Very wintery rose. Always loved black and white. Have to ask..do you use a program like photo shop? Don't think I can do double exposure with a digital camera.
Indeed they do, dear Beckie! Just got home from watching my 'grandboys' since my son was OOT and my daughter-in-law was teaching her night law school class (on her birthday) ... thought you would enjoy this cute question. My youngest (6) asked if my life as a child was in color or black & white and if I used leaves for toilet paper!
Thanks P.G. ~ yes, it was fun!
You are most kind, Karen. Your last post was stunning and card worthy also!
Thank you, 'Granny' Carolyn! Perhaps I will unless something better materilizes. Read above post to Beckie and see what lies in store for you down the road :)
Thanks sweet Brenda! Would you like some snow?
Keep lookin' Marysol! With your imaginative mind, you just never know. I'm popping over soon, dear!
Thanks dear Kathryn ... the first snow is magical (until it turns to slush)!
I have always loved the mood of black & white, Patsi, and, yes, I do head to the digital darkroom.
~ The gift
Excellent start to this winter morning. Snowing here, 5-inches so far.
ReplyDeleteI like your photo.
Marnie
Ahhhhhh. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteJen
Your layered rose would make a wonderful gift. :) Happy December!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo Joey! I love the quote, too! Gail
ReplyDeleteJust the perfect post for today...I LOVE it!!! Kim
ReplyDeleteOh what a beautiful morning, Marnie ~ we woke to snow but melting rapidly. Thanks ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Gail ... I love the quote!
Happy December, Nancy! Perhaps my Christmas card ... I'm working on one.
Thank you, dear Jen ... as you can imagine, a fun photo to create.
That's a lovley quote - and a great photo!
ReplyDeleteKatarina
Joey, another wonderful photo! And so perfect for the quote. In the depths of a dark dreary winter, memories do thankfully provide a bright spot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great effect! You must be having fun with your photo program today. ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Joey - it would indeed make a beautiful card.
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Very creative, Joey. That would make an awesome christmas card. Thanks for adding your special touch to Garden Bloggers' Muse Day.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Joey, I love that picture as I've loved all others.
ReplyDeleteAnd when I look out my window, I see a similar tree, but no roses, yet.
C'mon over my dear, I have a little something for you.
What a lovely photo, Joey, to find this early morning--like a dreamscape!
ReplyDeleteVery wintery rose. Always loved black and white.
ReplyDeleteHave to ask..do you use a program like photo shop? Don't think I can do double exposure with a digital camera.
Thanks Katarina ~ you're a dear!
ReplyDeleteIndeed they do, dear Beckie! Just got home from watching my 'grandboys' since my son was OOT and my daughter-in-law was teaching her night law school class (on her birthday) ... thought you would enjoy this cute question. My youngest (6) asked if my life as a child was in color or black & white and if I used leaves for toilet paper!
Thanks P.G. ~ yes, it was fun!
You are most kind, Karen. Your last post was stunning and card worthy also!
Thank you, 'Granny' Carolyn! Perhaps I will unless something better materilizes. Read above post to Beckie and see what lies in store for you down the road :)
Thanks sweet Brenda! Would you like some snow?
Keep lookin' Marysol! With your imaginative mind, you just never know. I'm popping over soon, dear!
Thanks dear Kathryn ... the first snow is magical (until it turns to slush)!
I have always loved the mood of black & white, Patsi, and, yes, I do head to the digital darkroom.
What a dreamy quality of your combined images...fitting of the quote! You are one creative person, Joey!
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