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TRY THE JIGSAW PUZZLE
Choose your own difficulty. Click the 9-patch grid to change number of pieces. Click the circle arrow to make the puzzle pieces rotating instead of stable orientation. Also, there are tips under the "?" on the upper right of the puzzle. If you'd like a full screen version, click the button below. Have fun!
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2021 52 Week Challenge Class
52 Week Challenge Class: Dreamscapes Click to view larger image. Tammy says: The playroom is open for business! These toys have been in Covid-19 lockdown but have come out to play again. Post-vaccination means finally getting to entertain the grandchildren. I used dreamscape method 2. |
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2021 Smart Phone Challenge Group
Challenge: Scissors Click to view larger image. Suzie says: I inherited this funky pair of scissors from my grandmother after she passed away in 1984. I only recently discovered what they were for. Anyone want to guess? I thought it would be fun to photograph this unique pair of scissors, and then I found this fun sewing fabric in my stash, and played with the layout. |
2021 Critique Group
Challenge: Gloves Click to view larger image. Barbara says: Me boxing with my hot pink boxing gloves. Why do I use hot pink boxing gloves? Because I can, and because they make me smile! |
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Ricky's Challenge Photos:
Challenge: Gloves Click to view larger image. Ricky says: I've done a bit of yard work and planting the past week - but then off I went to Chicago. The security folks wouldn't let me photo their gloves - and I was away from anything that resembled a glove. But I remembered I left my gloves on the porch when I left, and knew they would be waiting for me when I got home. So I'm 6 hours late for this photo, but there they are - right where I left them. |
Challenge: Scissors Click to view larger image. Ricky says: I wanted to do a shadow - so I used a flashlight for the beam of light - I stuck the tip of the scissors into the crack of a wooden box and shot the shadow, but not the scissors. This is one of the "Alpaca" Prisma filters with some adjustment. |
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TRY THE JIGSAW PUZZLE
Choose your own difficulty. Click the 9-patch grid to change number of pieces. Click the circle arrow to make the puzzle pieces rotating instead of stable orientation. Also, there are tips under the "?" on the upper right of the puzzle. If you'd like a full screen version, click the button below. Have fun!
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2021 52 Week Challenge Class
Critique Group Challenge: Golden Hour Click to view larger image. Sarah says: Edgartown Lighthouse at dawn. Fun to be there without the hoards of people one would find there in the summer. I cropped the shot, and lightened the lighthouse. |
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2021 Smart Phone Challenge Group
Challenge: Stripes Click to view larger image. Ellen says: We played tourist today and took a boat ride out to Anclote Key. One of the other people on the boat had this bag and hat and allowed me to take a photo. It was a beautiful day. More photos from the trip can be seen at https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellenceleste |
2021 Critique Group
Challenge: Hearts Click to view larger image. Ruth-Ellen says: I have wanted to try this technique for awhile so thought this was the perfect time to try it. I used my wedding ring and The New American Desk Encyclopedia turned to the Heart page. I used a glue dot to hold the ring in the gutter area and used a spotlight to create the shadow. I don't know why the round ring creates a heart shape but it does! I brought the image into PS and used a brush to color insside the heart. I added two heart textures that I got from Jai Johnson (Daily Texture). I used one of her spatter textures in the corners and added a Katie Pertiet border. I took the image to Topaz Studio 2 and applied the Golden Purple look. I added a white border in Color Efex Pro (Nik). Kevin and I have mirror image rings. They were custom made. |
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Challenge: Stripes Click to view larger image. Ricky says: One of my shirts - I had fun with a "toon" filter in BeCasso |
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TRY THE JIGSAW PUZZLE
Choose your own difficulty. Click the 9-patch grid to change number of pieces. Click the circle arrow to make the puzzle pieces rotating instead of stable orientation. Also, there are tips under the "?" on the upper right of the puzzle. If you'd like a full screen version, click the button below. Have fun!
