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Tuesday, 26 August 2014

Day 238 – 365 Days of Photography

8-26-2014

So we had to go out today to drop my mother off to take care of some business. My daughter elected to rock the cap she bought yesterday. Well Iphone in hand I captured this image and put my own twist to it.

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Monday, 25 August 2014

Day 237 – 365 Days of Photography

8-25-2014

Today was a busy day, lots of schlepping around for the kids. I spent hours upon returning trying out some new things via processing. I am no professional at this, but I do have an idea of what I want to see. Here is an old image that I took last year in England that I worked on some processing on. I did no cropping as I kind of like the edge of the brick buildings and the effect of the stone. I’ll show two edits that I ended up happy with.

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Sunday, 24 August 2014

Day 236 – 365 Days of Photography

8-24-2014

Back to the garden. Here we are and the ‘melongene’ or eggplant is ready for the picking, but at the same time the trees are still blooming and the flowers are out. These are tiny flowers that I brought in a little, via the close up feature (not macro lenses).

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Saturday, 23 August 2014

Day 235 – 365 Days of Photography

8-23-2014

I had the pleasure of watering plants in my brother’s garden while he and his family took a little vacation. They’re back now. Peeping at his assortments of plants was thrilling. I am looking forward to the next harvesting of the passion fruit. You can tell they’re sweet, and so can the bees.