Even more sights in Strasburg ... photos processed with free Coffeeshop Actions
Learning to love life through photography ...
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- The Hour of Splendor In The Grass
- Refreshment
- Riding The Bus In 1939
- And You Get There In A Car
- Never Never Land
- The Queen Of Everything
- Old General Store And Wisteria
- Historic Abandoned Freight Station
- Into The Deep, Dear Silence
- Glittering In Silence
- Working With Textures
- Editing For Added Beauty -- Topaz Simplify Update
- By The Side Of The Road
- A Delectable Form Of Defeat ....
- Long After It Was Heard No More
- Whitehaven, Maryland
- Pennsylvania Farms
- Turkey Farm
- Paymaster's Building -- Cornwall Village
- Cornwall Manor
- Even more sights in Strasburg ... photos processed...
- Strasburg, PA
- When Cherry Trees Are Blooming
- Just Hello
- Washington, DC
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3 comments:
Not being a photographer, I am always intrigued by what grabs the photographer's creative eye. My sister, Kellie, sees the world in pictures. Love what you chose to shot and how you finished them out. Now I look at them and thing, oh man would that make a great transfer or collage piece in a mixed media page!
These are such beautiful photos Frances and that coffee action effect works really great on them. Makes them have a soft dreamy look.
Your pictures are beautiful! I love your photographic "eye". The picture that you took of the old barn is incredible - it evokes such a yearning in me when I look at it. And thank you so much for your encouraging words about my blog entries - you're right, sometimes you wonder whether anyone is looking or is touched by the things you share. The title for my blog came from the time that I spent in Mexico - the kids used to sing this song about being able to move mountains if you have faith like a mustard seed, and the name just came to me. It serves as a good reminder. I'm glad I found your blog, and will definitely be watching for your beautiful pictures. I will be checking out your Gentle Touches blog as well. Blessings.
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