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Here are the most interesting circles I could come up with for the challenge this week. This is a large, hand painted wooden collector's button from Russia on top of the over-sprayed metal lid to our hay bin. I do wish I knew the story it tells.
The imagery depicts a crying fish--perhaps because he's been turned into an island?--a woman carrying water over her shoulders to her home, and a beautiful wooden church in the architectural style characteristic from where my ancestors came.
Church in Turza, Poland
(courtesy the wikicommons)
I love all the circles in this architecture. Maybe this is why I designed our chicken coop with curving walls?
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10 comments:
I just love the button. I hope it is safe hanging there and does not fall off!
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I especially love that church in Poland! Wow.
love the button.
That church is cool! I've never seen anything like it.
I once went to our mountain and saw a giant Mullein. Do you use it as a herb?
How does the bead work work?
I did not take the church in Poland photo, just added it so you could see where the button's church imagery came from. Someday I hope to visit and photograph it myself!
Ann, I mostly grow Mulleins for the bees, but I have used it with olive oil in earache healing. I believe as an herb it is more commonlysmoked for respiratory issues and I don't smoke anything.
The online filter allows you to upload a photo from your hard drive and it applies the beads, all you need to do is save it to your hard drive.
quite a contrast in those two circles! your plate is truly interesting!
Cool choices, the button is fascinating..:-)
i like the detail captured in your first photo, very nice
I love the Polish church and the button. The bead effect is interesting. Glad a program did that..all I could think of was how much work that would be beading the design?
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