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Shadow self portrait in Tufty’s droppings
Whilst waiting around for Mr G on holiday (yes often it us women who wait for the other to be ready), I aimed the camera for some selfie shadow shots. This one appears to show a bit of a diva, hand on head with a sharp profile which goes to show how much the camera can deceive. I was rather amused by the infill textures of tufted grass and rabbit droppings – something an art exhibition might make muck much of.
Am joining Debbie for her six word Saturday which is confined to title only – verbosity is optional
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I like your description of the challenge 🙂 And enjoyed your imagination.
Perhaps more tomorrow, as the One Word Sunday challenge topic is Selfie!!
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Aha – should have saved it for then but liked the title challenge
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It does look diva-like! Although I took the rabbitt droppings for pebbles, which made me think it looked like a mosaic filled your shadow head.
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hard to be a diva in droppings – imagine them as pearls 😉
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