November is coming to a close and this is my last gratitude post, so I'm once again joining the talented photographers that submit photos to Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday. The inspiration behind this weeks' photos was gratitude. If you've never journaled your gratitude, you really should give it a go. Before you nod off for a night's rest, jot down five things that you're grateful for. There's a sense of well-being when we're thankful for the little things that make a life: the beauty of rain on a petal, the silly knock-knock joke your 8 year told you, the pretty ribbon found in the bottom of a box.
I took the photo in my homemade light box, but it's just not quite big enough, so I'll be constructing a bigger, better one soon. The photo was a little over-exposed and I left it alone. I typed in the text and faded it out some. I added Kim Klassen's texture, music lovin', and faded it a bit, too.
Now dash over to Kim's Cafe for more texture photos and become inspired.
I love this photo. It's so calming and romatic. Very nice! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous photo.
ReplyDeleteMira...thank you for stopping by and leaving such a sweet comment.
ReplyDeleteSpangle...Thanks for you kind comment.
love this-it has a peaceful homey feel. I jot in my gratitude journal from time to time-but I do always try to keep up in my mind-thank you for the reminder. Lovely texture work-and I love the composition.
ReplyDeleteVERY nice photo...I love that you have a gratitude journal! Lovely textures :)
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I like this. It is eleant and subtle.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the idea behind it as well.
I like your vintage feeling in this photo, beautiful colors too.
ReplyDeletefollowing splendor...Thanks for stopping by the Cottag on the Corner. I'm always delighted when I hear that others journal their gratitude,too.
ReplyDeleteKathy...I started a gratitude journal after reading Sarah Ban Breathnach's book pictured here. It really does make a difference to seek out things to be thankful for every day.
a beautiful photo and a beautiful message and for that I give thanks . . .
ReplyDeletehannah...thank you for the kind comments. They're so appreciated.
ReplyDeleteLinneas...Loved your gorgeous butterfly, too.
deborah...Thanks for stopping by the Cottage on the Corner. I'm heading over to take a peek at your work.
Beauitful words and image, nice texture effect, I started a journal in October and it is now part of my life and it is a blessing to be able to grateful.
ReplyDeletelove...love... and yes... journaling gratitude...is a beautiful thing!
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Your subject obviously fits the prompt perfectly! And the use of textures made the overexposure seem purposeful. A lovely image and way to honor gratitude.
ReplyDeleteThis is simply lovely! I love tea cups any way but the way you have composed this piece is so peaceful. by the way, I have not made the light box yet but I have secured a box!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Love your photo and the texture is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletevery nice composition and lovely processing. thank you. {texture tuesdays}
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! I love your composition and the texture is perfect for the image. Cool you shot it on a homemade lightbox-a tutorial, maybe for that?
ReplyDeleteA big thank you, to each of you who dropped by and left behind a comment. I don't know about you, but comments just make me happy.
ReplyDeletei love this shot. it is so beautifully composed and peaceful! love how you've used music lovin'. Can't wait to use it myself!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link on how to make the lightbox! Will give it a go!
ReplyDeleteAwww, so so so lovely! :D
ReplyDeleteBooks and hot-beverages are such a perfect combination!
Happy December :)
What perfectly lovely image!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty... The texture is perfect!
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