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Allows Edits? YesMake of it what you will, this week’s theme is BLACK.
Get out and shoot, shoot, shoot! These challenged have been producing some incredible entries from everyone.
The photo of the week will go up on our Facebook page (with the author’s permission) so that your photo and fan page can get in front of over 17,000 fans.
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Allows Edits? YesNice one! I read your blog post about that shot, @jasonmichaelsmith
For anyone who wants to read it: http://www.jasonmichaelsmith.com/blog/i-ride-sideways.html
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Allows Edits? YesNice one! I read your blog post about that shot, @jasonmichaelsmith
For anyone who wants to read it: http://www.jasonmichaelsmith.com/blog/i-ride-sideways.html
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Black! You don’t know black until you’ve been in this dungeon. Why its so black even the cockroaches read braille. I don’t actually read the books. Its to dark. I stuff my matress with the pages. I’m currently working on a volume of Jane Bown’s photos. Its turning out to be a damn good lay.
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Black! You don’t know black until you’ve been in this dungeon. Why its so black even the cockroaches read braille. I don’t actually read the books. Its to dark. I stuff my matress with the pages. I’m currently working on a volume of Jane Bown’s photos. Its turning out to be a damn good lay.
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Some great pics so far – many more than last week too. Well if I may, I’d like to add a bit of colour into the mix, but still on the black theme (that was the intention anyway – I had fun trying). Is there a limit on one entry per person as I have a couple? 🙂
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Some great pics so far – many more than last week too. Well if I may, I’d like to add a bit of colour into the mix, but still on the black theme (that was the intention anyway – I had fun trying). Is there a limit on one entry per person as I have a couple? 🙂
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Bearberries. Icelandic name would be translated litterally as blackheather and was used to process sheepskin to leather and colour both skin and cloaths black
I was driving the black road over the mountain and then saw over the lake into the light on the other side – it never stopps move something in me.
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Bearberries. Icelandic name would be translated litterally as blackheather and was used to process sheepskin to leather and colour both skin and cloaths black
I was driving the black road over the mountain and then saw over the lake into the light on the other side – it never stopps move something in me.
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I know the challenge for the week is over, and while I did take the photos last week, I wanted to superimpose one over the other because it really seemed a vision of a dark future to me. This morning was the first chance I had to put it together.
These two images were taken at the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery. The The base shot is of concrete liners waiting to be placed in a newer section under development. I’ve blended a image of one of the completed sections with bodies and trees well planted.
The cemetery covers 982 acres, was formerly an army ammunition plant and when full will contain the remains of 400,000 who served their country.
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I know the challenge for the week is over, and while I did take the photos last week, I wanted to superimpose one over the other because it really seemed a vision of a dark future to me. This morning was the first chance I had to put it together.
These two images were taken at the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery. The The base shot is of concrete liners waiting to be placed in a newer section under development. I’ve blended a image of one of the completed sections with bodies and trees well planted.
The cemetery covers 982 acres, was formerly an army ammunition plant and when full will contain the remains of 400,000 who served their country.
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