Happy in Sepia by odie

Photography • Still Life • posted on Feb 06, 2012

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Happy to add this edit - This image was selected for LWitG 7. :-) Another project for the yearbook. Different words in this manner at the bottom of each page will tell a story - a real page turner!! (I only have two S's so "Blessings" was tricky...hurrah for photoshop.) Original in primary colors, naturally, and might work for the little kiddos. Older kids will likely get the sepia tones. I hope you're all HAPPY as this is a goal for us all on this planet. Definitely a building block to success. Speaking of which - Happy Birthday to Duncan Long - who I respect as an artist, a musician and above all a loyal friend. May you continue to be happy and successful! Thanks for the visit. Stay happy and stay out of mischief. Jodie

Comments (15)

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duncanlong

1:42PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Very thoughtful, my friend. Thanks so much. And a beautiful picture in its own right. Your school has a real treasure with a teacher like you.

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Katraz

2:27PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Great picture and play on words.

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kgb224

2:40PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Stunning capture Jodie. Happy birthday Duncan. God Bless.

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Flannelman

2:48PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Made me happy. ;-)

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GiMi53

3:46PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Hi Jodie ! Great idea, very well realized ! (you could also have done the letters H-A-P-P-Y in selective coloring...) :~)

MrsLubner

5:45PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

It tickles me. Fantastic composition.

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Blush

6:24PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Clever image Hugs Susan~

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goodoleboy

6:45PM | Mon, 06 February 2012

Nice DOF, sepiatone and reflective effects in this clever composition, Jodie! But search as I may, I couldn't find the word, Blessings, anywhere in this image.

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