The Color Wheel Project

Color Wheel Project: Red Taken earlier this Summer in my garden.

10-Week Color Wheel Project: Pink One of the many beautiful costumes used during the making of the acclaimed British T.V. series "Downton Abby". It is presently on display at the Winterthur Museum near Wilmington, DE. The exhibit runs through to January, 2015.

Color Wheel Project: Orange I spotted this beautiful flower during my walk through Winterthur Gardens in Northern Delaware.

Color Wheel Project: Yellow I spotted thse gorgeous sunflowers at Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA. Thank you all so much for your wonderful comments, faves and invites! Have a wonderful week! :))

10-Week Color Wheel Project: Green One of the many pretty sights at Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, PA. Thank you so much for all the lovely comments and faves; they are very much appreciated!

10-Week Color Wheel Project: Blue Photographed at Longwood Gardens this past Spring. These flowers were among my favorites during my visit. Maybe it's because blue is my favorite color :) Thank you so much for your lovely comments and faves; your feedback means a lot! A very special thank you to Alina Orlicka who was inspired by this photo to compose the lovely poem below: A Sea of Blue Anemones Alina Orlicka “Anemony“ © Ach, ileż tu niebieskości, której niebo może pozazdrościć! Wśród łubinów, zieleni - anemony! Cały świat niebiesko-zielony!... Alina Orlicka “The anemones“© Ah, how much the blue there is here, which the sky might envy! Among the lupine, the greenery - the anemones! The whole world is the blue-green!...

Archive Airings - AA170 - Purple Thank you all so much for your kind words and faves, friends! :))

The 10 week Colorwheel Project: Brown Three of the many beautiful costumes used during the making of the acclaimed British T.V. series "Downton Abby". They are presently on display at the Winterthur Museum near Wilmington, DE. The exhibit runs through to January, 2015.

The Color Wheel Project: Black Anyone who is a baseball fan knows Yankee great Mariano Rivera, who retired from baseball after the 2013 season. He will long be remembered as the best relief pitcher of all time. He accomplished his remarkable feats using primarily one pitch: a unique fast ball cutter that broke a lot of bats. It looked so easy, but if Rivera was "on", it was a pitch that was impossible to hit. In 2013, the Yankees retired his uniform number 42; he was the last major league player to wear the number full-time, following its league-wide retirement in honor of Jackie Robinson. But it is his life off the field that endeared him to all baseball fans. His charity, The Mariano Rivera Foundation, has provided health clinics for children where there was no existing clinic, and obtained/bought hospital ambulances and rescue vehicles where needed. It offers an Annual Incentive Scholarship Program, which provides finances to underprivileged students. He has also given many citizens of his native Panama a chance to better their lives through his charitable work. My first attempt using B&W threshold processing. Not perfect by any means, but interesting to use...