I love this weeks challenge.
PATH
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First
My original photo…
A road in Cameroon
Sepia
and from now
I just played around
The Yellow Wood Road…
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To see other PATHS check out The Weekly Photo Challenge at The Daily Post.
It is where I am off to now.
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Published by Jo Bryant
I was born in the land of Banjo Paterson, gum trees, and weather extremes.
I am a freelance photographer. I love to make images that make people happy. To capture forever a precious moment.
I am also a freelance writer/editor.
I live in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, but still like to claim my Australian heritage.
I graduated with a Bachelor of Communications in 2008.
I am writing my first novel.
I love to write poetry, short stories, and also write for the web.
And there is nothing that is on a par with a sunny summer's day spent at Waihi Beach.
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Chronicles of Illusions 
Cool! I like the third one the best. It looks like a watercolor, and I have an interest in trying to convert photos to look like art. Were these done in Photoshop?
Thanks for visiting my blog and for the nice comment!
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Thanks for stopping by. I like playing with photos, and I like that one as well. No – not Photoshop but PhotoScape.
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a great shot. i like the original the best, although fun to play around!
Thanks for visiting my wintry blog.
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I enjoyed your wintery blog a lot. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. 🙂
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I like the original best too, although I like the first three. Actually, I like the light globes on your background too!
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Thanks. I just like playing around with the programme – seeing how things work or don’t. 🙂
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yay! another Kiwi on here 🙂 I’m a BoP girl originally too, now in Hawke’s Bay. Great photos and I too like your background 🙂
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Thank you – that is a great compliment – much appreciated. 🙂 I lived in Napier for a few months when I first arrived here. I liked the area a lot. 🙂
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Hi Jo 🙂
I got a message from WordPress saying you wanted to see my Black Cats Graphics site. It got moved, it’s now at:
http://blackcatsgraphics.com/ 🙂
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Thanks Brenda – I went to have a look and it said it was private. 🙂
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What an interesting road. I can see why you would take this photo. Love the way you play with your photos. Each one giving a different flavor to the image.
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Thanks – I like the way the different effects can completely alter the perception of each photo. It is fun as well – playing with them. 🙂
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I like all of them! They each have their own character and evoke different emotions. I admit to bias though, like the sepia one best. 😀
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You’re right – there is something to be found in each one. 🙂
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What an interesting road! Great effects!
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Thank you – I think it interesting…
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These are your best photo edits yet! I think the third one looks so much an italian landscape of grape fields. The second one reminds me of old then and now pictures. Like the grounds of an old army outpost. And the fifth like England in the time of Feudalism. Its only missing the horse buggy and farmers.
I can’t pick a favorite. Each one is a world unto itself. I would want to explore them all. Well actualy, you may guess correctly that the 4rth one catches my eye.
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I thought it might. Thanks for saying all those nice things – I am enjoying playing around with editing. Just a big kid really. 🙂
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Very interesting interpretation and changes to photos. I liked the yellow path best. It reminded me of the yellow brick road.
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That’s what the interpretation led me to as well. 🙂
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Great job on the photos! Thanks for sharing. 🙂 Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving your Like and comment. Greatly appreciated.
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Thanks for stopping by and for the great comment – really appreciate it. 🙂
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Love the way you’ve used the editing suite, I like to dabble too and have had some interesting results. I think I like the sepia effect best – sort of like a trip back in time which is just how a visit to Africa can be. Thanks also for you nice comments on my blog!
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Glad you liked them. It is fun to play around and see what you can do with one photo. Though not everything works at times. LOL 🙂
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Nice path…. 🙂
I liked the original… and the light bulbs in the background… they look awesome…
and thanks for stopping by my blog. 🙂
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Glad you liked one – I rather like the light bulbs myself – actually they are popular with lots of people. 🙂
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Great variations on your photo. I also like the light bulbs 😀
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Thanks – I like to try out different expressions with the photos – to see what I can come up with. Yeah – the light bulbs seem to get everyone’s attention and favour. 🙂
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I like the starting photo but I liked the sepia version of it the most. I thought it enhanced the “mood” of the scene.
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Isn’t it wonderful how everyone has a personal favourite? I love the differences in our world. 🙂
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I know I’m off the ‘path’ here, but I just wanted to say that I LOVE the ‘parallel universe’ picture and your caption!
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Thank you – it is great to hear that. After all that is the entrance to the rest of the blog, so it is important that it really shows what both the blog and I am about. Great to get an opinion on it at last. 🙂
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fun, fun, fun! maybe i should add one more because you have included four images, but you get the idea. i thoroughly enjoyed your innovative approach to this week’s challenge! thanks for sharing
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oops, can’t count 🙂
that was five (5) images.
and to reiterate – lots and lots of fun!
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That’s okay – counting talent is not a requirement. LOL
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So glad you enjpyed the offerings this week. 🙂 It is always nice to hear that people like what you have done. 🙂
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Too cool. I love all the alterations you made on the photo. Hope you’re enjoying the long weekend so far!
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Thanks for that. We don’t have a long weekend here this weekend – but I hope yours is great. 🙂
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Wow! What an interesting blog! I will definitely be back. Love your “path” entry.
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Thank you so much – hope to see you again, and that you find something you like when you return. 🙂
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you are so creative!
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Thank you for saying that – glad you stopped by and took the trouble to comment. 🙂
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Really like your header with the dog, too. The movement and energy, captured. Being part of the Weekly Photo Challenge I have “met” the nicest people. I appreciate your comment today. Cheers!
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Thanks – I’ll pass your approval on to Chevvy – she likes that sort of thing. 🙂
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Wonderful path images! Love that you gave us different versions to enjoy. Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier and leaving comments. It’s much appreciated.
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it is great that you liked them – I had fun playing around.
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SO glad you found my blog, because now I am able to see yours as well! Very awesome picture, and I LOVE all the different changes you made to it!
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Thanks for stopping by and saying that you liked it. 🙂
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Nice Photo
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Glad to hear you liked it. 🙂
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Love the original but I also think the third one is pretty awesome too 🙂 Great photos and thank you for stopping by and checking mine out! Hehe
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Thanks. 🙂 I go back and forward between them deciding which one is my favourite – depends on my mood at the time.
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I too enjoy playing with my photos, I do love the yellow road…
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Thank you. 🙂 It can be lots of fun that is for sure.
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My sea paths and Cameroon’s roads seem equally transient. How long can wood hold out against vehicles? I do miss our primitive roads on the island tho’, we used to stop and chat while trying to pass. Now it’s all asphalt and rolled up windows.
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Is it not true that ALL paths are transient? And yes – the old roads lent themselves to conversation much more than the smooth, slick freeways of today. rather like life itself sadly. 😦
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I liked the sepia one best, after that I think you got a bit adventurous! It’s all good fun though.
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i just recently started putting my old negatives on to the computer, and fixing them up. The programme has a few other things and I enjoy playing with it to see what happens. Some things work and some things don’t but I am learning all the time so I enjoy that aspect of it. 🙂
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a nice and interesting path!
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I thought so – thanks for stopping by. 🙂
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wow I love the transformation Jo..very nice to walk on your path..=)
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Well I am glad you enjoyed the stroll John. 🙂
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Those last three hung together would make a great feature – a lovely series
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I had never thought of that – but now you say it I like the idea…
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