Tuesday, 26 June 2012

Tales of the Riverbank

Hi you all, it's time for another Tag Tuesday. Our theme this week is *Tales of the Riverbank*. I sat here, storming my poor brain, and wondering what to do, and then I remembered that I live round the corner from the Rhine, and there is a stream directly next to the house here - duh! Problem solved! I made a collage of photos taken along the riverbanks - the ruins of the castle, the shore, the houses, boats and the ferry. The background is a photo of the stream next door, complete with the ducks swimming round. I mounted the photo onto a piece of hand-painted paper in watery green-blue, and added a ribbon made from some matching gauzy material strips, and a little shell, from the shore of the Rhine. 


I have included the original collage, too, as the colours in the tag seem to be a bit changed .  The photo underneath shows the colours better.

Have a great week and thanks for looking in! Valerie

13 comments:

  1. Lovely! What wonderful pictures...

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  2. What a lovely collection of photos, and just right for this week's theme - a beautiful, watery tag!

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  3. Great images Valerie, what a lovely place to live! x

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  4. What a cool idea! Love the ducks in the background!

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  5. It looks a lovely place to live, a clever idea.

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  6. What a great idea! You live in such a beautiful place too :0)

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  7. What a fab idea to have a collage of photos..a wonderful and interesting tag! Jan x

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  8. Well done Valerie, great original idea, but do you have to keep rubbing in that you are in France haha !
    Lynn

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  9. Great idea and I love the background with the ducks

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  10. Lynn, I'm in Germany....Rhineland!

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  11. What a gorgeous enticement to visit your area. The Chamber of Commerce should use it!

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  12. great pictures, love the ducks in the background, Jane xx

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  13. Lovely - I really enjoy seeing art work made from where artists live - very special.

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