I mentioned in a previous post that the image was not bacon. This time, I decided to go ahead and use a photo of bacon, just for those of you who love it in all its forms and flavors.
Tag: design
OK, I really must admit my addiction to making kaleidoscopes now. I spent several hours today playing with ScopeWorks and so far I made nearly 100 kaleidoscopes. Read on to see a few samples.
A dear friend, Leslie M., told me about this inexpensive little app for Macs that makes kaleidoscope images. I gave it a try, and I’m in serious like with it! While there is definitely room for improvement, I do love the results I’ve gotten so far.
Yep, I’m still on my kaleidoscope kick. Based on another photo from our trip to Alaska in 2009, this one was an image of barnacles and mussels growing on/clinging to a rock face that was submerged twice a day when the tide came in, then exposed as the tide receded again. By my estimate, that tidal difference was somewhere between 10 and 16 feet in normal weather.
Today’s project used a photo from a trip we took to Alaska for the salmon run, back in 2009. I had a good idea of the sort of image I was looking for in my personal gallery, and was pretty sure that I would find something suitable from the Alaska trip. I had forgotten all about this image.
Wow! I surprised even myself by getting through an entire month of creative projects! Yes, there were days when I didn’t really feel like making something, or when circumstances seemed to get in my way. But even after all of that, I managed something creative every day. And you know what? I’m happier now than I was a month ago.