Digital Photography: Healthy Life

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Digital Photography: Healthy Eating

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Admittedly, a month ago, I did not know what a diptych was.  Where have I been, you might ask?  Well, right here, doing what I usually do.  For whatever reason this term never hit my radar screen and I didn’t know what I was missing!  Life is meant for learning, so some three weeks later, I have a better grasp of this form of art.

Thanks to the Female Photographers of Etsy group (about which I cannot say enough good things), I have joined their newest project called ‘Miss Match’.  Two or three photographers are paired together and given a theme to interpret as they see fit.  The resulting images are positioned into a dip or triptych and posted on the Miss Match blog, which can be found at www.missmatchproject.blogspot.com.

I was paired with a fabulously talented photographer, Cassie Beck, of Brighton, UK.   You can visit Cassie’s Etsy shop HERE.  She is fond of vintage and nostalgic images and her work is just that – reminiscent of days gone by.

Here is our first diptych for ‘Tiny”.  Ta da!

Cassie’s image is on the left, mine is on the right.

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