Left: me
Right: Anna

I was paired with the beautiful and talented Anna this week! We discussed how we were going to interpret our theme juxtapose before we took our images. We decided that we would take a literal interpretation of the word and have us side by side – although initially we were going to take pictures of ourselves in profile. I am very happy with the results of this collaboration!

his is a diptych project by a group of female photographers who have known each other a long time on Flickr. The project matches two of us together each week with a different theme to interpret how we want, on an individual basis. We then create a diptych using each of our photographs.

The results of the collabrations are being posted on a blog, which you can find here …

www.divinediptychproject.blogspot.com/

Top: me
Bottom: MFayre

I was so fortunate to be matched with the extremely talented MFayre for Week 11. Our theme was one that we both struggled to come up with an image that properly portrayed the theme – or at least I did! I wanted to take an image that portrayed the literal definition of the word “perpendicular” – as in the geometry definition. I love how MFayre’s image and mine work so well together! Brilliant!

This is a diptych project by a group of female photographers who have known each other a long time on Flickr. The project matches two of us together each week with a different theme to interpret how we want, on an individual basis. We then create a diptych using each of our photographs.

The results of the collabrations are being posted on a blog, which you can find here …

www.divinediptychproject.blogspot.com/

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My photo for Week 9 of The Divine Diptych project before final processing.

Left: me
Right: the melody sensor

Our themes this week were all homonyms and ours was “stars”. When I found out what our theme was I instantly knew that I had to take an image with my moon mask.
I am also really glad that both of our images are similar in that we are both looking up at the stars!

This is a diptych project by a group of female photographers who have known each other a long time on Flickr. The project matches two of us together each week with a different theme to interpret how we want, on an individual basis. We then create a diptych using each of our photographs.

The results of the collabrations are being posted on a blog, which you can find here …

www.divinediptychproject.blogspot.com/

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I wasn’t sure about this image in the beginning…but now I LOVE how it has turned out. Although if I were to do it over I might change the position of my hands.

Exams are coming up, plus one last essay and the semester is over!

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Boobs! Oh My! I am sure someone out there will take offence to this…. Went for a 14km run today after not running that distance in a long time. I think that I might have to take a nap this afternoon! I also might not be able to walk tomorrow…but we shall see!

Week 4

This is a collaboration between Rowandevoe for the “Divine Diptych Project.”

This is a diptych project by a group of female photographers who have known each other a long time on Flickr. The project matchs two of us together each week with a different theme to interpret how we want, on an individual basis. We then create a diptych using each of our photographs. We both had our own separate ideas for this theme, but when I received Merle’s image I made a slight addition with the pill. Bold to Merle is about facing depression even thought there is a risk of losing friends in the process. I tend to agree that when people hear the term “mental illness” they run screaming in the other direction.

The results of the collabrations are being posted on a blog, which you can find here …

www.divinediptychproject.blogspot.com/

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Taken while out enjoying the lovely spring weather.

Taken and processed with my iPhone.

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“…someone to support me, someone comfortable, someone who will listen to everything I say, and will be there to catch all my tears. Essentially, a bed is the greatest model of an idealistic love there is.”

I really should be working on an essay, but taking photos is so much more fun!

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It’s cracked.