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Creativity Boot Camp - Day 9

I am so disappointed with today's photo. Our daily prompt was drizzle with the miserable day we had weather wise yesterday it would have been easy to get a photo of drizzle. Today, not so much! Grrr. I thought I would take a picture of the golden syrup being drizzled into the Rocky Road I was making this evening. Great, I took about 24 pictures, not easy trying to drizzle with one hand and take the picture with another. The best of the bunch was this one.
I'm afraid I can't take anymore photos the cake is done, so with slight embarrassment I'm posting it. I don't want to miss any of the days challenges this far into the boot camp. I'll just have to claim an 'off' day.
For my crafty friends, I have made some more dahlia's for friends (whether they want them or not!). I think I've got it now.
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Maegan Beishline said…
I think you did great! This is a great representation of a really tricky theme!
14 June 2010 at 21:00
Crafting Queen said…
Like the idea behind the photo. Great flowers,must try it sometime.
14 June 2010 at 21:02
Sherree said…
there is nothing wrong with your photo.It shows the theme well, makes me want some lol my address is ... lol. Ive heard a tripod and a remote helps when trying to take a shot when 2 hands are needed to make the shot lol. Beautiful flowers as well!
15 June 2010 at 00:26
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