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I love how even though it's the same flower/shot, each one evokes it's own feeling. I keep going back to third one up from the bottom. It almost changes into a thistle and the gray around the pink is beautiful coloring. Kind of smoky.
ReplyDeleteOff topic, thank you for the fundraising you do for MS. I was diagnosed in 2006 and am lucky it's a mild case. But it's still MS, so thank you.
Photo-quilting again, I see. :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the Harry's Filters, both Fractalius, and the Kyoto Water Paper which reminds me of Impressionism.
Gorgeous!
Wow! What a beautiful blog! I could get lost here...this is really neat!
ReplyDeleteThe third from the bottom rocks
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and photoshopping.
ReplyDeleteThe narcissus is the only yellow flower I love....in my own garden. I love all flowers anyway.
Oh I do like what you've done to your lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteJust found you and I love the way you use these 2 flowers to say so much! I have just bought a new camera and hope to take better photos. I had booked to go on a photography course to take photos in a bluebell wood but it was cancelled because of the weather. Think I'll just join your blog and sit inside and look whatever the weather! Joan
ReplyDeletePS I just can't see where I can join your followers. Am I daft or is there something I'm missing! Joan
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Love the quilted one, you had to get that in :)
ReplyDeleteOooh. I love these and the progression of the pictures is really cool. Fun effects!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Micawber sent me your way and now I can see why.
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely photos. I love all of the different effects here. With the new, or at least new to me, "stuff" on Picasa, I thought I'd love trying some of this.
p.s. Thank you so much for the visit! I do appreciate your kind words.
ReplyDeleteYou are having fun I can tell! Love all the variations.
ReplyDeletePhoto filters are one of the best things to come out of digital photography, wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post! You definitely know how to express your love of nature and color ... and photography!
ReplyDeleteI love the double kyoto water paper! Great images as always! Brazilian kisses...
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your photos! What a wonderful post.
ReplyDeletehihi, you had some fun. :)
ReplyDeleteWorking with CS5 so far is just like PS7. Not much difference at all. I have not found the "goodies" yet I guess. For now I wonder where the good stuff of Elements7 is. It must be hidden somewhere.
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat was fun!
ReplyDeleteI see you've had some fun :)
ReplyDeleteSuch simple, yet beautiful, photos of springtime flowers. It looks like you had lots of fun with them.
ReplyDeleteI've found myself wondering how you're recovering from your crash during my recent rides. I hope that you are healing well.