A while ago, I took some photographs at the Bovey Tracey Contemporary Craft Festival.
I had such a great day – walking around, admiring and photographing. These kinds of events make you yearn to make things..
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Each one of these people is worth checking out and supporting – follow the links and be inspired!
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Something went very wrong with my last post – the image appeared distorted and it posted an old version of text. I’m sorry.
Here instead are some figs, who appear to be sharing a moment.
I like them better than the grasses anyhow.
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I never realised cabbages could be beautiful!
It was hard to work out the light and blur in this one – too much dark and it was too cabbagey, too light and it lost its structure..hoping I’ve found a happy medium..!
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I hope you like this small flower, another from my favourite eyelash plant.
I did experiment with some layers in the background, but actually in the end I liked the space, it felt a bit like the first days of spring, when you step out into open air!
Happy Easter!
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Somehow the black and white fed into the colour here. It makes a story to me, in Cornish light.
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© C.E. Rennie 2015.
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I tried tinsel, biscuits, and baubles, but pears won.
Getting in early to wish you a wonderful Christmas time,
and such a Happy New Year.
See you round the bend!
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I was excited last weekend to find that my music and photographs were featured on Elsa Mora’s generous and lovely blog, Art is a Way.
I’ve been a huge admirer of Elsa’s work for several years now – her intricate papercut work and other fantastic creations are so inspiring. I feel really honoured to be listed there!
The first featured image was one that I had kind of put to the back of my mind, and it was nice to be reminded of it. It inspired me to give this small girl a new view..
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Trying to capture something of a wintery light into this blue..
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