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Borego Springs Wildflowers

One of the three large "raised" forms that came out of the kiln this morning had a large crack in it, on the base where it must have been hammered very thin. I do like the translucency however!

This is Stratford 6-50 porcelain from Tucker, fired around cone 7-8 in oxidation.

Was hoping the translucent effect would show up on the rooftop shadow. Between the county courthouse and the county jail. :) No Man's Land.

A continuation of the translucents project.

I finished my sister's birthday present! :)

I made her a vintage handkerchief dress to match her eyelids. I also handpainted 3 of her eye chips. This was my first attempt at a semi open mouth, it was fun! ♥

hiding in the grass, spring.

A continuation of the translucents project.

A continuation of the translucents project.

Ah, Memphis! Yep, not the 8' of snow we were told to prepare for. Nope! Just a few inches of ice. Enough for me to watch the blue, green and orange light show emanating from the exploding power lines and transformers. Fun times!

The kawakawa leaves were all full of holes and this little translucent slug looked very guilty, but had a fully tummy at the same time.

Great cabbage white ~ Groot koolwitje (Pieris brassicae)

Strobist: One SB26 at 1/16th above and slightly behind subject against the white background. Small contrast mods in post.

Project developed in collaboration with Iosif Sebastian Karacioni

.......... lets simplicity become elegance

 

The ELEGANCE

 

The "wild" form of Morning Glories - taken at a late-summer trip with a friend

Vanessa Cardui (Painted Lady)

Globe and Mail translucent ads in a bus shelter, August 2004

A continuation of the translucents project.

I like the translucent quality of clementines.

Casa Batlló, Barcelona

A continuation of the translucents project.

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