Photos of the Week - Week 47Critique Group Challenge: Week 47, Colors Of November Photo by Carol Freda Click to view a larger image Carol says: In November, the lines and shapes of barren trees and foliage stand out against muted yellows, blues, and browns. A stark contrast to the October’s burst of orange, red, and yellow hues. |
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Photos of the Week - Week 46Critique Group Challenge: Week 46, Power of One Photo by Hugo Dos Santos Click to view a larger image Hugo says: Buffalo is a majestic animal, and I was lucky to see a group of them, but this one protected them. It's just a 45 minute drive, but it's so nice to see Elk, Deer, Buffalos, Coyotes, and wild turkeys... and it's all so beautiful to watch and be grateful for. |
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Photos of the Week - Week 45Critique Group Challenge: Week 45, Purple Please Photo by Michael Novak Click to view a larger image Michael says: Used Triple Exposure. |
Photos of the Week - Week 44Critique Group Challenge: Week 44, Visual Tension Photo by Mary Degreef Click to view a larger image Mary says: Started out with a photo of some metal cylinders that I used the warp tool in PS to stretch and manipulate so that they appeared to be under tension. Pretty straight forward. Put these three together, moving in different directions, for visual tension. Kept thinking something was missing and ended up deciding a snake entwined in the photo would be a neat contrast of organic and inorganic. In my opinion, a venomous water moccasin is ... |
Photos of the Week - Week 43Critique Group Challenge: Week 43, Happiness Is... Photo by Julie Titus Click to view a larger image Julia says: Happiness is morning and being alone every now and then. This is the dawn view at my friend's farm in Eugene, OR. Every time I visit I am inspired to get up with the sun to see the show. It's a lovely time for deep breaths and reflections on delightful song lyrics. |
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Photos of the Week - Week 42Critique Group Challenge: Week 42, Landmark Photo by Marion Seasholtz Click to view a larger image Marion says: Literally a landmark - Cape Neddick Light (Nubble Light) in York Maine. We have had a difficult few months, and took a break to reset after losing my Dad in September. Mom, Matt and I went to Maine for a few days. I haven't taken many photos at all for months, but this trip got me back into it. I havent posted anything here for quite awhile. I have missed it, but was just overwhelmed. We ... |
Photos of the Week - Week 41Critique Group Challenge: Week 41, Wet Photo by Sandy McCurdy Click to view a larger image Sandy says: We can get hard rains here, but not on command, so I did enhance our light rain with some help from the soft-watering nozzle. |
Photos of the Week - Week 40Critique Group Challenge: Week 40, Free For All Photo by Chris McCarthy Click to view a larger image Chris says: Super Blue Moon Over Bug Light. There were three super moons this summer, and my son-in-law Tommy was interested in capturing moonrise over a lighthouse. He has an app which permits you to line up the structure with the rise of the moon. If you're using a lighthouse as your structure, you can extend that line to a point on the beach and that's where you can set up your camera to ... |
Hugo and I have arrived in Portugal and I look forward having Hugo guide me around. We are also planning some fun family time. Upon our arrival we went directly to Navaré to see the big waves...the largest waves in the world. It's a surfers paradise...or nightmare...depending on your skill level. I'm told when the real big waves come only qualified professional are allowed and even then there is a swarm of rescuers at the ready should something go wrong. The waters off Nazaré, Portugal, cooperate in a big way. Just-right conditions there have churned ... |
My dad made tons of quilt and also left behind more than two dozen full-size quilt tops. This one was made using my hand-dyed fabrics (that's just about all he would use), and features the one-seam flying geese method. I'm making good use of the BERNINA Q24. I digitized the two designs using the Art and Stitch software and then positioned each design (one at a time) using the QMatic. I love how it turned out. I'm hoping you will enjoy it and also enjoy doing the jigsaw puzzle.
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Photos of the Week - Week 39Critique Group Challenge: Week 39, What Lies Ahead Photo by Rebecca Smith Click to view a larger image Rebecca says: Visiting in Nebraska right now. Soooo foggy this morning. What lies ahead? I dont know, cant see anything! |
Photos of the Week - Week 38Critique Group Challenge: Week 38, Night Lights Photo by Kathleen Toolan Click to view a larger image Kathleen says: Enjoyed a beautiful fall day at a County Fair and Balloon Fest near Lancaster, Pa. Tried using a monopod for the first time. |
Photos of the Week - Week 37Critique Group Challenge: Week 37, Garden of Love Photo by Olivia Edwards Click to view a larger image Olivia says: This forest became a chapel that protects and honors the souls of the departed, especially the people we love. |
Photos of the Week - Week 36Critique Group Challenge: Week 36, Composite Montage Photo by Bill Arneson Click to view a larger image Bill says: The Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus, OH, has Dale Chihuly glass exhibits within the plant biomes, arranged primarily among the plants and hanging from the ceilings. One of the exhibits is different styles and colors of blown glass that cover a skylight in a biome tunnel. The photo of this exhibit, taken with an iPhone, is busy and that is a look I usually avoid. But in this case I liked the colors and patterns and ... |
Photos of the Week - Week 35Critique Group Challenge: Week 35, Smile Photo by Allan Havens Click to view a larger image Allan says: A big "Smile" from a frog sculpture in the Benson Sculpture Gardens in Loveland, CO.. Usual LRC adjustments include color grading, slight vignette, color calibration and HSL. Allan Havens, Loveland, CO. |
Photos of the Week - Week 33Critique Group Challenge: Week 33, Forced Perspective Photo by Bill Arneson Click to view a larger image Bill says: Hocking Hills State Park, south of Columbus, Ohio, has several waterfalls. This one is called Cedar Falls which I recently shot. These falls are dependent on rain and we haven’t had a lot lately so it’s small, but I thought big enough for this challenge. The top of the falls was modified to create sufficient room for the bottle and arm, which were added as a separate photo along with the sky. |
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Photos of the Week - Week 32Critique Group Challenge: Week 32, Ansel Adams Photo by Betty Gott Click to view a larger image Betty says: This little tree is located in a field close to my house. Something about it continues to entice me each season. In the spring it's surrounded by long green grasses, but they die quickly when the weather warms. Then the field gets mowed to help prevent fires. |
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Photos of the Week - Week 31Critique Group Challenge: Week 31, Hands Photo by Barbara Larsen Click to view a larger image Barbara says: Hands holding a cup of coffee on a reflective kitchen counter. |
Photos of the Week - Week 30Critique Group Challenge: Week 30, Automotive Abstract Photo by Cindy Neville Click to view a larger image Cindy says: My 2007 ice blue Honda Civic - playing with light. |
Photos of the Week - Week 29Critique Group Challenge: Week 29, In The Moment Photo by Francisco Valladares Click to view a larger image Francisco says: I’ve been on vacation for a couple of weeks so I have not had much time to post or work on my photos. we are on our way back to Texas as I write. My contribution this week is the damage I did after my salad in a very nice restaurant in Telluride, I call it “Abstract After Salad”. I took this photo with my IPhone, i did some editing in PS. |
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