Kaleidoscope S1: Free desktop background |
God is the ultimate creator, and God gifted humans with the ability to create. So for me, creating is an exhilarating experience - when I create I feel closer to God.
Kaleidoscope S2: Free desktop background |
Kaleidoscope S3: Free desktop background |
Creating this set of kaleidoscopes was particularly rewarding because I finally like the resulting images almost more then the initial photo.
Kaleidoscope S4: Free desktop background |
('Goth' referring to those people who like to wear black with black fingernail polish, etc.)
Kaleidoscope S5: Fall foliage with altered colors |
Wisconsin fall foliage, October 2013 |
Fall foliage: Free desktop background |
... acting like dabs of paints that become an impressionistic (or pointillism?) fantasy in the kaleidoscopes.
Kaleidoscope S6: Fall foliage with altered colors |
Kaleidoscope S7: Fall foliage |
Kaleidoscope S8: Fall foliage |
I'm hoping you enjoy this latest batch of inspired creations. I'd love to hear your thoughts if you have the time.
Click on the images to see them enlarged. (Yes, you can see these images even larger!) The best way to see the images in their largest format is to (on a windows system) right click on the image and select "open in new tab" from the option box that opens. This bypasses software that limits the size of the image opened. On the newly opened image, click on the image again to see it zoomed maximum.
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Peacock Kaleidoscope |
Mosaic Window |
I am linking to these parties:
Southern Daydreamer: Outdoor Wednesday 300 (Entry 2 of 45.)
Lavender Garden: Cottage Style 116 (Entry 1of 47.)b
Savvy Style: Wow Us Wed 190 (Entry 46 of 312.) *
Green Willow Pond: What We Accomplished Wed 63 (Entry 26 of 92.)
Girlish Whims: Your Whims Wed 183 (Entry 19 of 221.)
Family Home: Wow us Wed (Entry 1 of 68.) Lavender Garden: Cottage Style 116 (Entry 1of 47.)b
Savvy Style: Wow Us Wed 190 (Entry 46 of 312.) *
Green Willow Pond: What We Accomplished Wed 63 (Entry 26 of 92.)
Girlish Whims: Your Whims Wed 183 (Entry 19 of 221.)
Someday Crafts: Whatever Goes Wed 243 (Entry 4 of 335.)
Our World: Our World Tuesday (Entry 66 of 138.)
Travel Photo: Travel Photo Mondays (Entry 24 of 29.)
Mandarin Orange: Mandarin Orange Mon 113 (Entry 29 of 29.)
Creative Everyday: Creative Everyday (Entry 24 of 45.)
Youll Shoot Your Eye Out: Youll Shoot Your Eye Out (Entry 22 of 26.)
Nfmemes: NF Inspiring Photography 109 (Entry 24 of 24.)
Image-in-ing: Image-in-ing (Entry 120 of 131.)
Kent Weakley: Sweet Shot Tue 41 (Entry 40 of 48.)
Mon Mellow Yellows: Mon Mellow Yellows (Entry 33 of 33.)
Good North Coast: Reconnect with Nature (Entry 5 of 8.)
Gotta Create: Wildly Original 125 (Entry 81 of 158.)
Creative Princess: Party 179 (Entry 1 of 113.)
Katherine: Thurs Favorite Things 160 (Entry 70 of 380.)
Jan Olson: Share your Cup of Tea Thur 121 (Entry 29 of 139.)
A Delight: Home and Garden Thur (Entry 6 of 169.)
Ivy and Elephants: Whats it Wed 137 (Entry 133 of 186.)
From my Porch: Treasure Hunt Thur 176 (Entry 36 of 119.)
Charm of Home: Home Sweet Home 190 (Entry 7 of 157.) *
French Country: Feather Nest Fri (Entry 37 of 271.) *
Craftberry Bush: Inspiration Gallery (Entry 86 of 224.) *
Redoux Interiors: Handmade Hangout 16 (Entry 172 of 378.)
Craftberry Bush: Inspiration Gallery (Entry 86 of 224.) *
Redoux Interiors: Handmade Hangout 16 (Entry 172 of 378.)
Romantic Home: Show and Tell (Entry 35 of 193.) *
Chic: Flaunt it Friday 225 (Entry 12 of 185.)
Shabby Nest: Frugal Friday (Entry 22 of 168.)
Maleviks Rose: Saturday Show Off (Entry 19 of 58.)
Natasha in Oz: Say G'day Sat 108 (Entry 77 of 407.)
Be Diff: Show and Tell Sat (Entry 1 of 252.)
