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"So many versions of just one memory,
and yet none of them were right or wrong.
Instead, they were all pieces.
Only when fitted together,
edge to edge,
could they even begin to tell the whole story."
Sarah Dessen (Just Listen)
The new dress we made for our Pullip. I wanted to add straps, but I don't really feel like it needs it. I can't wait to make her more clothes!
Ahoy, Skipper! He doesn't have a peg leg, but he does have an interestingly short tail. This chunky but solid fellow is friendly and looking for a new home. Other cats might stress him out by the way. He’s going to a house where he’ll play with kids then nap on Dad’s lap 12/26/2018.
This version of Chrom is UTTERLY PERFECT!! I love his little moles, so glad I decided to add them!
Can't wait for Chrom's return!
Having never shot anything like this I was really excited at how it looked. So much that I had no idea how to process and any adjustments looked great to me because it was new and exciting. So much that I missed the piece of trash against the tracks. This is the same shot as before just with the trash "erased" from the pic.
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 25cm LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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Es la primera vez que siento que las 3 ediciones de mi foto deben ser subidas a mi flickr, ya que anteriormente lo habia hecho con algunas tomas pero sólo una me convencÃa en cambio ahora me gustaron las tres ;)
Four versions an idea that developed out of the the original ideas for commemorating the 1 month/100 member/1000 image milestone of the Visual Mashups Group.
Seems like forever ago when I planned to make the first Visual Mashups Group celebratory commemoration, which led to Six Red Circles, Nine Grids, and the Big Heart of Art - 1000 Visual Mashups. (And eventually to Six Blue Circles and others...)
Originally, I intended the commemorations to be a series of blends featuring Visual Mashups images with a common theme - "blue" for insance, or "three-by-three grids," or "spirals," or "red circles."
I originally had numerous drafts of a spiral blend, but eventually gave up on this blend consisting of pieces exclusively from the Visual Mashups Group, and instead decided to focus on staircases. Some of the influence of early Visual Mashups blends can be seen in the versions shown here.
Eventually, I went with a blend exclusively made of photographs of staircases.