Don't forget -- I will be selecting a new word this Friday, so get your "blue" submissions in soon!
(c) Lisa Haney
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Another "Blue" Submission by Lisa Haney
Blue 1 and Blue 2 by Martha Wilson
photos (c) Martha Wilson
These photos were submitted by a friend of mine from Southern California, Martha Wilson. She is one of the many people I met when I worked at KPCC-FM (back when they still played music and used volunteers for their membership drives ...)
Thanks, Martha for sharing your photos with me -- it seems like old times!
A Little Patch of Blue by Lisa Haney
This is another submission by Lisa Haney. I wonder if she took this photograph here in Central Oregon ...? As a photographer, one of the things I love most about this part of Oregon is our ever-changing skies. We get some of the most intense, wonderfully colorful (or deeply foreboding) looking skies!
Monday, July 28, 2008
"Blue" submissions by Kymberli Colbourne
These photos were sent to me by my friend Kymberli Colbourne. Kymberli is a professional voice over artist by day (www.kcvoice.com), and in her free time she acts, directs and does set design for the local theaters here in Central Oregon.
I especially love the photo of the hammack in the trees -- it makes me wish I were there right now!
Camano Camp Site 3
Lake Crescent Dusk Marg
OPI Water View
Mulan Corkscrew
Above photos by Kymberli Colbourne (c)2008
Deep Blue by Lisa Haney
This is my friend Lisa Haney's interpretation of the current word "blue." She took this photo at the Maui Aquarium. 
Deep Blue by Lisa Haney (c) 2007
Monday, July 21, 2008
Blue Submissions by Tina M. Harris
Poetic License: stretching the boundaries of interpretation.
-- Brad Hills, our living room, 2008.
Am I Blue? (c) 2008 by Tina M. Harris
-- Brad Hills, our living room, 2008.
Am I Blue? (c) 2008 by Tina M. HarrisWelcome to my new site -- the Poetic License Photo Blog! I started this project as a way to get my creativity flowing again -- by using photographs and the written word to "stretch the boundaries of interpretation." I have scribled various words on slips of papers and placed them in a glass bowl. Every couple of weeks or so I will draw a new word and I will attempt to create new photos based on the given word. It is my hope that I will convince others to join me in creating new works that take "poetic license" with the selected words (and that you will get your friends to join in as well!)
The first word I drew was "blue." The photo above is one interpretation of the word. Here's another --
Blue (c) 2008 by Tina M. Harris
If you are interested in participating, please send your photographic interpretation of the current word, "blue" by Friday, August 1st, 2008.
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