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It is such a joy to walk in a May garden where flowers are happily blooming, even Barberries. :)
"I think that no matter how old or infirm I may become, I will always plant a large garden in the spring, Who can resist the feelings of joy and hope that one gets from participating in nature's rebirth?"
~ Edward Giobbi
My first color of the year. One more month of yuck and life begins to renew. Bring it on!
I was not happy with this image and stepped away from working on it. I came back to it when I remembered an old trick that was taught to me when I was serving my photography apprenticeship. I flipped the image upside down and it was immediate that what bothered me was the sharp leave spikes on the right side. They were getting way too much eye contact, so I mushed them up and that did the trick. Hope you enjoy the flowers!
Background texture created in Corel Painter and effects rendered in Impresso Pro,
Our Plum trees are in full bloom. Can't wait to pick them in a few weeks.
Texture has been modified and is from a collection of 2 Little Owls.
Early arrivals to the garden to get the new season started. Winter is over!!
Post ON1 and Impresso Pro.
Spring Bluebells found in the garden area. Post in ON1, Effects created in Corel Painter. Borders created in PS.
The first blooms from early spring. I am, as usual, late in posting. I went a little crazy with the background.
Post in ON! and texture created Corel Painter.
I clipped a little weed that paired well with a Vinca. Finally found a use for a weed....
Texture and effects created in Corel Painter and ON1. Image can be zoomed.
New Glad babies about to open for the new season.
Lighting was a LED backlight with with a gold reflector as a fill light. Post in ON1 and texture created in Corel Painter.
Scene created with a large backlight LED and fill was a gel covered small LED at 1/2 power. Post in ON1. (in case anyone wonders what the splotch of color in the wood in front is, it is some moss growing on the wood)
A small Vinca flower poses for a portrait.
Post and texture work created in Corel Painter and Impresso Pro.
A pretty little flower after a rain shower in the garden.
Post and texture work created in Corel Painter and Impresso Pro.
This butterfly is not native to our region, but we see two or three early each Spring and then poof. They are gone till the next year.
Post in On1. Effect created in Impresso Pro.
Spring is all but gone, but I love these garden gems.
Post in ON1. Texture and effects in Corel Painter.
We have wild Wisteria growing in the woods around our home and I always look at these as the true beginning of spring. I steal cuttings and use them around the house for color and fragrance. They make for fun photo-ops as well. This old log is one of my fave props and was perfect for the project.
Post in ON1 and background created in Corel Painter.
Serie Birds and Flowers
Digital Art - Image-editing
Photo Art
High Quality (HQ) - 3D
Double Exposure
Watercolor Effect
Effects: Color, Texture
Software: Windows Paint 3D; Pixlr;
Edits made to my original photos.
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Common Waxbill
Estrilda astrild
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Alagoas, Brasil
The Narcissi or Daffodils are so captivating in the garden, all gardens in fact, even in the forests!! This golden yellow colour they have, illuminates and jubilates all their environment during their Spring life !
*****In the Greek Mythology, Narcissus was an extremely handsome god, and a hunter! But he committed suicide watching his reflection in the water, after falling in love with it, when realizing that it was just a reflection and not a real person! At the spot where he died , a beautiful little plant started growing every Spring, which was called Narcissus, after this handsome god!
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Flor da Mulungo
Erythrina velutina
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Parque da Cidade de Brasília
Dona Sarah Kubitschek
Brasília, Brasil
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