The theme last week of gratitude at Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday, has kept me thinking about all the things I'm grateful for. My husband, my children and their families, my little grandson, my sister, my friends and even my job are some of the things I'm grateful for. This week's theme of "celebrate" would have been easy with the upcoming Christmas season and all the decorations and ornaments, but I keep thinking of gratitude. One thing I'm most grateful for is the life I have to be able to enjoy the things I'm grateful for. So after a first round of Christmas baking I decided to enjoy a cup of tea and a cookie and celebrate my life, after of course photographing it. The texture used on this is Kim Klassen's dream. If you mouse over the picture, you can see the before and after.
9 comments:
I love what you do with these textures! This turned out fantastic! Love how heartfelt this shot and post are too.
wow...I LOVE the transformation this image takes with the application of the texture. So beautiful
Such a nice still life - well done! visiting from TT
This is so elegant. Lovely texture work.
The squirrel photos in your previous post are charming and just make me smile.
Hello again...I wanted to let you know that I made my own lighbox using a tutorial on leaves n blooms. Here's the link to the lightbox tutorial:
http://leavesnbloomphotography.blogspot.com/2011/11/how-to-make-table-top-digital.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LeavesnbloomPhotography+%28leavesnbloom+photography%29
By the way..they're really easy to make!
Beautiful and image and I love how you've used the texture.
what a beautiful transformation, even with the lovely china which is gorgeous to begin with. nice vintage feel and who makes those wonderful jam or cherry center pressed cookies? my mother would always make them. lovely tea filled afternoon. thank you. karen {visiting from TT}
beautiful composition, and love the tones!!!
Light Trigger: our entry
A lovely image and what beautiful china! Your baking looks yummy too. The cookies in the other photos loopk like my favourite, ginger snaps.
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