HDB&W Challenge. I was tagged by green*reblooming. She encouraged me to get back to taking pictures. It’s been months! Thank you kind friend! So this is a 7 photo series, not necessarily 7 Day, not necessarily following the rules. There’s freedom in that: I need it. ;-)
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HDCherimoya Heart
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HDBee on a Tomato Leaf
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HDArt from the Laundry Basket III
HDMore Art from the Laundry Basket
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HDArt from the Laundry Basket
This reminded me of sand dunes.
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HDFabric Abstract
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HDHydrangea Lace at Sunset
(Enlarge for best view. Color is unedited, just natural light.)
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HDHappy Caturday from Mielle and me.
Furry Photographic Assistant Extraordinaire
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HDFirst Bloom of Spring
I saw this camellia in a very protected spot, the first one blooming in a large urban garden in Salem, OR. Spring is coming!
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HDWinter Flower
hydrangea dried on the bush
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HDTeasel, Frosted by the Fog
a better edit of a previous post
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HDCrochet Project, in shades that imitate my torbie cat’s coloring
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HDWinter Weed, Frozen Fog
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HDSavoy Cabbage
I’ve been working for a long time to find a photo editor to replace Aperture. This is Luminar, which is a lot more complicated, with Layers and Masks. I must say, my learning curve has been steep, and my frustration level high while making many, many mistakes, losing numerous edits due to misunderstanding how Layers work, etc. It’s starting to make more sense. I’ve also had to face the way I was dealing with the frustration, and keep pushing forward.
So, steep learning curve on challenges within and without, baby steps forward: worth it.
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