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A corner on the top level of the Holland Street carpark, that is protected with a corrugated iron fence with the top and side edges cut into sharp pointy zigzags.
This project has kept me busy! I cut many strips of 3/4" fabric and wound them around clothesline and zigzagged it till it was the size I wanted. Finished size is 4x10". Very tedious but worth the effort.
Our final stop on the way home from Skye was by the Battle of Glenshiel (1719) site beside the A87. There is a long ribbon of falls on the River Sheil as it tumbles from Cnoc nan Each and getting a clear view was made difficult by the rough terrain, the vegetation and those dam biting midges!
365/2021 - Expanding Horizons ~ 307/365
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Listen to Jan Blomqvist : Story is over (Viletta Remix)
www.soundcloud.com/janblomqvist/jan-blomqvist-stories-over-2
Road trip to Charleston, SC #2
Flooded area next to a parking lot. It's worthwhile to zoom into the image to better see the jagged areas of the reflections. Enjoy!
"Zigzag's of Life"
Zigzag .... it's a drag with all the ups and downs .... we must be happy turning upside down the frowns .... it's like our life often comes with blows .... there will be peaks and troughs .... alas .... or sometimes awful lows.
Original sad
poetry by:
Sean.
This little image is very small with the diameter across the wood drills of under 2 inches, so the whole image including negative space is around 2.5 inches so well within the measurement requirements of a maximum of 3 inches x 3 inches.
At the centre of these wood drills I have inserted a small yellow flower to add a little softness to the overall photographic effect.
Happy Macro Monday! Everyone! HMM.
Love & Peace 💖