worse than this when it happens.

ODT, "Wind."

A new road is under construction, looks a little bit confusing next to the alternative road.

I'm just a beginner at tangling, but I'm really enjoying it.

If you're interested in learning to tangle, this is an interesting site:

www.tanglepatterns.com

A pattern string is sent to subscribers via email and members can post their creations in tanglepattern string flickr group.

This is an original tangle design. For examples you can see how I used it on the following projects:

> Creative Pathways

> Charmed

> Snake Charmer

If you want to see it being drawn check out the how-to video on my RainbowElephant.com blog.

When I saw photos processed with Tangled FX by Flickr member Lisa Plymell, I knew I had to check this cool app out.

This is one of the first sunset photos I took and is still one of my favorites. I've processed this several different ways since I posted the original scene; this is the most unique one. Thanks Lisa for the heads up about this great app.

West Campus,

University of Kansas,

Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.

I got the inspiration from a cruise on MS Azura where the Sindhu restaurant has the most amazing wall art.

Mamiya 645 1000s w/ metered prism

Mamiya Sekor-C 2.8/80

Expired Agfa RSX 50 II slide film

Tetenal C-41 kit (X-processed)

Epson V550

The tangle Heartswell by Helen Williams is the focus tangle of the Valentine week over at Square One Facebook group.

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I have not seen this movie... the word just seemed to fit the mass of branches.

Have a great start to your week friends!

St.Kilda, Melbourne.

Henry Lauder Walking Stick tree on the campus of George Washington University, Washington, DC. Photo: 28 December 2021

Trichophthalma sp

photo: Jean 22 December 2011

Scourge of arbitrary masses we have with tangled dead branches. I feel the obsession of life.

枯れた枝が絡まりついた塊が禍々しい。命の執着を感じます。

in the mountain heading for an old lighthouse, on April 2

Jasper County, IA, USA. SMC Pentax 1.4/50.

Slow worms are neither worms or snakes, they are lizards which can shed their tails and blink with their eyelids like normal looking lizards .... they can be found in heathland and grassland, and in sunny patches where they like to sunbathe .... :)

Flynn Rider: This is the story of how I died. Don't worry, this is actually a very fun story and the truth is, it isn't even mine. This is the story of a girl named Rapunzel.

-- From Tangled (2010)

(Walt Disney World -- Magic Kingdom -- Festival of Fantasy)

Thanks for stopping by!

Black version

As you're only using half the loops you would for Echoism, this one is called Little Echos, or Echolo.

This tangle is used here and here.

( ischia, italy - july 2011 )

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Oliver decided he wanted to make something for Em...well...its not going well so far... I let him keep trying but things only went from bad to worse. Sorry Em, it looks like he may have a bit of a ways to go before he completes this...

Our Daily Challenge February 9: Love. I think this is a good example of what love can make us feel like... ;)

YES YES YES MY FAV PRINCESS IS BACK! Along with her beautiful golden hair

Well, I hope my wonky rooster makes you laugh. I never said "drawing" was my long suit; but

I've gotten so much pleasure from looking at kellynowellies tangled animals, I decided to try one. I picked a rooster, because I thought it was easiest to sketch. Here he is in all his glory, lol. I did it in micron pen in one of my sketch books, and I wrote the tangtles I used on the page so I wouldn't forget. From now on, I'll probably be looking at my digital stamps, and clipart I can trace to do animals. But for the first one, I wanted to do it all by myself, Mother! (LOL)

P.S. Can you tell he's crowing? Also, I just noticed it says "Feathers" up at the top. I was going to add feathers to his tail, but I do them very badly, and then I thought of Frickle, which I draw better, so Feathers isn't in this. Maybe next time I'll get enough courage to try it again.

Dried out under brush in Sedona, Arizona found while hiking Cathedral Rock.

Smith Point, Long Island fisherman trying to fix a tangle in the middle of a beautiful sunset.