Showing posts with label nature image. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature image. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Nature

I'm joining Texture Tuesday with a little rabbit love <3

I love spotting the sweet rabbits that visit our back yard and snapping a photo of them as they stop to nibble a bit of clover.




I used one layer of Kim Klassen's "Sanded" texture on these images.




I hope that you are having a great day!

Be Wonderfully Odd!





Tuesday, April 8, 2014

For the Love of . . . Nature

I'm joining Texture Tuesday with a nature image.

I love snapping photos of birds - what a really, really love is when I capture one in mid-flight.
I can never capture an image like this intentionally - it is always by chance, and then often the image is blurry.

I snapped this photo last weekend (yes, we still had snow! - luckily it's melted away over the last few days).

Gosh, I think this little bird is beautiful and I love the bit of snow bursting from the branch from his takeoff.






I used one layer each of Kim Klassen's "Serious Magic" and "Canvas Magic" on this image.

Have a wonderful day!
Be Wonderfully Odd!





Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Winter Squirrel

My sister tells me that the squirrels that visit my yard are chubby - I think that it is just fluffy winter fur (or big bones, ha!).

I'm joining Texture Tuesday with a photo of one of those "chubby" squirrels.  I layered this image with one layer of Kim Klassen's BB2 texture.  (There is also one layer of a texture called wordless.)



I hope that you are having a great day!

Be wonderfully odd!


Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Birdbath

I'm just dropping in with a photo of a sweet little bird that stopped for a quick drink at our birdbath.

The photo is textured with Kim Klassen's beautiful 1111 and 1011 textures.



I hope that you are having a great day!

 Be wonderfully odd!



Tuesday, October 29, 2013

The Watchers

I'm joining Texture Tuesday with a photo of this cute little squirrel.

He sat quietly, watching me, as I snapped his photo. He didn't run away - he just sat there posing for me until I was done, and then he slowing went back to work.



Then I turned around and spotted this mourning dove - high in the tree - watching the entire squirrel photo-shoot!   



The squirrel photo is textured with two layers of Kim's UncleClarence texture.

Have a great day!

Be wonderfully Odd!