Swirly Weeds and Mixed Media
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
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Isn't it funny how something we usually consider to be invasive and unattractive can turn out to be so beautiful when captured just so! I love your swirly weeds, Amy!
amazing patterns Amy....
it has quite the abstract feel to it :)
this would translate really well in black and white too...
Swirly and pretty! Beautiful photos.
Tammy, those weeds popped up around a lilac bush that we planted, and they are so pretty to me, I didn't want to pull them out...I also knew that @ some point I was going take some pics of them from standing above...
Kim, I thought that this is something that I might love to draw w/ all the beautiful swirls and intricate patterns...OR that it might just flow out of me if I were to sit down and let it flow...I will definitely give it a whirl in B&W...once the rain stops!!!...great suggestion...
Hillary, swirly and pretty...agreed!!!
Wow really swirly!
The weeds make for an amazing photo...I agree with Kim, black and white would be great as well...
I'm a huge fan of abstracts...I love your interpretation!!
Cheers
I like how you captured the "swirly weeds". My friend has some of that in her yard and I thought it would make a nice photo, but I guess I better stick to chipmunks and stuffed bears, because yours turned out much better!
mee...yes, very swirly...if they weren't so brittle (yet soft), the kitty's would have a great toy!!!
Heather, I've been eying these weeds for weeks...and then the moment hit...if the sun stays out today, I'll give it a whirl in B&W...
Well thank you Miss Jennie...but, shoot away...I do love those chipmunks and the cross-dressing bear was a great post!!!!
My first thought was that those look like the swirly dead endings of the climbing flowers, clematis!
Beautiful work Amy :-)
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