Original photos taken at the beach on Naples Bay.
"Be Still" texture courtesy of Kim Klassen.
January 21, 2013
Weathered Wood
Mother Nature has a way of weathering wood that makes the ordinary extraordinary. She is not as kind to the human face, however!
January 18, 2013
4 Chairs and a Table
Adirondack chairs are perfect by the water - don't you think so too?
"Perfect" texture courtesy of Pixel Dust Photo Art.
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Original photo taken at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia.
"Perfect" texture courtesy of Pixel Dust Photo Art.
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January 15, 2013
Morning Cuppa Jo
My mornings are fairly routine. Getting up early, check email, take daily walk/run, return home for breakfast and the read the newspaper before heading into the studio.
My breakfast most days is oatmeal with walnuts and raisins. The first cup of coffee in the morning is a beautiful thing!
My breakfast most days is oatmeal with walnuts and raisins. The first cup of coffee in the morning is a beautiful thing!
"Beauty" texture courtesy of Kim Klassen
January 11, 2013
Ordinary Things
Sometimes I find it hard to find something to photograph. I know that's silly. I live in a beautiful part of the country and yet...I decided to take some pictures of ordinary things in my kitchen.
My collection of decorative teapots sits on the kitchen counter. The texture was masked over the foreground teapot.
My collection of decorative teapots sits on the kitchen counter. The texture was masked over the foreground teapot.
Handy utensils - texture over entire photo.
"Brown Rice Paper" texture courtesy of Pixel Dust Photo Art.
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January 7, 2013
A Day at the Beach
My husband and I drove to Estero FL on Saturday and walked around Lovers Key State Park. It was a fine day on the beach.
A PSE artistic filter - water color - was added to each of the photos. As a result, adding a texture did not seem necessary. What do you think?
January 3, 2013
Talk about recycling!
This is the smallest Post Office in Florida. Can you believe it - this teeny tiny closet sized, 7x8 foot building used to be an irrigation pipe shed for a tomato farm. In 1953, it was pressed into service after a fire destroyed the Ochopee general store - which also housed the post office. It is still in service today.
The sky was blue, blue, blue the day I photographed this little post office. Nothing would do but to add a new cloud-filled sky - a little grungy texture and postage brush add a bit of drama.
"Thursday" texture courtesy of Kim Klassen.
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