I don't really know where to begin this post. I took a look back and I made four posts this year, not very consistant. I must admit, I have had a couple of rough years with the appearance of Alzheimer's in both of my parents, their move to a nursing home and ultimately both of their deaths in the past year.
This year I also lost my job, a job I thought I would be at until retirement, but that's another story for another time. So many changes in two years, sometimes it's been a little hard to wrap my head around it all.
Good things have also come out of the past two years. I now have three little grandson's, one four year old and two one year old's. I am also employed part time, so I'm not sure if I'm semi-retired or semi-employed.
Time has started to heal and it's time to move forward. I couldn't think of a better place to come back to, but with Kim Klassen's Texture Tuesday. She has been such an inspiration in my photography life.
Here's what I came up with for this week's Texture Tuesday.
I have a vase with bamboo sitting on the table and the sun was streaming through. The first thing I thought of was using the lens baby with a star filter. Not being close enough, I added a 4x macro filter. The photo came out as I wanted with the unfocused light appearing as stars, but the backgound was a little boring, so I added a layer of Kim's autumnburst. All was going well, but a little blank spot was calling out for an aligator from our trip to Louisanna.
If you've made it this far in the post, thank you for visiting me today.