Since January 1st this year Studio 365 has been productive every day thanks to the hard work of Roy G. Biv. Here is a potpourri of some of his creations from the studio these past six months showing all of his lovely colours working together in each and every one.
Where there’s colour there’s life
Rainbow Fan 21.6.15
After the success of the Mosaic Fans on Day 154 and Day 159 it seemed like a good idea to make one for this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge from Michelle: Roy G. Biv.
This was my last post for Roy G. Biv in response to The Daily Prompt in January 2014
For a month last November I took part in The Daily Post’s Photography 101. For the final weekend Cheri suggested we all “Get Out and Explore.” Well I did just that on a magical early morning in Vancouver, and posted “It just doesn’t get much better”. Today’s photo is from that Off-Season November morning on Kitsilano Beach, about which I wrote:
Yesterday was one of those magical days in Vancouver. There was fresh snow on the ground and the air was crisp and cold with the sun shining from a blue, blue sky. Although I posted a farewell to Photography 101 with its a wrap, I did indeed “get out and explore” as Cheri had suggested, and with Ben’s convergence very much on my mind had an early morning walk along Kits beach as the sun began to rise.
For this week’s Photo Challenge from Krista: Show us what “off-season” means to you.
The vivid palette for today’s Studio 365.
Mosaic Fan II 8.6.15
With a few more vivid colorful test strips from the past few days in the studio I couldn’t resist creating just one more mosaic fan. Who knows where this will lead to?
For this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Vivid
Breaking ranks in the corps de ballet.
I took this photo nearly fifty years ago during a rehearsal at Covent Garden, and the negative is as pristine today as it was all those years ago. In response to Cheri inviting us to “find beauty in something broken” for this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Broken.
Enveloped by darkness these peonies come to life with the magic of light painting.
As these glorious deep purple petals fall away revealing the pistils, styles and stamens that have been enveloped so protectively and majestically in the flowers core, these tulips seem to have taken on a renewed beauty in their final hour.
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