18 march
colour
snowfields
First Snow
Happy birthday to my beautiful daughter, Bonnie. She brings me so much joy. My first snow day of the year! I work at a Montessori school and we are getting our first big snow storm of the year so.... SNOW DAY!! I made my own hummus last weekend. It was delicious. I added a little bit of turmeric along with the chickpeas, lemon, tahini, and garlic. I plan on eating a more plant based diet this year. It's only been a week and I'm already feeling better. I did eat two slices of mushroom pizza last night and ended up having heartburn so it will be a good long time before I eat dairy again. Each month one of our families brings in a bouquet of flowers. We cut most of the stems off and place them on a tray which we place on the children's table. We place another tray with a very small pitcher and a few very small bud vases. The child fills up the pitcher using water from the bathroom sink, brings it back to the table and pours the water in a bud vase of their choosing. Th
Your first shot looks like a beautiful painting. I love what you did with the processing.
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absolutely beautiful photos and lovely texture.
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enjoy your day!
Sugar-frosted seed pods..... :-)
ReplyDeleteLove all the texture play on the top one and oh my that second one looks like a painting, beautiful angle and crop. Super lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely colors and wonderful texture edit, are those seed pods? Oh how I wished for snow this winter but we didn't get it, so I'll enjoy the snow through your lens :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThat first shot does indeed look like a painting. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the first one picture, colors are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots!!!!!! WOW
ReplyDeletediane @ thoughts and shots
How lovely.
ReplyDeleteWow...great photos and textures. Love the background in the first one especially....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the color and how I can count the little fuzzies (Is that a word?) on the seed pods.
ReplyDeleteI adore that second shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and creative photography ~ love the first one and wondering if you would tell me what photo edit software you use? Am trying to decide which one to purchase ~ Thanks, xxx
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I love that first shot, it's so soft yet still has great detail!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely soft pictures.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening.
Mormor
http://www.starbear.no/mormor/2014/03/18/ingen-villblomst-ikke-her/
Beautiful shots!! I really like the first one particularly!!
ReplyDeleteLovely texture on the first one and great design in the second.
ReplyDeleteBoth wonderful pictures, but the seed pod picture is a work of art!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shapes in the first photo. I love that you can see the tiny hairs on them.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow, your pictures are super great!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors, esp the first one!
Brigitte
Beautiful Textures! Am intrigued by your first one. Do you remember which settings you used?
ReplyDeleteI love your photographs. They make me happy.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous textures and images. The first image is my favorite, well done. Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love what you've done with the dried flower buds. A lovely edit. And the hay in the fields ... a wonderful story.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and vintage looking. Love your new header. xo Karen
ReplyDeleteWhat a feel to the second picture. Love your new header too.
ReplyDeleteNice compositions, very relaxing to view.
ReplyDeleteStunning! All those rolls of hay (or whatever they are--I'm not a country girl) are intriguing. These are very pleasing images.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I do love this set!! Visiting from Texture Twist.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I love the winter field.
ReplyDeleteLooks really like a painting! Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choice of textures to enhance the nature shots.... Michelle
ReplyDeletevery pretty effects; I love the snowfields image
ReplyDeletethank you so much for all of the lovely comments. I wish I remembered the process I used on this image. However, I just play around with the textures that I have until I see something I like. I use Picnic which is free on line.
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