Wouldn’t you love to see the spring flowers without breathing all the pollen? Join me today at (in)courage to do just that!
Wouldn’t you love to see the spring flowers without breathing all the pollen? Join me today at (in)courage to do just that!
Your comment about weeds not mentioned in the Bible (except for seaweed 😉 ) really got me thinking this morning. I’ve been working on some writing about thorns and weeds and so appreciate how God can use a seemingly little thing like your brief mention of a simple fact in the midst of a beautiful photo spread, to encourage and spur me on! Thank you. 🙂
Beautiful spring shots, by the way. 🙂
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Beautiful shot, Dawn! I still have to read the article, but I just wanted to comment on the flowers – just stunning!
I was able to get some blossoms on my tree the other day during a small break in the wicked breezes we had that day. They’re so fragile and get blown off the tree so quickly, so I was grateful to get some good shots.
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Dianne, I was having the same trouble. Everything was blowing in the breeze, plus those flowers were flying. My youngest called them “snow trees.” 🙂
What kind of editing/actions did you use on it? The blue is surreal – like some of PW’s hay shots. 😉 I love it.
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Heather, I opened the RAW file in Lightroom, and boosted the exposure, vibrance, and contrast. That’s it! (I heart my camera)