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Sunday, November 22, 2009

Mosaic and Blue Monday - Variations




Variations of
my Sky Watch & Scenic views
posted earlier

Accented Edges


Poster Edges


Emboss at 59% Opacity


Posterized at 8


Solarized then Inverted

Click to embiggen for better viewing
... and for others participating in
Blue Monday
Mosaic Monday

See also my other Mosaic Monday posts this week at
Happily Retired Gal and Small Reflections

More photographs from
my sister ... 2005
RV traveling


I don't know how they
manage sharing this small space
but somehow they do

Thought for Today
"Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it." Mahatma Gandhi

Best Blog Award and something more ;-)




Thanks to Tricia of Bluff Area Daily
who has just awarded me the Best Blog Award
I hope she'll accept the You Make My Day award below
and that other visitors will do so as well.

Rules:
To accept the Award, post it on your blog together with the name of of person who has granted the Award and link back to that blog. Pass the award on to 15 blogs you have recently discovered and think are great. Remember to contact the bloggers you have awarded to let them know they have been chosen.

Thanks to all who devote time & energy
to creating such lovely blogs ;-)


To all who visit & comment, please accept the award below
and feel free to pass it along to folks who
Make YOUR day too ;-)
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I hope you'll find time to visit the
recipients of the Best Blog Award above
and let them know I sent you ;-)

Thought for Today
"Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted." John Lennon

Friday, November 20, 2009

Haiku Sky Watch Friday - Photos from my Sister




Late to share this week ...
struggling to recover
from a nasty flu ;-(

Variable skies

from my sister on the road
... RV traveling



Below I've 'labeled'
locations for some of these
views but not for all


Click to embiggen for better viewing ...
and for others participating in Haiku Friday,
Sky Watch and
Scenic Sunday

Tomorrow I will
add some variations for
Scenic Sunday and

Mosaic Monday
but for now it's getting late ...
This will have to do!


More photographs from
my sister ... 2005
RV traveling


I don't know how they
manage sharing this small space
but somehow they do

Thought for Today
"The most important trip you may take in life is meeting people halfway." Henry Boye

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Frosty Foggy Scenic Sunday with a bit of Blue Sky


Haiku Friday Sky Watch is in the next post


Near Interstate 5
Northern California ...
'frosty' scenes surround

a nifty lighthouse
under beautiful blue skies
with a few white clouds


Click to embiggen for better viewing ...
and for others participating in Scenic Sunday
and Mosaic Monday too ;-)

More photographs from
my sister ... 2005
RV traveling


I don't know how they
manage sharing this small space
but somehow they do

Multiple Variations ... added at 1pm on Sunday

These mosaics look
much the same until you click
to 'embiggen' them


Palette Knife


Accented Edges


Paint Daubs


Texurized


Invert

Click to embiggen for better viewing ...
and for others participating in Scenic Sunday
and Mosaic Monday too ;-)
See also my
Mellow Yellow - Mosaic - Blue Monday
at Small Reflections



Thought for Today
"The most important trip you may take in life is meeting people halfway." Henry Boye

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Haiku Sky Watch Friday - Arctic Circle Views




Cloudy skies above
Arctic Tundra photographed
by my trav'ling sis ;-)




"Sometimes I do get to places just when God's ready to have somebody click the shutter." Ansel Adams



"A good snapshot stops a moment from running away." Eudora Welty


Click to embiggen for better viewing ...
and for others participating in Haiku Friday and Sky Watch

More photographs from
my sister in Alaska ...
RV traveling


I don't know how they
manage sharing this small space
but somehow they do

Thought for Today
"When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence."
Ansel Adams

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Shadow Shot Sunday - Mosaic & Blue Monday


If you missed it ...
my Peace Globe is in the next post
Scroll down for Mosaic and BLUE Monday variations

Still sunny ... shadows
easy to find everywhere
in my neighborhood



Click to embiggen for better viewing
and for others participating in
Shadow Shot Sunday

at Hey Harriet



Inverted


Solarized

Click to embiggen for better viewing
and for others participating in Blue Monday



I love Photoshop
Elements and playing with
'filters' ... just because ;-)

Palette Knife


Stained Glass


Poster Edges

Click to embiggen for better viewing
and for others participating in Mosaic Monday



See my other 2009 Peace Globes at
Small Reflections
Happily Retired Gal
Blog Rolls, Bling and Blurbs

Thought for Today
"The sun is the epitome of benevolence - it is lifegiving and warmthgiving and happinessgiving, and to it we owe our thanksgiving." Jessi Lane Adams

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Dona Nobis Pacem - 2009's Peace Blast




6th Blog Blast for Peace
November 5, 2009

Today I join Mimi Lenox and many other bloggers in the 6th Blog Blast for Peace ... and invite YOU to join the wave today on your Blog. Just click Mimi's link and read the directions for getting your own Peace Globe to personalize and publish. Then follow the directions to share with others through her official sites ... and visit others blogging for peace.

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If you missed them, click for links to my Blog Blasts for Peace:
November 2008
Sacred Ruminations- The Strength of Gentleness
Small Reflections-A Revolution of Music,
Blog Rolls & Bling - What if?
(a Colorful Alternative to Bombs)
and June 2008:

Thirteen Thoughts on the Topic of Peace
Peace in Every Step

and on September 21st, 2009
for the International Day of Peace


See my other 2009 Peace Globes at

Thought for Today
If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other. Mother Teresa