More garden treasures: this time a collection of stone jars, jugs and shells tastefully arranged on a little table under a willow tree. This too was one of the 'Open Gardens' though it happens to belong to a friend of mine. I may not be a gardener myself, but some of my best friends are!
I played around with this photo, following the 'recipe' given in a camera magazine. I subscribe to a couple of magazines and wish I had time to experiment a bit more with their suggestions (as well as all the tutorials on the internet) as there are some good ideas within them.
Nice shot, Jenny, and I love what you've done with it. I'll have to give that a try. Jim
ReplyDeleteI love the old jars! and I love what you've done with your picture! the kind of shot I'd be happy to hang on my wall. Congrats to your friend for the beautyful mood of his/her garden!
ReplyDeleteIt almost looks like a painting. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove the effect that you got!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely effect!
ReplyDeleteThat's the perfect effect for such a photo.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice effect - and perfectly suited to the subject matter.
ReplyDeleteGreat bit of photoshopping!
ReplyDeleteIt is a very nice effect, Jennyfreckles. I am feeling like a dud because I so rarely do anything beyond cropping.
ReplyDeleteAs always it's all about choosing the right effect for the right shot - this looks just about perfect to me.
ReplyDeleteThese gardens are beautiful. It would be lovely to have a peaceful place like this.
ReplyDeleteI want you to know that your comment the other day made my day - thanks.
Nice photo. I like the edge but not sure about the blurry bits. Looks a bit like an eraser effect. Interesting work. I'd like to be daring and remove the tray supports!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful effect on a beautiful photo! ~Lili
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