I was looking through some of my old photo projects and found this apple floating on an eye dazzling psychedelic background. I deleted the original background on an antique print dated 1804 and placed it on this background that was included in Photoshop Elements. I think I was using version 5.0 when I did this. You can enlarge the photo by clicking on it if you really want your eyes to hurt!
Friday, August 15, 2008
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Good rules for all...
My friend Kelly has this hand-made sampler hanging outside the children's playroom. Even though they are very young, they follow these rules to perfection. I guess you might say they are learning by example from their wonderful parents.
GOOD RULES FOR ALL
1. Be nice to one another.
2. Think good thoughts.
3. Try to do better.
4. Say please and thank you.
5. Smile.
6. Be happy with what you have.
7. Listen to others.
8. Be helpful.
9. Speak kindness.
10. Never give up.
Thanks, Kelly and Rich.
Click photo to enlarge.
GOOD RULES FOR ALL
1. Be nice to one another.
2. Think good thoughts.
3. Try to do better.
4. Say please and thank you.
5. Smile.
6. Be happy with what you have.
7. Listen to others.
8. Be helpful.
9. Speak kindness.
10. Never give up.
Thanks, Kelly and Rich.
Click photo to enlarge.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Another colorful maple leaf...
Monday, August 11, 2008
Flowers and a seed packet pattern...
I have tons on cleome or spider plants on my property. They reseed themselves every year.
The seed pods explode and scatter everywhere...or you can gather them and plant them where you really want them. You can mix the seeds or isolate them according to flower color.
Click on the image below and get a full-size image with two (2) seed packets per sheet. No need to use card stock ~ inkjet paper is fine. I love to gather and save seeds. These seed packages make nice stocking stuffers and Christmas card inserts for your gardening friends. Nice way to start a friendship garden. Enjoy and share!
The seed pods explode and scatter everywhere...or you can gather them and plant them where you really want them. You can mix the seeds or isolate them according to flower color.
Click on the image below and get a full-size image with two (2) seed packets per sheet. No need to use card stock ~ inkjet paper is fine. I love to gather and save seeds. These seed packages make nice stocking stuffers and Christmas card inserts for your gardening friends. Nice way to start a friendship garden. Enjoy and share!
Flower of the Wood Anemone...
This is one of my favorite fall flowers. The photo was taken last year. No blooms so far but lots of foliage. The illustration is from botanical.com and they say it flowers in the spring. Maybe mine is a different variety because it only comes alive in the fall. I can't wait.
Thanks for stopping by!
Sunday, August 10, 2008
View from my friend's home in Massachusetts...
After the Rain. (after)
My friend Lynn is my guest blogger today only she doesn't know it yet. One of her homes is in the Berkshires on the top of a hill with this beautiful view. She took this photo one morning last year after a rain. I can take only a little credit. If you look at the original below you will see a little bit of her deck railing in the lower right corner. I fixed it by extending the road with the clone tool in Photoshop Elements 6. I adjusted the exposure with auto smart fix and then added a thin black border. You can always click on any of my photos to enlarge.I would walk around with my camera around my neck and another in my pocket at all times if my home overlooked this breathtaking vista. The gardens are beautiful too. Thanks Lynn!
After the Rain. (before)
Saturday, August 9, 2008
My sides are splitting over this funny video...
Look what happens when you don't recycle or are inconsiderate of others in the corporate workplace.
See more at The Daily Green.
See more at The Daily Green.
Hedgehog in my garden...2008 Olympics...
This hedgehog cement garden ornament was purchased new over 30 years ago and it finally looks old.
Don't fail to bookmark The official website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games August 8-24, 2008 so you can keep up with what is happening over there.
Don't fail to bookmark The official website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games August 8-24, 2008 so you can keep up with what is happening over there.
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