One day last week we found ourselves in this little oasis behind Dunkeld’s high street in search of a quiet spot to enjoy our sandwiches. Wishing you all a blessed Sunday and a peaceful new week, with love from Xenia xxx Photographs by Xenia Tran, edited in lr. Silent Sunday Becca’s Sunday Trees #609 Weekly … Continue reading "Silent Sunday: A Stroll Down Autumn Street"| Tranature
Orange You Glad?| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Do you hear the music of Fall?| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Celebrating autumn with this week's Flower Hour challenge.| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
It’s not John who has presented me with a challenge this morning, it’s Adobe! Lightroom and Photoshop lost my account. I tried to be a good Adobe user and follow their instructions, but so far it’s not working. So I resized my images with Microsoft, and hope they will be okay. Now back to John’s…| Slow Shutter Speed
Looking back on Octobers past...| Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
Autumn leaves are falling everywhere, I love to see them floating through the air… Today let’s paint a simple leaf with watercolor using the wet into wet technique Start by putting a puddle of water on your paper in a very loose/absract leaf shape Load your brush with water and yellow and then touch brush … Continue reading →| The Painted Apron
Selma Martin is hosting Tanka Tuesday this week. She proposed to write a Haiku like Bashō. Following Bashō’s example, I wrote my haiku in s-l-s syllable counts rather than the English haiku of 5-7-5 syllable counts. Colleen Chesebro included an essay, “Why ‘No 5-7-5′” from National Haiku Writing Month. You’re invited to read here. outside the window leaves turn yellow| The Showers of Blessings