Digital Art and Photography by Peggi Meyer Graminski: August 2006

Digital Collage * iPhoneography * Photography * Altered Art * Fine Art * Photo Fusion * Color Merge * Experimental Photography * An art and photography blog with something for every interest. I use Paint Shop Pro X and Paint Shop Pro X2, as well as Adobe Photoshop CS4 to create my digital collages. Please do not copy the images on this blog without permission. For further information please email me. All of my artwork is Copyright Peggi Meyer Graminski 2005-2016; other images remain the copyright of their original owners.

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My new 2017 calendar is ready for purchase! Please click on the Lulu link, in the right margin and it will take you to the page where you can place your order. This is a 12 month calendar, glossy, measuring 8.5" x 11" - featuring 12 unique digital images that I've created. These can be matted and framed, as the months go by, so it is pretty much like getting 12 prints for only $14.99. Pretty cool, I think =) Please let me know if you have any questions! With blessings of love and light, Peggi

Saturday, August 26, 2006

Sunflowers and Shed

To Castle Rock

Bisbee, AZ

Saturday, August 19, 2006

Crosswalk in Taos

View From the Theatre Window

Thursday, August 17, 2006

Bisbee Alley in August

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

My 500th Post

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Tang Gallery Opening

The Tang Gallery, located in Bisbee, AZ has openings every month or two - and features excellent artwork & handcrafted jewelry - often you can even meet with the artists...if you haven't been there yet, you really should go sometime - you'll be glad you did.

Street Feet

Santa Fe, NM
May 2006

Monday, August 14, 2006

Tombstone Music Man on Allen Street

Saturday, August 12, 2006

In the Bisbee Hills

Patio Garden

In my ever-so-humble opinion, every home should have a place such as this - a little bit of Heaven on Earth I do believe....

Things That Make You Say "Hmmm?"

As Joan and I hiked up and down the many stairs of Bisbee today, this (untouched) site caught my eye - and left me asking many questions...Who had left these picturesque & unbroken bottles along the stairway of beautiful bustling Bisbee? Why were they left behind in such a neat and orderly fashion? Who were the drinkers of this fine beverage? Was there only one drinker, or perhaps two or three? Of course, I will probably never learn the answers to these questions, but it is nice to ponder such things - if only for a moment, and then move on to post more exciting and thrilling pics for your viewing pleasure =)