Jigsaw Puzzles by Independent Artists

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Jigsaw Puzzles by Bill Swartwout Photography — More than 700 Jigsaw Designs with images by Bill Swartwout Photography.

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Jigsaw Puzzle of the Indian River Bridge at Twilight

Jigsaw Puzzle of a Crowded Beach at Ocean City, Maryland

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Jigsaw Puzzle of French Fries Not Judging You — This puzzle design always evokes a laugh.

July 30, 2015September 14, 2020

Fabricated Unlikelihood Of A Sunflower In Love

Heart-Shaped Sunflower Manipulation

The other day I went out shortly after sunrise to catch two small fields of sunflowers with my camera. I did mange a couple of nice shots and one “interesting” image that I grabbed from an oblique angle. It might have been fine by itself but I imagined a reflected image creating something more. So I fired up Photoshop Elements and flipped the right side over the left and voila – had a heart-shaped sunflower. Had it been red instead of yellow I might have had the makings of a Valentine’s Card. While I don’t mind taking a different view I don’t want to mess with Mother Nature too much (like making a yellow flower into a red flower). 🙂

While it is somewhat heart-shaped it also has some other possibilities. I posted the image over at Fine Art America and asked for suggestions. Wow! I was both surprised and impressed with the variety of images seen within this sunflower. Some were rather remarkable and insightful – and gave me a new perspective on what I had created.

To read all about it (and to see a larger version of this image in more detail) click on over to my online gallery at US Pictures dot com. Either click the photo above or click: http://www.BillSwartwoutPhotography.com.

BTW, the title for this post was gleaned from a suggestion by RG Kernodle Art.

BTW #2 – Camera used was an Olympus E-M10 (mft) with a 40-150mm m.Zuiko Lens.

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December 22, 2014November 9, 2017

Merry Christmas to Family, Friends and Clients

I usually don’t shoot “holiday decoration” scenes but this year I found an exception. I’ll use it to illustrate this post where I want to wish everyone a…

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Downtown Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, is beautifully decorated. We drove around the Rehoboth Circle on Friday night, December 20th, and I had to go back the next evening to photograph this scene of the lighthouse which was tastefully decorated and served as a “Welcome to Rehoboth Beach for the Holidays” greeting to visitors entering downtown from Route 1 and “The Outlets.”