Hi, I'm Lucinda
The photo was taken with my new Canon EOS 450D (with a tamron 18-200mm lense), by me in the mirror. It's a little overexposed, but at my age, that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Bare Bones Bio:
I was born in Louisiana, USA in 1956, youngest of four girls. In 1967 we all moved to New Jersey when my father was transferred. I've always loved to read and soon gravitated towards Sci Fi, Fantasy, and nonfiction (mostly English History). The last was influenced by watching Masterpiece Theatre. I had the opportunity to go to the UK and Greece on 10 day Easter trips through my high school, which instilled in me an itch to travel. After one year of college,(I learned a lot, but unfortunately not much from my professors and text books) I joined the Air Force and went to Japan and England. I married a fellow GI (Bill), in England, got out of the Air Force (Bill stayed in)and went back to the States. Bill and I then lived in Rancho Cordova, California (where we had our first son, Charles),
Biloxi, Mississippi (where we had our second son, James), Oxfordshire, UK (For me, thank you Bill), and San Antonio, Texas (where we live now). Bill is retired from the Air Force and drives a Big Rig for J. B. Hunt. I am an office manager for a carwash. Charles and James graduated last May from University of Texas at San Antonio and Texas A&M at College Station respectively. Yeah!!!
Interests:
Reading - Mostly nonfiction history, though I have widened the field somewhat. I also like journals and diaries and have been reading "The Diary of Samuel Pepys" on and off for a while now. I'm currently on Vol. VII 1666. (I haven't gotten to the great fire yet). My fiction tends to run to fantasy, Douglas Adams, Terry Pratchett, and Neil Gaiman to name a few.
Music - I grew up on rock, folk, musicals, classical, and Gilbert and Sullivan. I still love all that and have added jazz, blues, bluegrass, celtic and a little country. I don't play any instruments and can't sing (the singing talent in our family seemed to lessen with each new sister and I'm the baby of the bunch), but I'm an enthusiastic listener.
Art (Drawing, Photography and Oil Painting) - One of the regular pastimes of my sisters and I growing up was paper dolls. We used typing paper to make swimsuit clad paper dolls with pattern book heads. Then we spent countless hours drawing and coloring clothes for them. Depending on the current story, they could be clothes from Regency England, Colonial America, or Star Trek. I also drew faces from the hairdo magazines and was happy if they looked fairly human. I now draw and have recently taken up oil painting. I'm a definite amateur at photography. I've taken pictures since the mid 70s when I went to Japan, but they are mostly of my travels, kids and cats. I've got a lot to go through to see which ones are worth posting. I bought my first digital camera last April (09) for my birthday (I ordered it in April, received it in May, for my birthday in June. (I don't believe in being too literal about such things) I bought PhotoShop in June. I've still got a lot to learn on both, but it's a lot of fun.
Other - My sister Gail and I love The Teaching Company lectures. We both buy history, I occasionally buy literature and she occasionally buys math and science and we watch each other's. I'm also a tad fond of cats.
I could gush, and probably have, about all the talent I see on RR. I find myself using the words wow and beautiful far too much. I guess I should pull out the Thesaurus.Â
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Comments (19)
alanwilliams
apart from, according to one or two people, looking a bit like mr Pratchett. i'm not familiar with his work. Nonetheless i like this creation of yours very much.
magnus073
Fantastic work on this very cool and expressive abstract image Lucinda. I was instantly curious about the title and enjoyed reading the idea behind it. Also let me wish happy birthday to your sister Gail
durleybeachbum
Wonderful!! I must read some more of the series.
helanker
OH, I have never heard of that series. Sounds quite interesting :) And this image is so lovely. Lucinda :) Wonder why they havent made a movie out of this or a TV series :)
emmecielle
Wonderful image and dedi! Happy birthday to Gail! :)
Faemike55
I have one of the books, where Luggage first appears - definitely has a bit of an attitude Great render and a big Happy Birthday to your sister
flavia49
fantastic picture
myrrhluz
There have been stage and television adaptations of some of Terry Pratchett's books. I like the television adaptations of "Hogfathers" and "Going Postal" a lot.
mickeyrony
I am like in the desert whit this work my beautiful ? But Happy Birthdau Gail ((5++))
clbsmiley
Happy Birthday Gail. I am sure she likes it. :)
goodoleboy
Never heard of the books that this fantastic rendering is based on, but you did a yeoman's job on its creation, Lucinda. The transparent crystal objects remind me of swans.
npauling
A lovely fantasy image for your sister. The luggage looks to be enjoying its voyage.
wysiwig
I have no idea what you are talking about but you've put in a marvelous effort for your sister. Happy birthday Gail.
anianiani
Stunning Art ...Thanks..Happy Birthday Gail...
jayfar
Very pretty Lucinda and a happy birthday to Gail.
jendellas
What fun, love those little legs, with their wellies on :o)
Mondwin
Splendid creation my dear Lucinda!!!Bravissima!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
fallen21
Excellent work.
KatesFriend
Very sorry, I missed this one somehow. I've never read 'Discworld', I guess now I will have to if I'm the delve into significance of this beautiful image. You know how much a hate reading.... too many notes, er... words. Though your depiction of the local fluid dynamics is intriguing. With all the grace and elegance that complex partial differential equations can muster.