A few signs of spring...
Our tiny new satsuma trees are blooming and the bees have found them.
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| my four hens action sunny sweets at 65% |
There are still lots of these little purple wildflowers in my yard.
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| my four hens action woodsy at 40% |
The pansies, which are winter flowers around here, are still hanging on.
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| kim klassen textures let go, friday, and little things |
Beautiful and you know I love that bee shot! : )
ReplyDelete~Andrea
Beautiful deb! These are gorgeous! In NY we had a few warm days and now we've been back to 50s most days, but colder in the mornings and at night. So even though spring came early, it didn't stick around. Brrr!
ReplyDeletelove that 2nd shot. such delicate ones...
ReplyDeleteLove the softness of these. So lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove the textures- so soft & pretty. You always capture so well the detail of the Lord's gifts to us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! We accept all the signs of spring in the garden with a great welcome.
ReplyDeleteI thought winter here in Norway has been long and cold.
Deb,
ReplyDeleteGorgeous picture as always! I feel like I am the problem child in class always asking questions...but I have yet another! Is there anyway you could do a specific tutorial on how you change the intensities on the actions you apply? For example when you say Woodsy at 40%, how do you scale the edits back?
You aren't a problem child lol! In photoshop or elements you can change the opacity of any layer that's applied to an image. There's a box right above the layers labeled 'opacity'. You can change it to anything between 1 and 100%. Let me know if that makes sense.
DeleteThese are beautiful! I need to be on the look out for some more spring flowers before they are all gone. I still need to get a clear bee shot, too!
ReplyDeleteEach one is perfectly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty! I love the soft colors.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous as always you take beautiful pictures. I love the texture
ReplyDeletebeautiful photography and rendering . . . so soft and springy!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful Deb - I especially love your little purple flowers. So pretty :))
ReplyDeleteThese are seriously gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely soft images!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! All of them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Love the second one.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a satsuma tree before, it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI like that you give editing details, I'm still trying to figure out how to use textures, your info helps.
Ooh, lovely photos!!!! I can almost feel the warmth on my shoulder when I see them!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured and textured. Happy Spring! :)
ReplyDeleteI love these...especially the one with the bee!
ReplyDeleteAll so beautiful! and springy!!
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