Friendly girl
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My daughter with our dog
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The precious pearl, discovered, unlocked, full of wisdom, radiating it’s glow for life, freedom, full of promise.
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Doll / by Nichelle A Ruffin / — / I remember walking down the aisle of a huge toy store, looking for that special doll to call my own.One, who wanted a very special girl to take her home. - I looked high and low for her and didn’t stop until I became satisfied with my search.“Suddenly, my angel, my friend, my confidante, oh “yes”, my joy;I found the doll that would become much more than a toy.She was beautifully dressed in a snow white bonnet and a matching flowing white gown.“I want her Mommy,” was all I could say.Mommy paused and asked, “Is that all you would like for Christmas Day?” / - Mom and I both knew this was all we could afford.Yet, she aimed to please me, for I was the “doll” that she adored. / - Mom never wrapped my new found friend.Instead, she placed her into my arms like a precious gem.I cradled her and held her tight.From that day forward she was never out of my sight.Her name was “Curlie”, a name I didn’t need to ponder;For Curlie was the name of my favorite “Globe Trotter”.He was bald, she was bald; they had a lot in common.He made the world laugh, she made my heart sing.Isn’t that quite ironic? - As I grew older, Curlie became more of a decoration piece upon my bed. She was always well dressed before I left for school, and her beautiful white bonnet placed carefully on her head.Mom would ask me, “What about all of your other dolls?”I just shrugged my shoulders, not thinking twice because Curlie was ranked highest of them all!She never shared a space amongst my other clutter;She was my pride and joy, definitely like no other. / - Where is Curlie now? You may ask.She’s come to life and that’s a fact.She is still bringing joy to the hearts of many.Her name has changed and she spends my every penny.“Little Me”, is what I call her.“Big girl”, is what she prefers. - / No more constant hugs or kisses.Now it’s, “Mom, do I have to do the dishes?” - You see, when I grew up and had a baby of my own.Curlie was pushed aside and some how lost in the storm.My heart feels sad from time to time, for I do not know of her fate.I do thank God though, for the doll I have now, who fills the space of yesterday.To my darling daughter
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Ink on Bockingford 425 grams full sheet watercolour paper. /
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I love the feeling of carefree youth… friendship, love, freedom from responsibilities and the stresses of life that eventually fall upon all of us one time or another…. Ocean Beach, Northern California
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This was a”photo shoot” as they like to call it….between my daughter and her best friend. There were many happy silly moments between them as we were doing this and my oldest daughter kaila had her shots at this too….for a school photography project but with a much, much better camera, seems a little strange but she has a great camera and me …....her mom does not !!!! lol I chose to add this particular image, not because of It’s clarity or such but rather because their beauty and their kindred spirits were captured in a little tiny moment….as I saw it, however I am Biased and I’m sure there is room for improvement so if you have suggestions please bmail me. I recently acquired photo shop but I only know how to use image size and the burn tool lol . I think black and white photographs are difficult especially when working with two different skin tones so any suggestions are welcome in a bmail :) Thank you RB people :)
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Lime Cordial Bunnies card by Karin Taylor This card may be a good one for Easter!!! / When I was just a wee little person, green cordial was my favourite drink of all time….I used to called it ‘Grim Drink’ lol / This one’s in memory of ‘Grim Drink’ aka Lime Cordial
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while i went for a little walk at a local market in Leh i spotted this little one..Leh., ladakh, india
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When we rocked up in Jaisalmar in between these great walls the first thing I saw was this little girl ..balancing..on this rope..wauw i thought how amazing…i watched her many times, she had to earn the family money, mum and dad and little baby where there to collect the money. / I spoke to the father, he told me when he was small he used to do this for many many years, now it was his daughters turn…..she was a lovely child,,but i did feel sad too…. Rajahstan, india / Canon EOS5D, Aperture2.
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Ophelia received an invitation from the riverside frangipanis to join them in a party. Upon reaching, she was surprised to find out that the frangipanis had thrown a party just for her, to celebrate these new friendship ties. They never had an owl as a friend and they were just as delighted as Ophelia to have found this new companionship. What hospitable flowers! Ophelia had never felt so loved before. “I certainly hope I get invited again!” Ophelia secretly wished ;D / / / You can view and buy my other “Frangipani Party” creations from my Zazzle Gallery: / /
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Shots of Ophelia and the friends she made along the way :D Loving Friends,Loving Life at my udonchow gallery.
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My second youngest daughter and her best friend….
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...Inspired by Alphonse Mucha…with a little twist ! / colored pencil on paper copyright 1999 Elizabeth Rose Stanton, all rights reserved
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Used 5 different pic’s and a background that I made myself for this.
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I love her eyes!! The sweetest heart and soul on this girl. She is 15 years old. / Taken at my house in Pigeon Michigan / Nikon D90 / 18-200 mm VR Lens
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Blue Hmong girls in Mae Hong Son province, northern Thailand. Before there were any schools or roads to the outside world, hilltribe children wore the traditional clothes and jewelry of their ethnic group. They helped their parents look after their younger siblings, worked in the fields and played together with few cares in the their safe, uncomplicated world. When they grew up, they chose partners and lived as they ancestors had for countless generations. Adolescents had few choices to make in their future direction in life…it was a peaceful transition to adulthood. / The elder girl in this shot has fair skin and hair, a trait that is not uncommon amongst the Hmong, but unknown in the other highland groups in Thailand. She has her long hair tied in a traditional bun, decorated with glass beads and silver. As she grows older she may add other womens hair to increase the size of the ‘bun’. This photograph was taken in 1984 with a Nikon camera and kodachrome slide film.
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This is a TtV image (Through the Viewfinder), using the alternative photographic technique of composing the image through a 60 year old twin reflex (argus 75) camera and taking the picture with a dslr camera. This was recently done for a friend and printed using redbubble’s posters and I’m happy to say the colours and quality was excellent. Best Viewed Large
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From the ‘Golden Collection’ by Norval Arbogast / This painting is my fun version of Vermeer’s ‘The Pearl’ I just got a reproduction back. Stunning. The color is just as brilliant as you see on screen. The blues will knock your eyes out. I’m pleased.
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Nothing special….just playing with my new lens. / My first Image using my new Lensbaby :D / Composer/macro kit/studio lighting. / Canon 400D Comments Welcome ;-)
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Mixed media collage on heavy fiber paper; an original collage card I digitally enhanced and added a text logo to.
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Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you’d like a calendar of your favourite images, I am happy to oblige / / a collection dedicated to my big eyed girl art – drawings and paintings
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