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ameditativejourney.com
This week Tina (Travels and Trifles) invites lens-artists to share photographs that bring a bit of humor into their lives. As I have found that photo walks are like treasure hunts where each click of the camera is tucking images into a bag of treasures ... only to be opened when one is at home.... |
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dennyho.blog
Upon reading Ritva's common objects challenge, I immediately took two photos of nearby objects while sitting at my desk. I realize I focused on patterns: the repeating, slanted swirl pattern on the brass urn and the concentric wire circles on the fan. I also like the old and new appearances of each item based on... |
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scillagrace.com
A quiet momentIn harmony with natureWhile tourists stroll by I got an opportunity to visit the Portland Japanese Garden today. The juxtaposition of clean, geometric lines and natural areas was so very calming. The uneven surfaces required a slow pace. Visually and mentally, it created quiet in me, even though there were plenty of people... |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
The challenge this week is to crop an image to provide a new slant on the subject. This is one of my favourite parts of the editing process; after all, isn't it always good at least to try and find a new angle on a subject? For this exercise, I've cropped and rotated the original... |
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