Thank you, Shells!

In the last day or so, I found Michelle Young’s 365th post and the news that she probably won’t be posting very often in the future. Admittedly she’s had a rough year, so many of us who have “followed” her understand, but I couldn’t let her #365 pass without a thank you for all of the gorgeous water drop and water crown shots and all of the history lessons she’s given us from around Scotland and England!

I have not tried any water crown shots myself, so all I can do is what I know … which is math (“maths”), of course. So here’s a mathematical expression with a “splashy” 3d plot just for you, Michelle!

http://365project.org/michelleyoung/365

A year ago (“A ‘Stro-burst’?”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-01-16

[Wendy]

This is so nice of you Thom! Michelle is one amazing lady and I sure have admired her strength and perseverance over this last year! She is awesome!

[Tari]

very thoughtful idea, Thom ~ well executed, too =)

[Michelle]

Awwwww Thom thank you so much, how wonderfully sweet of you.. I am so touched :) You are so graciou and kind, thank you from my heart :)
That is a brilliant splash :) we each have our own methods :) x

@exposure4u Wendy, massive hugs, thank you kindly xx

[Rick Schies]

Well done Thom.

[Thom Mitchell]

@exposure4u Well said of Michelle, Wendy. I would add strength and perseverance *with grace*. She *is* awesome.

@sitiodown Aww, thanks, Tari!

@michelleyoung How generous of you — we do indeed have our own methods!!

@digitalrn Thanks so much, Rick. The concept was easy. It was trying to get the image reasonably "level" given the natural "warping" of the image's lines from edge-to-edge. Not that I aspire to perfection, of course…

[Michelle]

** Blushes ** Thank you from my heart :) x

[Thom Mitchell]

@michelleyoung A year hence… Wow; where does the time go?

[Michelle]

Gosh knows Thom, It has flown past :)