The top three "modern art" images here were captured by cropping, in sequence, the bottom three photos. You might want to try this with your own pictures when you're feeling creative; it was fun to see things in a different way.
That being said, I find the bottom ones way more beautiful.
Very interesting photography, will have to try that, but the last are my favourites, especially the elephant. Fascinating creatures aren't they? Thank you for sharing. Sandy
i like last picture best.when we were children we had this story about this ugle little ducklin that was hatch out with several other ducks. he was so ugly and he had a hard life. one day everthing changed because he was a beatiful swan . like all children stories in that day it had a moral lesson. you maybe ugly but there is hope some day.
Really, really lovely. You have such a good eye for design I imagine you unconsciously helped your artist daughter to look at things differently as she grew up. Thanks for sharing the experiment! Carmon
Your comments might be the very best thing about blogging. I love it when you care enough to share your thoughts here, so go ahead and say what's on your mind.
Very interesting photography, will have to try that, but the last are my favourites, especially the elephant. Fascinating creatures aren't they? Thank you for sharing.
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i like last picture best.when we were children we had this story about this ugle little ducklin that was hatch out with several other ducks. he was so ugly and he had a hard life. one day everthing changed because he was a beatiful swan . like all children stories in that day it had a moral lesson. you maybe ugly but there is hope some day.
ReplyDeleteWhat caused you do that experiment?
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Sandy and Janet: Glad you liked the pictures.
ReplyDeletePatsy: I remember that story, too.
Noel: Cropping is one of the few things I know how to do.
Really, really lovely. You have such a good eye for design I imagine you unconsciously helped your artist daughter to look at things differently as she grew up. Thanks for sharing the experiment!
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Thanks, Carmon. You wouldn't think so if you'd seen some of my earlier decorating choices.
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