Wasn’t sure whether Debbie wanted wind (noun as in the meteorological phenomenon) or wind (verb as to what you do with an old clock, for example) when I noted what this week’s word was to be on last Sunday’s post.
Anyway, I had some fun with ICM, and thought these decaying blooms looked as if they had been in a gale:
Linked to One Word Sunday at Debbie’s here
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ooh clever
I do try!!
Nice one!
Thanks, Sheree!
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Another option would be rotating the camera as in winding
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Good choice. ‘Wind’ as in winding a clock might be a tough challenge indeed.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete!
It’s enough to blow the petals off Sue 🙂 🙂
I thought so!
That worked, Sue. 🙂
Nice, Sue. Very creative!
Pleased you like it, Amy!
Such a great image, Sue. You did a good job replicating a gale-force wind effect. 🙂
Thanks, Sylvia! A bit of fun!