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Every picture is connected
I’m not going to explain the connection of the different pictures in this gallery with the assignment of this week’s photo challenge. A picture is always connected if one comes to think of it.
Yesterday was a good day
Today just started (9 AM in South Africa) but yesterday I had a very good day.
I worked on two versions of one puzzle picture. In the near future you will see more of my puzzle pictures adventure. The ones I created yesterday I’m specially fond of. The original picture is made at the footpath along the village that leads through a small forest of ancient Milkwood trees with fascinating imaginative textures.
Except for the angels (top right both pictures) I added something to one of the pictures. You may try to find the subtle difference between the two.
My feet on different surfaces
You may have ‘Beneath My Feet’ in Black & White.
This weeks challenge reminds me to one of my first photography lessons: ‘picture the square meter where your feet are standing’. That was in black and white. The large picture I will redo by adding some textures and tones and that one you’ll see back in a while. all pictures were made in the last 30 minutes…
New FaceBook profile picture
Just uploaded our new FaceBook profile picture. Assembled of (self-)portraits I made yesterday evening and added two flower elements. Still needs improvement but for the moment it works.
Review of 2012 in 1 picture
This year’s review of ours can be summarized in this picture of the last full moon in 2012: We feel ourselves very privileged to live in this wonderful village in South Africa. After 11 years of hard pioneering work in an harsh environment in Robertson (125 km from here) it’s such a delight to experience a year and a half long sabbatical with such a magnificent view on the edge of Stanford. Thanks also to all the new friends we made over here. You are wonderful! Let’s go on in 2013 and beyond!
2013 Will be the year that Yvonne and I are starting to generate some income again. Me with photography (amongst others: online posters of imaginaries) and Yvonne with unique handcrafted jewelry made of natural bonded earth, sterling silver and swarovsky crystals. We don’t have to but ‘Idleness is the parent of vice’ as the old English expression learns us.
Herman van Bon Photography 