Showing posts with label Horses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horses. Show all posts

July 27, 2011

Wordless Wednesday: Bono

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Bono from horse center "Carolina", Netherlands:

Bono Bono
Bono
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Camera: Canon EOS 1000D (aka Rebel XS)
Lens Type: TAMRON AF 70-300mm
Edited with: Photoshop Elements 9 and the tips from the Photoshop book mentioned at "reading" on the right.

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June 22, 2011

Wordless Wednesday: Horses

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From horse center "Carolina", Netherlands:




(click on a picture for a better view)

Camera: Canon EOS 1000D (aka Rebel XS)
Lens Type: TAMRON AF 70-300mm
Edited with: Photoshop Elements 9 and the tips from the Photoshop book mentioned at "reading" on the right.

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November 30, 2008

A Horse .....

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Inspired by a poem from the Handbook of Chinese Horoscopes, written by Theodora Lau-The, I made the following journal quilt/fabric book.
According to the Chinese astrology I am, based on my year of birth, a Horse. I recognize myself in some of Theodora's Horse qualities. I love to go my own way in Quilt Country, sometimes running too fast and finding myself stumbling over my own feet! This "quilt journal" now has a triple function:
  • being a journal of recognized feelings
  • being the cover of my fabric book for current and future journal quilts
  • being a display for its content
The last two functions were born by surprise, while I was trying to find a way to use an old spiral bound report of my dear hubby Gert-Jan. The journal quilts inside have a back that I can slip over some pages of this old report, like little pillows. It is a bit strange, this description, but hopefully clear enough?
By now I think you are curious enough to take a look at the following pictures of the "book":
the front:
From Journal Quilts - theme "Emotions"
the back:
From Journal Quilts - theme "Emotions"
the open flap:
From Journal Quilts - theme "Emotions"
the poem:
From Journal Quilts - theme "Emotions"
as a display:
From Journal Quilts - theme "Emotions"

P.S. As a child I loved to watch "Mr. Ed":



Do you remember Mr. Ed?