Pieced Pastimes: Saturday Sparks 84 (Entry 30 of 116.)
Thoughts from Alice: Sun At Home 32 (Entry 24 of 76.)
Lavender Cottage: Mosaic Monday 10 (Entry 6 of 36.)
Boogie Board: Masterpiece Mon 195 (Entry 10 of 108.)Maleviks Rose: Saturday Show Off (Entry 19 of 58.)
Natasha in Oz: Say G'day Sat 108 (Entry 77 of 407.)
Be Diff: Show and Tell Sat (Entry 1 of 252.)
Pieced Pastimes: Saturday Sparks 84 (Entry 30 of 116.)
Thoughts from Alice: Sun At Home 32 (Entry 24 of 76.)
Lavender Cottage: Mosaic Monday 10 (Entry 6 of 36.)
Under the Table: Sunday Showcase 263 (Entry 48 of 204.)
Uncommon Design: Monday Funday (Entry 105 of 524.)
Mod Vintage: Mod Mix Mon 171 (Entry 8 of 78.)
BNOTP: Metamorphis Monday (Entry x of 143.) *
Coastal Charm: Nifty Thrifty Tues 232 (Entry 61 of 181.)
* Stroll Life: Inspire Me Tues 238 (Entry 129 of 309.)
Uncommon Slice: Inspire Me Monday (Entry 123 of 259.)
Its Overflowing: Count your Blessings (Entry 107 of 112.)
Cedarhill Ranch: The Scoop 140 (Entry 168 of 335.)
My Salvaged Treasures: Vintage Inspiration (Entry 23 of 105.)
Rambling Woods: Nature Notes (Entry 6 of 30.)
Carolyn: The Inspiration Board (Entry 141 of 201.)
Elizabeth: Be Inspired 138 (Entry 76 of 128.) *
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You were truly bless with a great talent. It so nice that you make it possible for others to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for your talent and that you posted these wonderful kaleidoscopes.
ReplyDeleteJM, Illinois
I'd love to know how you capture kaleidoscopic images.
ReplyDeleteHello NC Sue. The photo is taken like normal, and then a software program creates the kaleidoscope image.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever thought of creating fabric from these beautiful images?
ReplyDeleteHello Donna - Wouldn't fabric be awesome? I quilt, you may have noticed...
ReplyDeleteI am loving your beautiful images, what a wonderful way to celebrate Fall. Thanks for sharing them at Reconnect with Nature. xx
ReplyDeleteHow lovely and colourful!
ReplyDeleteI love these... they are so bright and colorful... and start out so simply. Thank you for sharing them. :)
ReplyDeleteintriguing and beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteOh, these are so beautiful. I have a kaleidoscope lens but it doesn't fit on my camera. Hmmm, maybe I'll try using duct tape to hold it in place.
ReplyDeleteThese designs remind me of an intricate and colourful mandala. Stunning.
ReplyDeleteThe colors and patterns are so intriguing! Lovely series.
ReplyDeleteI think that these are absolutely gorgeous! The colors of Fall worked wonderfully. Thanks for creating and sharing these with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
G'day and thanks for sharing at our #SayGdayParty Love these!
ReplyDeletePlease make sure to revisit and Say G'day to the hosts and people at the party if you haven't already!
Cheers! Joanne
Thanks for the link back GREATLY appreciate!
I love these beautiful and colorful images! Your are creative! Enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteHave you yet told us the program or app you use to do this? Did I miss it? Nice stuff - it would be fun to try.
ReplyDeleteA creative series of the autumn leaves.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Mosaic Monday.
Amazing what the autumn leaves have become. Like the simile between God and creative
ReplyDeleteLovely ,greeting from Belgium.
ReplyDeleteI adore seeing the original pictures for these images.
ReplyDeleteAmazing vibrant colors! Thanks for joining in at Song-ography!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful artwork made with autumn colors!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how you do that, but they are really amazing. Is that a program or an application or something? And am also awed with the number of links you have with your posts. Amazing indeed.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love these!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful.. I hope you frame them. Such happy images... Thank you for linking into Nature Notes... Michelle
ReplyDeleteLove it! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy
Love the beautiful colors! Thanks so much for sharing them at Vintage Inspiration Party.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I didn't know you could do that! They are gorgeous! Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteHello there! I could have sworn I've been to this website before but after reading through some
ReplyDeleteof the post I realized it's new to me. Nonetheless, I'm definitely glad I
found it and I'll be bookmarking and checking back often!
Seems, your program is much better than Lunapic, what would never make such a lot of details..
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