Connect/ connection/connected is our theme this week ay PAF. I am focusing on the beauty inherent in the small and mundane things we look at every day but don't see. So-- and electric outlet and a power strip--these everyday tools that help us connect to our larger world.
Both images use Bonnie's texture Signed and Sealed.
Liked your post on connections.
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very creative! I love the second one!
ReplyDeleteA photo of a plug. Wow. The msot ordinary of things to shoot made spectacular.
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful, Linda!! I also appreciated you comments to me. thank you, and, well, let me just say I think you already ARE. it's just BEing and DOing Life as it comes. I always enJOY your posts and insights and you surely bless me with your genuine kindness.
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I did not think of plugs -- great for you! It's being used everyday -- wow great texture choice on both of the images..
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Wow this is the most creative piece I've seen this week. Who would have thought that you could transform something as "ordinary" as a plug-in into something so artistic.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea- a power strip! so important to notice the "little" things, isn't it?? i love too that the image is b&w, keeping things simple.
ReplyDeleteI got my postcards today!!!!! I love them! Thank you so much for sending!
ReplyDeleteWonderful how you've taken the mundane and elevated it to art. That first picture has a great sort of abstract quality to it, and such a pleasing flow from the lines of the wires. Like Beth (see above) I think the black and white treatment is perfect in its simplicity.
ReplyDeleteYou've illustrated a powerful connection (pardon the pun).
Love your play with light and content in the first picture. The silhouette of the cords is beautifully done and I love the texture you choose to use with it. Overall it was a very neat way to incorporate the theme of connection into your pieces.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique and clever take on the prompt - your processing is lovely! The colors in the second image are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done . . . glad I came back to check out more submissions.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Linda. They look like they should be hanging in a museum.
ReplyDeletePS. I did post my original photo, in response to your comment on my William Wordsworth piece. Thanks for the feedback, Linda!
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