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First attempt:
Original: of wall plaque, on exterior wall
Adjusted version: of same pic _black and white layer diffused at 50 % transparency
wall plaque was retained in image
dave
Thank you Angel' Sis'
I have added several more images to my post above
original, plus black & white_sepia versions of the same pic, while retaining the original of Mary and I throughout
Your reply ocurred BEFORE my edit was posted
Is your post and wire pic [above]
a superimposition, of 'another post' pic
over the lower resolution /unfocussed background [?]
I am endeavouring to reason what happened
to the post from it's original pic ... LOL it feels like being back at school
dave
Angel' Sis'
But don't go to any bother.... I will work toward creating a similar
and so learn, what happens in the process
I have some 'OLD' wood here in the garden
dave
Good morning everyone
Be blessed today
Wishing one and all a great day ...
Yeah Dave...what a lovely place to live and find subjects to photograph....
better than an old post with wire...
Beautiful pictures - THANKS - I enjoyed them.
Speaking of beauty, my wife and I took another drive out into our Wildlife Refuge tonight.
We saw a lot of animals the last time, but we were stopped from going to our favorite place
by a wildfire being fought.
We went back tonight and were pretty sad to see so many more acres burned and black,
but we saw more animals than ever tonight.
We are assured that all of the animals will be cared for.
In the midst of all the destruction, there was new life (i.e. deer, long horns, and buffalo).
They are beyond cute and beautiful. I wish that I could take good pictures,
but that isn't one of my skills.
Many of the animals we saw tonight were just days or weeks old.
It's a stark contrast between what is destroyed and what is new.
Thanks for the nice pics (Dave and angelwind)....and for your sharing Tom; they brought me joyBeautiful pictures - THANKS - I enjoyed them.
Speaking of beauty, my wife and I took another drive out into our Wildlife Refuge tonight. We saw a lot of animals the last time, but we were stopped from going to our favorite place by a wildfire being fought. We went back tonight and were pretty sad to see so many more acres burned and black, but we saw more animals than ever tonight.
We are assured that all of the animals will be cared for. In the midst of all the destruction, there was new life (i.e. deer, long horns, and buffalo). They are beyond cute and beautiful. I wish that I could take good pictures, but that isn't one of my skills. Many of the animals we saw tonight were just days or weeks old. It's a stark contrast between what is destroyed and what is new.
Thanks Brother Dave for the information on a good camera. My wife and I just might go shopping for one soon. We have a Kodak that might work if we learn a little more about how to use it. I wish we had the camera with us on our last visit to the Wildlife Refuge. We had to potential to take some really nice pictures.
At the least, you've encouraged me to try some more with pictures.
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