In a shop window.

Oh...and I forgot to add, that first one of Jordi's is hard to beat. Great find, great shot!

Leonie.

I still use brushes, :-)  and clay. I'm, hopefully, doing a raku firing* soon, never done that before. Very experimental. I love experimenting. See, that's why I can't wait for next month's Challenge, another opportunity to experiment.  :-)

*look it up on google if you don't know about raku.  ;-)

Thers's some really great work here.  Pity we only get three goes, I keep seeing things as "spots of colour".  I always wonder, do photographers see thing differently to other folk?

Can't wait for next Challenge.

A very small bracket fingi on the root of one of my bonsais.

This was just a small hole in the storm clouds as the sun was setting. It was bright white, but when I looked at the screen it had a brilliant purple blaze. I clicked and hoped for the best. I was quite pleased with the result.

Quote - he challenge. > Quote - Well I had a bit of trouble finding you, the link back on the Photography page is inactive. Great subject though and worth looking for you. I like everything so far.

I did want to put in one of my B&W with a spot of colour, but if I'm reading correctly that's not what you're after Meisiekind. Never mind, I'll find something else. (and I've already uploaded for today. How does this work? still one upload per day or three for the challenge? I'm still learning.)

Three can be uploaded for the challenge.

Thank you, thank you...  ;-)

Wow....thank you. I'm glad my photo pleases you, it's one I was very pleased with myself.

Even with almost instant digital it's still a wonderfull feeling when an image "works".

:-) Leonie. (LoneyBones)

Well I had a bit of trouble finding you, the link back on the Photography page is inactive. Great subject though and worth looking for you. I like everything so far.

I did want to put in one of my B&W with a spot of colour, but if I'm reading correctly that's not what you're after Meisiekind. Never mind, I'll find something else. (and I've already uploaded for today. How does this work? still one upload per day or three for the challenge? I'm still learning.)

Well darn....I would really fave liked to enter that one, but it's March already.

Some great shots there folks.

Leonie.

Like Acadia, I dont know enough about Poser to do much there. I'm just posing my figures then exporting them to PSP9. I'v always been an artist who works in many mediums, pencil will always be my forte, and I work well with a mouse for just that reason, it's an extension of my hand and my mind. So post work in PSP9 is more like 90% of all my work. I marvel at works that are done completely in Poser and finish up looking fantastic, I pine for the day I'll be even half that accomplished in Poser.

I guess I'm another very impatient Poser newbie but I do know this one. Look at the little square (currently divided into four) in the extreme lower left of your screen shot, click on that and you get a drop down, click on the one that has no lines, ei; the full screen icon. Yuo've probably figured it out for yourself by now anyway. I guess if all else fails, we should read the manual ;-P)))

well thanks folk, you are always very helpful. especialy Bob, I already am posed (parden the pun) ready for flight, but how much more time can I spend here? (sitting at my PC.) I think I'll give Curious Labs a look in, see what happens. again, thanks.