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Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.
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Poetography - Theme is "Music"
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I've been overdoing things a bit lately, so I've spent my day off at home today doing still life shots. This is one of them ~ not an original composition I know ~ but I've never done one before! This music book dates from the early 1900's and has wonderfully aged, vintage pages.
- - - Non-profit organization dedicated to creative expression for everyone through music improvisation.
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anyone who has inspired you has probably done so at least in part because they expect you to run with it. we form a network of recommendations and subtle cues. we can make our lives better by ramping this up.
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Srini Kumar, Sticker Nation 2
there are no spectators. everyone who listens to music, who views images, contributes to the art -- by viewing, by listening, we all become artists. "everyone is needed but no one is necessary."
(the title to this piece comes from a song & concept album by Michael Franti.)
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the geek behind the curtain: all shots and layers in this photo art assemblage were taken candidly with a hand-held, point-and-shoot camera and developed by myself with the free (open source) graphics manipulation program called GIMP and a trial version of DAP.
caught this very cool folk singer, Greg J Ostrander, funking it up on the street of downtown G'ville yesterday outside starbucks. a real cool cat he let me take a few shots. he doesn't have a web presence yet but he's working on it.
following Gary's advice after i built one version of this last night i tabled it and let it simmer while i slept. this morning i got up and worked it into a more painterly version over the course of an hour or so. not sure which is better but this was lots of fun.
peace and inspiration -- and music -- to you all.
I've missed my piano since moving up to Oregon (it was one of the things I had to leave behind). This year for Christmas one of my daughters bought me a keyboard. Music is the language of the soul and my soul is happy once again! :)
NEVER ever GIVE UP your DREAMS - my version for the beautiful music of Solid Ground - www.solid-ground.de
NEVER ever GIVE UP your DREAMS:
This is my first posting to "Our Daily Challenge" group. :))
I am playing catch up on some past daily challenges.
The theme for Feb 26th is Music.
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- From Romeo and Juliet
The most perfect little music box, in the shape of a grand piano. And it plays the theme song of Romeo and Juliet - oh, the irony...
I absolutely love it. It couldn't be any more perfect.
I had a good day today.
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Encuentro juvenil de verano en la ciudad francesa de Narbonne. Grupo: TjHO.
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Canon EOS 400D Digital + Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6
# Obturación: 1/80 seg. ~ Diafragmado: f/5.6 ~ 100 ISO ~ WB: Manual.
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Funny thing. I was looking back through my very first attempts at composites posted just over a year ago and compared them to the stuff I'm doing now. It struck me that the techniques I use have changed slightly over the past 12 months and therefore wondered how those early creations would look if I attempted them using the methods I employ now.
Well, here we go. The image above is a revisit of the very first composite I did back in June 2012. The main difference apart from the general styling is the background. I hadn't discovered Daz Studio back then and got the background from DeviantArt. I didn't know it at the time, but it was actually done in Daz Studio anyway. My rendering has more detail and a slightly different room design.
I don't think it's necessarily better... Just different.
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