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An old wooden cart heavily overgrown with ivy creeper and under a willow tree.
Really only possible in the Southern hemisphere- but we could do a Summer Solstice version for everyone!
-Digital collage / -Drawing of moon
This is the last one of a series of digital collages based on old black and white pictures out of my youth made by my father. -Digital collage
Inspired by Tracy Wallace’s image entitled Clumsy Misfortunes I wondered what would become of the girlclown – would she stay with the circus, never getting enough of the crowd applauding her clumsy misfortunes on stage? With Tracy’s permission, I was able to use her image as inspiration for this image – “all grown up”. Tracy’s image is seen here: Image taken with point&shoot canon, a texture layer was created using ink and sponges onto textured paper then scanned via scanner. this was then darkened in PS, more editing including burning and additional image layers used to create this final version.
Moss, shot with a macro lens. /
22 month old Lucca ... and yes /// the hair is real take it easy
In South Australia’s mid-north there are many towns whithering away. Once centres for the surrounding farmlands, they are now bypassed for the larger regional centres and cities. / The only thing that passes through here now is the breeze, as it blows through theweeds and native flowers, now permanent features of a once proud railway station and platform. / Manoora – situated between Saddleworth and Burra
Beats your average factory-produced business shoes, for sure! Traditional rich colours and upturned toes of North Indian footwear on display in Singapore. These shoes are worn by men and while I’m told they are extremely comfortable, I’ve never road-tested them! I shot this image in a display setting outside a store in Singapore’s Little India area. Because it was indoors, the low light was a help, not a hindrance. This was one of about half a dozen frames, but I reckon it has the edge because of the depth of field, the tight composition – and the fact it would be a great advertisement for a three-legged race. I shot this aspect deliberately, so that a viewer’s eye would first be drawn to the intricate, gilt handiwork on the shoes – and then be drawn forward to the graceful, long points. I do not crop, enhance or post-edit my images in any way. Shot with a Pentax K100D, using a Sigma 18-125mm lens. F6.7, 1/45 sec, ISO 800, focal length 88mm. Featured in INCREDIBLE INDIA group in May, 2009. Featured in SHOES group in May, 2009. Featured in ODD ONE OUT, August 2009. TOP 10 in FOOTWEAR challenge, September 2009. TOP 10 in HAPPY HAVEN challenge, September 2009. Featured in PHOTOGRAPHY – RULE OF THIRDS, September 2009. Featured in AUTHENTIC INDIA, October 2009. SingaporeB – 1941
Same youngster as the last picture. As soon as he grows in his head feathers he will be magnificent! I hope as he gets older he will still come around for me to admire. / Melinda
Montage of the Clematis flower with the hue changed on each
This is one of my fantasy floral drawings created with coloured pencils. I deliberately did not fill the whole sheet of paper with flowers and that is also why the title became: “Grown on a piece of paper”. / /
Osteospurmum daisy! Love yellow daisies. Garden grown, loved, Sunshine makes me happy!! / We have been sent a lot of rain lately, and I am happy for the rain! But I “would” take a day of full sunshine… if it is willed to be. :) God help those who need it so badly!
The first ripe tomato in my garden. It a Beefsteak tomato. Can’t wait to taste it. / This photo was only cropped and re-sized, no other adjustments were made.
Nikon D90, Nikkor Macro 105mm / Focal length 105 / Manual focus mode / F/5 @ 1/200s / Aperture priority, ISO 250 / Hand held Triple daffodil (it’s been brought to my attention, they could be in fact a jonquil) buds on one flower stem, grown in a pot on my back porch /
A macro shot of the top of a Better Boy Tomato from my garden
Although sometimes it sure doesn’t feel like it….:) Tammy and I have been friends for 32 years….I know; that must mean we met while in our mothers’ wombs….LOL….wink. :) All layers are mine.
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