Welcome to Photo Art Friday!
Last week I was wrestling with what I thought was a bad throat infection or cold. Just as I began to feel a wee bit better, I was overcome with chills, fever and a night of vomiting, etc. So it seems I have the dreaded 'flu' virus. Am still feeling weak, wobbly and somewhat nauseous. Working in front of the computer screen worsens that symptom ... so I will keep this brief.
First, thank you so much for all your AMAZING submissions last week. In a window of feeling a bit better, I tried to visit and comment on as many links as I could - BUT sadly I did not get to leave a comment for each one of you. My apologies. Hopefully this week ...
The options for our link-ups this week are:
1. any piece of photo art you choose
2. a piece of photo art that, without including an actual image of you, is somehow autobiographical
My image uses a photograph of an old painting, a new texture and a bit of treatment in RadLab. The autobiographical element is that I have three children - two wonderful daughters and one amazing son.
For next week's Photo Art Friday the options for your submissions are:
1. any piece of photo ART that pleases you
2. a piece of photo ART that incorporates the element of a path or a road (in whatever way you may want to interpret that ...)
Sending healing vibes ~~~ your way Bonnie.
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Love your piece this week :). Sorry I pressed Publish too quickly there. lol
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I really love this image, Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel much better soon.
This is nice, I like it. I hope you get better soon.(Google translation)
ReplyDeleteSending healing thoughts your way, also. The autobiographical piece is lovely - I have two daughters and a son - this is very touching. Hugs from Alaska. Karen
ReplyDeleteHow meaningful and beautiful this is Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteI sure hope you are all better soon.
Thank you for hosting, and do take care of you.
xo.
I do hope you feel much better soon Bonnie, and I love your art this week, beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteTwo sons and a daughter, so I can relate.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful silhouettes; love the gray tones.
So sorry that you have been ill and hope your better really soon! I have had such bad allergies this week I haven't slept, have brain fog and not sure how artsy I'll be this week, if I even get to artsy! lol
ReplyDeleteBut I adore your 'art' this week!! xo
Beautiful piece! And I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better!!!
ReplyDeleteyour image posted is a beauty!!!
thanks for the challenge!!!
I love your autobiographical art this week! It's so evocative of family and closeness. Nicely composed, too. Hope you feel better, Bonnie :)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful image...love it.
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon.
Oh my you've had a rough week for sure. Sending you wishes for a quick recovery.
ReplyDeleteYour piece is fabulous. So unique. I like the images that you used to represent your children. The texture gave it a very interesting look.
Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work!
http://blogg.birgittasplace.com/?p=1015
The simple beauty of this gives it even more impact - I love it. I'm sorry you're not feeling well and hope you're all recovered very soon! Thank you for all you do with PAF - it's greatly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteI love your photo and processing of that old painting. Beautiful! (hope you are feeling better soon.)
ReplyDeleteI hope you are feeling BETTER! Thank you so much for running this site. I really have enjoyed your challenges and seeing the creative work done by all.
ReplyDeleteYour piece is stunning. I love the mysterious shadowy figures against the wavey textural background. You are so thoughtful in your presentations as well as generous. Get well soon.
Wonderful, I love with this beautiful composition between figurative and abstract. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteI think this is the best I have seen from you. It reminds me of a piece I have that is done with butterfly wings. :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
I was sent here today from Nancy's post, I have so much to learn about photography that I will be following from now on and hopefully in time will be able to join in on a Friday. I am delighted to have found you.
ReplyDeleteHi Bonnie, I hope you are on the mend! (Sending virtual chicken soup). Love your autobiographical artwork - it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow! This piece is the most stunning... I love abselutely everything about it, and could sit and watch it and watch it....ideally on my wall:)
ReplyDeleteHope you will feel a bit better soon, and I wish you a good weekend as possible:)
Bonnie truly hope that you are feeling much better! This is a lovely piece that you posted this week, in spite of being ill. Hope your spring weekend is great!
ReplyDeleteI am so fascinated with your creation, Bonnie....and I would love to imitate it in some way. No such luck. When I try this particular technique, I find just how little I know about layers in PSE. However, I persevered to this end. ;-) I am so hopeful that you are finally kicking the virus, and that you will recover quickly.
ReplyDeleteWow, such stunning creativity and images.
ReplyDeleteBonnie, I love the image of the three children! Outstanding work!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Julie
Julie Magers Soulen Photography