Silhouette Foolery

This started out as a shot of peanut shells left behind after Bester's latest snack but quickly grew into this ridiculous offering.

[Annie D]

Very colourful and creative Ann Foolery ☺

[Babs]

Not a ridiculous offering at all it is fabulous. fav.

[Connie Little]

Fabulous offering. Very colourful. I like the silhouettes in amongst the colour.

[Margo]

Love this interesting collage

[Joyce]

Not ridiculous. A great collage

[Peter Day]

a bit bright, however I like it.

[Sally Ings]

The colours are so vibrant and cheerful. Really cool silhouettes. Lots to look at.

[Lou Ann]

Funny, I don’t see any peanut shells! LOL.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@annied @onewing @littleconnie @777margo @thistle @peterday @salza @louannwarren

Thank you Annie, Babs, Connie, Margo, Joyce, Peter, Sally, and Lou Ann for your kind words, enthusiastic support and favs!

@louannwarren If I told you which blotches were the peanuts you'd still have a hard time seeing them!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So pretty and creative.

[Kerri]

Awesome shots

[Diane]

I love it--the silhouettes and the colors. Amazing creative processing. But where are the peanut shells?

[Helen Jane]

It is hard to see how you got to here from your starting point - but looks like with a lot of imagination and fun. I particularly like how your tree looks against the lovely background you created.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@mittens @kerristephens @eudora @helenhall
Thank you Marilyn, Diane, and Helen!

@eudora @helenhall Even if I pointed them out to you, you would not be able to "see" the discarded shells. Changing the colors of the original photo completely erased any distinguishing marks.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kerristephens Thanks Kerri!

[Henri Russell]

Looks like a very colorful collage. I can't find the peanut shells.

[wendy frost]

Great colours and silhouette figures.

[Rob Z]

Fun though!! To make and to view!!

[katy]

I have no earthly idea how you went from peanut shells to this beautiful piece of art but it certainly high lights your skills

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@henrir @wendyfrost @robz @grammyn
Thank you Henri (you wouldn't be able to see them even if I pointed them out. The effect really erases any distinction of them)
Thanks Wendy!
Thank you Rob!
Thanks Katy- it's the too many effects syndrome- that's how!