Actually, I hadn't planned on participating in
Texture Tuesday this week. Somehow, I did't feel I had a photo, that was speaking to me to use textures on, and there was no time for playing around with textures. And I don't have a pool of textured photos I could go back to, when I need one quickly (maybe I should start one to make things easier...) I wasn't even sure, if I would manage to squeeze in a post today.
But after reading
Kim's story I wanted to at least send a little message, knowing that today it's not about a perfect photo or some fantastic texture processing, it's about showing love and compassion. And so I'm sending loving thoughts and warm hugs to Kim and John and their families.
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| processed with Kim's textures "Anna" and "Sybil" |
24 comments:
so summer and just wonderful.
Oh, wow. That's a stunning photo. Beautifully done.
You are truly a sweetheart, my friend, and this is really beautiful. I love the simplicity and the colors. Simply perfect. xo.
It's a beautiful thought, expressed beautifully in your photograph, Rosie.
So lovely, Rosie, perfect photo to express your loving thoughts !
Nice week,
Sylvia
It's a beautifully done photo with such a sweet sentiment. I do hope all will be well for Kim and her family.
Beautifully done, Rosie...a beautiful way to show you care!!
This is so beautiful and heartfelt, Rosie. I think the capture is just perfect. I did not know about Kim's story until now, thank you for sharing it here.
what a sweet gesture and lovely image!
Very lovely!
Love the choice of subject-well spotted and captured, with or without texture. I've never paid attention enough to see something like this on the beach.
Wonderful texture work and a beautiful symbol. Best regards, Synnöve
A fabulous way to express what you are feeling!
This is lovely Rosie. xo
It is perfect!
What a perfect shot. I love it.
What a perfect shot.. I love it.
So beautiful, love how you've done this and the sentiment it expresses.
Amazing! This is a great image.
Wonderful. And the love comes through clearly with the heart shape of the shell.
Earl
When I first saw the little thumbnail on my phone I thought it looked like a moth. How wonderfully interesting that a first glance all is not what it seems. Really original work.
thanks for the link I just read about Kim's husband, how terribly sad. I love your shot and texture
thanks for the link I just read about Kim's husband, how terribly sad. I love your shot and texture
Hello, found you through Justine Gordon. Beautiful photography! I've enjoyed looking through your previous posts.
Barrina x
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