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There isn't a specific theme this week, except to say it's a found object, in my case 'Pennies':
I was inspired by actually finding a copper penny on a red-coloured jogging track a few weeks ago, although I've enhanced the 'reds' a bit. Hope you like it.
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9 comments:
This is neat, Christine (I love photography)....not only are the copper and red a delightful mix of color, but I really enjoy the texture present in the footprints by passing joggers....nice!
Im under the weather so when I first looked at the pictures I did not see the pennies! I need to go lie down now...
funny, I didn't see them as pennies, I thought they were some obscure things, I like the colors
btw, your direct link was wrong but it's okay. For next time, you should click on the post title and copy and paste the link from the address bar - this way, you'll never get it wrong. I do this all the time and plus it saves you from having to type it. I hope you don't might, I just thought I give you a little tip but perhaps you already knew that
you know pennies do make me think of dirt like this for some reason. I've always had that odd association. Maybe it's the colour.
Ha ha, jogging track...I was wondering why the sand is so red in colour! Interesting photos!
Ellie, thanks for the great feedback
SoccerMom, hope you feel better soon, you must've got what the girl had.
Lissa, yes, I should've copied and pasted
Mmm, and Pete, thanks for stopping by and appreciating all the red colours
What fun! Love the series!!
I really like these create themes that bloggers do.
Yours is very interesting.
What I also found interesting was reading that study about bad moods/sad people and our memory.
I always enjoy visiting your blog Christine....lots of food for thought.
Love
Peg xxx
I love the textures in you series of pictures and the fact that pennies are almost the same colour as the track....for some reason they made me think of a 1920's illustration design..i think it is the offset focal point...great!!
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