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I did a number of versions of this still life – in the end I closed my eyes and chose one at random! One does get a tad jaded after looking at these images for too long!
VOTED SECOND in the “Time” Challenge in the Artists’ Universe Group April 2011
I suffer from viewfinder vision (find myself visualising a frame around everything I see) so my genre is “anything that moves and most things that don’t”!!
I don’t so much wish to document places and things, as to evoke feeling and emotion.
This leads to a diverse portfolio and constantly overloaded external hard drives…not to mention some burning of the midnight oil as I keep looking for that elusive perfect process for yet another ‘masterpiece’!!!
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Lovely shot and composition. This would be perfect for a girls room (in a refuge maybe!)
You are kind Stuart – thanks for the positive comment.
Stunning, love the comp, the tones, in fact everything.
Ah well most of it is your fault Warren – mentoring me along with a bulldozer when I got a bit reluctant!!! Thanks for the encouragement!
– Rosalie Dale
Thanks Warren for adding this to your favs!
– Rosalie Dale
This is beautiful…. my mother would love it…..
Hmmmmm….
Thanks so much Rosemary – esp for adding this to your favourites. This is my old teddybear so he’s pretty ancient and ‘fredbare’.
– Rosalie Dale
Beautiful arrangement Love the muted tones
Thanks Andy – I was hoping the muted tones would appeal.
– Rosalie Dale
Love this. Looks like a Classic:)
Pleased you like it – thank you!
– Rosalie Dale
Beautiful!!! A Timeless Piece
Ha – *time*less – quick thinking 99!! Thanks for the encouragement and the favouriting Dan – much appreciated.
– Rosalie Dale
Beautifully set up and taken. What a creative imagination you must have! Great work indeed. Peter
The imaginative side struggles sometimes Peter – I know what I want but it doesn’t always turn out that way!!! Thanks mate for the kind words.
– Rosalie Dale
VERY NICE,,FABULOUS
Thanks heaps Linda
– Rosalie Dale
Wonderful image here!
So pleased you like it Mark – thank you
– Rosalie Dale