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A blog for photographers looking for information, input and support in growing their creative processes.
Oklahoma Landscape
Beth Williams
Spider on Daffodil
Marcia Mueller
Deeter
Marilyn Sandall
Pizza
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Carolyn Burton
Photo Group Archive
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March
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- Effects of Colored Filters for Black and White Photos
- Books Mentioned in Our Session
- Comparing Judy's Tulip with Martha Graham
- Green Eggs and Euphorbia?
- More Marcia MOMA
- My Kind of Place
- Colors not found in nature
- Beth's Oklahoma Wheat Colors
- Marilyn has green on her mind
- Carolyn's Purple Tulips
- Alexa uses different light sources
- Alexa's Interpretation of Yellow Sculpture
- Marcia's floor of many colors
- Alison's Great Green Adventure
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March
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2 comments:
Alison - what wonderful images! The entire collection brings us soft, lovely colors ... very soothing. The ivy in the sunshine is the brightest of the group, but still not a harsh green. These embody Spring, renewal, and serenity. Thanks for sharing them.
Indeed, Spring is here! I like your color complementing color: round, white eggs alleviating green, though they do reflect it; bright ivy against a ruddy stucco; Spring green Euphorbia against a neutral trunk; and soft white petals and green leaves. The touch of purple adds to the green onion bulbs.
I like the contrast of the oval egg against the stick nest but wonder what a bird would think: "Did I do that?"
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