Fan Abstract 1

Fan Abstract 1, by Mary Stebbins Taiit. Click iamge to view larger.

This is the same fan that appeared in Blue and lavender a couple pix back, treated as a starter for an sbstract.

It could also be considered as part of the cicles and squares abstract gseries, though its genesis was different. 

White Orchid

White Orchid, photo by Mary Stebbins Taitt. Click image to view larger. 

Low Key Fan 3

Low Key Fan 3, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger. A 3rd attempt to rescue that low key fan. It doesn't seem to want to be rescued! 

Gallery

Gallery, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger. This is my third in the series. The first is at Unbearable Darkness and the 2nd is at amarypoem.

For Monday Artday.

Rain

Rain, by Mary Stebbins Taitt, for Illustration Friday. Click image to view larger. 

At the Edge

At the Edge, by Mary Stebbins Taitt, Day Lily at Cranbrook. Click image to view larger. 

The Birth of Flight 10

The Birth of Flight 10, by Mary Stebbins Taitt, Click image to view larger. 

Wet Roses at Cranbrook

Wet Roses at Cranbrook, by Mary Stebbins, click image to view larger. We had to run througfh the rain to get to the art museumm, but I stopped and grabbed this shot. Yesterday, with Harry and Ann Mary and Keith and Graham.

for Thursday Photo Challenge Wet. 

Dance: Terns Dance in the Dancing Aurora

Dance: Terns Dance in the Dancing Aurora, by Mary Stebbi9ns Taitt. Click image to view larger. This is a composite image (collage) of a doubled Aurora art installation at the Detroit Federal Building and a doubled dancing tern from Detroit Metrobeach, digitally painted. Both the Aurora and the terns are dancing!

For the Dance theme of Illustration Friday.

Also called The Birth of Flight 8.

Through the Inferno Unscathed

Through the Inferno Unscathed, by Mary Stebbins Taitt. Click image to view larger.

For Birds theme of Thursday Photo Challenge.

This photo is a composite of two pictures I took, one of a tern at Detroit Metrobeach and the other of the Aurora Art installation at the Renaisance Center in Detroit. It is made of glass with lights shining through creating designs on the ceiling.

More Aurora

More Aurora, by Mary Stebbins Taitt, click image to see larger. Another attempt at making it look more "realistic." 

Another Aurora Variation

Another Aurora Variation, by Mary Stebbins Taitt. Click image to view larger. I wanted to make it pink and green, as they are common colors I see in the actual Aurora. 

Aurora Series

Aurora Series, by Mary Taitt, click images to view larger. The first of these is the original unaltered image from the Federal Building in Detroit where we went to get our marriage license, the second one is solarized, and the third and fourth are treated with red and orange overlays. There are tall pieces of glass lit from underneath. The lower part is the glass and the upper is the light projected onto the ceiling through the glass. Another.

Day Lily at Sunset

Day Lily at Sunset, by Mary Taitt, click image to view larger. Nothing done to the color which was enhanced by the sunglow. 

Emily Tosses the Frisbee

Emily Tosses the Frisbee, by Mary Taitt. Click image to view larger. 

Shapes Abstract #61

Shapes Abstract #61, by Mary Stebbins. Please click image to view larger. 

"Don't Fence Me In"

"Don't Fence Me In," by Mary Stebbins, Click image to view larger. 

Coming in from a Long Paddle

Coming in from a Long Paddle, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger. Another from the Fog Series at the Pinery. 

Honeymoon

Honeymoon, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger. For Monday Artday. I wanted to do more with this but ran out of time. Also, it didn't post as well as it looked on the original. Sorry!

First Peony

First Peony, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger.

For the "New" theme for Photo Friday. Peonies look so fresh and lovely when they first open! 

Portrait of Aylayna

Portrait of Aylayna, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger. For Illustration Friday, Portrait. I also did another portrait today, a compositing self portrait. I would have liked to have posted it for this challenge, but last time I posted a piece I thought was art, was an illo, was composting, I got chastised for it, but without an explanation. So click here if you'd like to see a very different sort of portrait of me by me.

Out of the Fog

Out of the Fog, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger. The Pinery, Memorial Day Weekend.

For Lacrima Thursday Photo Challange: transportation. 

Dragon Driftwood

Dragon Driftwood, by Mary Stebbins. Click image to view larger.

This was taken at the Pinery on 5/27/06 in fog. I am submitting it for the honeymoon theme of Monday Artday. It is actually photoart, as I have altered it from the original.