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Thanks to all for checking in on this one! I’m glad not the only one who picked up on the James Bond vibe, that’s how I saw it exactly. I didn’t see a shrimp at all, sorry Rob. I’ve been working on finding characters lately, so here’s one I bugged up a bit for a prickly, old, formidable bulldog look for M to go with James Bond. Craig & Dench made…[Read more]

Thanks for your suggestion, @annehornsby! I’ll give that a try 😊

Thanks, @patography!

Great pick, Federico & huge congrats to @patography for her magnificent shot of a thrilling night ride that lit up the night! Superb capture

Thank you, Dahlia. It was an interesting challenge to shoot under frequently changing weather conditions that helped create a range of moods.

Great, I’m honored by your enthusiasm! More coming soon, watch this space

@dahliaambrose You asked to see more pareidolia, I hope you’ll like this one. I call it Aladdin.

Magnificent shot, @patography! You checked all the boxes, love it

This digital art probably doesn’t qualify, but here’s a digital kaleidoscope I made from eucalyptus bark. Foucault’s Pendulum.

Thanks, Dahlia! I love the colored ones too, it’s a great way for me to study complementary colors.

Thanks again for your encouragement & kind words, @admin-2! You know what you get when you encourage me LOL. Here’s a few more, hot off the presses today. BTW, I’m a big fan of Austin Kleon’s quote: “Anything worth doing is worth overdoing.” Finding out what doesn’t work & what does (honest LS feedback is a HUGE plus & motivator) helps me keep…[Read more]

Hi Tersah, that’s great feedback! Thanks so much, glad you’re enjoying them

Thanks for your feedback on my B&Ws, @lightand shadow & @retired grunt! You’ve encouraged me to boost these last 2 & I was happy to see the highlights held. See what you think.

Thanks to Robert & Paul for your enthusiasm about my red & green complementary color variety! Here are 2 more pairs (the red tulips were exceptional with all their ruffles).

Glad you enjoyed my outcome! And yes, that’s exactly what I mean. Evidently there’s a buffer zone on the white side that prevents lights from getting blown. The off-black filter creates this buffer. I have to keep an eye on it & know when to quit or when it’s just right, but I can definitely tweak it more than I’m able without the off-black nylon…[Read more]

Thanks as always, Rob! Your support is much appreciated 😀