It’s done!
1. Wind
It’s hard to capture wind. It’s invisible, after all. But, I think this works:
2. Sprout
Our lettuce is sprouting! Yay for fresh salads.
3. Fresh
There’s nothing like the smell of lilacs. So fresh and clean.
4. Vibrant
I chose these flowers for their vibrant colours.
5. Unique
I don’t think anyone else has a sunbathing bikini-clad frog in their garden! I actually painted this frog many years ago in a ceramic class.
6. Wet
Dew drops in a tulip. I added a slight watercolour feel to it, and I like the result.
7. Lines
Thought this turned out really cool.
8. A Spring Activity
Around this house, it’s definitely baseball.
9. Reading Material
My toddler’s favourite page in her favourite book. All the flaps open up so you can find the monkeys!
10. One Point Perspective Lines
There’s an old railway bridge near here that they’ve converted into a walking trail. It’s lovely, and fits this perfectly.
11. Something Juicy
Watermelon definitely fits!
So that’s my interpretations. Check out some others at http://photohuntchallenges.com/2011/06/may-2011-photo-hunt-participant-entries/
These pictures are amazing. Great interpretation. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Mom. Every single picture is awesome. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI love all of your photos; I really can't pick just a few favorites. Your style is very honest and natural. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! My favs are wind, lines and the one point perspective. But they all turned out great!
ReplyDeleteok... these are all spectacular. I kept going down the page thinking.. "No, this one is my favorite... No, THIS one is my favorite" Awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Many of these could be art. I would hang them on my wall. The "wind" shot is fabulous :) Love the "lines" - that one would really look good as a print/canvass/hung up.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteEsp. love the dandelion!! Wow!
Lines and Wind are AWESOME!!! You had several great shots, way to go!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I especially like the Wind picture. All of these pictures show some great critical thinking skills. I try to teach my kids to think outside the box, and your pictures were a great illustration. Thanks!
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