For this week’s Photo Challenge: Opposites Ben invites us to “show how opposites can tell a story about people, places, or objects. The tension can reside in what you choose to show — old vs. new, big vs. small, dark vs. light — or in how you frame and design your shot.
In this photo of the work table in my studio, which I think meets Ben’s criteria, the two watercolour paintings opposite each other are of different views of the McDowell Sonoran Reserve in Arizona. I have also submitted this today as part of a post for Worldwatercolor month under the title “Be your own painter,” where you can read more about the story behind the title.
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Wonderful creative take on the theme Andrew.
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Many thanks Miriam 🙂
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Love the two images.
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Many thanks Ruth; happy to hear it 🙂
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Excellent image for the theme 🙂
So creative…
Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
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Thanks Sreejith
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And it gives a mere mortal like me who may or may not have the ability to make words sound logical (or even abstract when it comes to a push) a view into a world of someone which do not need words.
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Thanks for your lovely comment Abrie; much appreciated.
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Great interpretation and I also rather love the paintings!
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Thanks Osyth.
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Very clever Andrew – and completely unfair that you have such a wealth of material to draw from 🙂
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Thanks Tina and what about the wealth of material that you share with us all every week. 🙂
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Wonderful Andrew!
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Thanks Nicole
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