They were busy clearing the footpath that runs alongside the field so I helped them out by grabbing a handful or two of grasses and weeds. I then took them home and used my scanner and a little bit of jiggery-pokery on the computer to create these pictures.....
I'm not sure which treatment I like best, but I had a lot of fun experimenting. Photos without using a camera!
Take care.
Gorgeous John - I love them all.
ReplyDeleteOh . . . I approve of such jiggery pokery!
ReplyDeleteMasterly jiggery pokery.
ReplyDeleteYour wizardry is impressive, John. It is apparent to all that you have had post doctoral training in jiggery pokery.
ReplyDeleteThe daisies and the grasses immediately above them are my favourites John but I love them all. You are a clever lad - every one is worthy of printing off and framing (and selling so let me know if you decide to do that please}
ReplyDeleteThese are very cool. I might give it a try myself. They all look great but I think no. 4 is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThe Poppies on the white background is my favourite though they are all awesome!
ReplyDeleteClever you!!
These are all so beautiful, John. What a wonderful idea. Jiggery pokery makes some very fine art. I love them all.
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific and would make lovely notecards! I may have to download a few to print out! You are creative!
ReplyDeleteAmazing that you can do that. I had no idea that was possible. These are just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteA great idea, they are lovely. I like the first one and the daisies too:)
ReplyDeleteI like them a lot!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the blue picture next to the end. Very creative, very nice! You have a super day, hugs, Edna B.
ReplyDeleteThe daisies are my favourites, but I like them all.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and very creative, I like them all. What other tricks can you show us? :)
ReplyDeleteThe grasses show up very well. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet it was a lot of fun creating those images! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteVery creative!
ReplyDeleteHow innovative! My favorite is the 6th and 8th images.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh John how fab! I have no idea how you did this but I'm happy you did, so cool to see. I like them all but admit a soft spot for poppy art ��
ReplyDeleteHi John - these are quite delightfully different to look at - what fun ... love them -thank you - Hilary
ReplyDeleteThese were delightful fun to see, John, and just goes to show that creativity is possible even without a camera. I liked the daisies and the poppies. And, it was very thoughtful and helpful of you to help with the clearing by taking samples home for this experiment.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun that must have been. I really liked the daisies best. Pure artwork!
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning. I had no idea this could be done. I agree, artwork, notepads, cards...they'd be great for all of these, or just framing.
ReplyDeleteI thought the first one was a cyanotype sun print. They are all very effective. Jiggery pokery is such fun.
ReplyDeleteI'm recently widowed and doing a little redecorating of the house as a "pick me up". I'm changing colors in my now single bedroom and have been stuck on pictures for the walls. You just showed me what I want. Please think seriously of selling some. I'll be your first customer. Julia in Texas
ReplyDeleteJohn, you are so talented! These images would make beautiful cards. Let me know if you decide to do that.
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