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Sorry, I have not been commenting over the Holiday and last couple weeks. I feel like I've been out on a limb being so busy with hosting family and other chores.
I will try and catch up on commenting the best I can and should be back on until Christmas holidays!
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The base image is once again courtesy of settme3. Please do enjoy his photostream: www.flickr.com/photos/44514359@N00/
Well, one good thing the rain has done is cause a ton of trees around here to start blooming...yep, in January :)
I brought the guitar, stockings and petti - and she LOOOOOOVEd them. This was actually after the session, walking back to the house...
I felt a wee bit creative with this shot so made it black and white....lol. I know you don't see Asha's face here but you do see the back of her neck and upper back which shows off her lovely curls. It is a part of Asha that I rarely show in my pictures mainly because I focus on her face and because she is mostly wet...lol. I don't know why I like this picture maybe because I think it has texture and shows off Asha's fur beautifully and black and white just makes it more artistic I think...lol...Hope others think so too
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A variant on the last apple still life I posted. This, slightly warmer with, wood bowl and table, also experimenting with textures.
testing out some new textures... (from my soon to be ready Paper & Cloth texture Collection).....
it's thursday... oh my... hope your week was fab....
xo
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Yesterday's post was indeed an elastic band which I found discarded on the desk. It had rolled itself into that very convenient shape. Do you know what this is? Perhaps the icon will tell you. The texture is by Weisimel and called wooden wounds.
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I hope your Sunday is a happy one. I will be buried in words again but I am getting there.