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Showing posts with label textures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textures. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Textures for photography (seaweed and rocks)

Posted by Rhonda at 3:03 AM No comments:
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Labels: photoaday, photography, Rhonda Mercieca, rocks, seaweed, textures

Monday, April 25, 2011

Dandelions weeds

Posted by Rhonda at 4:25 AM No comments:
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Labels: dandelions, photoaday, photography, Rhonda Mercieca, textures, weeds

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Textures for photography (wheat)

Posted by Rhonda at 1:53 AM No comments:
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Labels: photoaday, photography, Rhonda Mercieca, textures, wheat
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      • Walk don't Run
      • The bag (product shot with artificial lighting)
      • Jugglers The 3 stooges
      • Bees closeup of a bees' hive
      • A pup sleeping
      • Racing Horses in black & white
      • LittlePony (Black & White Photography)
      • The Shed (Mens)
      • The Shed (Womens)
      • One Way
      • Journey to the light
      • The Old Shed
      • The Grand Stand
      • Don't you wanna play with me?
      • The Stock Yards
      • Possum a nocturnal marsupial
      • Caught on the wire
      • White Chook
      • Telstra Tower at night, Canberra
      • Toxic
      • Eucalyptus leaves Australia
      • Anzac Parade, Canberra
      • Herbie in Yass, NSW
      • Dingo an Australian native animal
      • Dandelions weeds
      • Textures for photography (seaweed and rocks)
      • Paper Bark, an Australian native

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I love experimenting with different techniques to tell a story. Without experimentation we become stagnant (for me that is). Experimentation allows me to explore ideas. This can frustrate my husband as he will say to me, "Why can't you just stick to one thing?" For me it's fun to learn new things. I can usually draw back the knowledge into projects I'm working on. You need to be true to yourself. Why be someone else?
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