Tuesday, April 24, 2007
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- Kim Carney
- I look for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is my place where I save wonderful discoveries since 2004. Please contact me at kimberlycarney AT hotmail DOTCOM.
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April
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- My Last Weekdays Off
- Nothing Fancy
- Neeta Madahar's Falling
- Lilacs In Borders
- What I Saw In The Garden Today
- Molly Catherine!
- Forgotten Stories
- Illustration Friday - Remember
- Catherine Campbell
- Mattijn Franssen
- Seeking Silence
- Self-Portrait Challenge - 04.24
- From Laura's Garden
- Trillium Turning Purple
- Jennifer Is Sharpening Her Sculptures
- The Best Kind Of Diversion
- Fine Vine Maple
- Visual DNA
- One Cloud
- Bye Bye Bees
- Sunday Morning Random Blog-Hopping
- Glow In The Dark
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- Earth To Earth -- Martin Hill
- Today's Horoscope
- Why?
- Wanting And Having
- Becoming
- Mourning A Loss
- Disenfranchized
- I Think I Think, But I'm Not Sure
- Nieuw Leven
- Too Busy To Think Today
- TP
- Self-Portrait Challenge - 04.17
- Yummy For Your Tummy
- Walking Around OK Art
- JPG (Tiny)
- Real Rain And 4 Other Senses
- Bravo And Beautiful
- This Is Why
- Does It Fit?
- A Photo Challenge
- Hiëronymus Bosch
- Red Ring Friday
- For Fun
- Tiny Yellow Thurday
- Bottled Up Money
- Reverse Inspiration
- Pink Wednesday
- Green Tuesday
- Self-Portrait Challenge - 04.10
- Good Enough To Eat
- I Want To Play
- Lucky Me, Lucky Oliver
- Smells Like Vanilla
- The Closer I Look ...
- Quilts - Paper And Pixels
- Monday Morning
- Sunday Best
- Illustration Friday - Green
- Funny Bunny And Slick Chick
- My Name In Lights
- Stately Eggs
- Ringwork Castles
- Jane Ganahl
- Self-Portrait Challenge - 04.03
- Harnessing Energy
- Parlez-Vous Français?
- Duane Needs This
- I Am Delivered
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2 comments:
Beautiful Kim! We have them growing wild out in the forest here, and they are always one of the most wonderful unexpected surprises to come across.
i love this photo - looks almost like paper.
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