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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

6/22 Outdoor Wednesday #128


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Vine growing on fence, June-2011. Applied Picnik texture background to image. Thanks for dropping by. See you next week. Meanwhile, take care.



5 comments:

  1. Very beautiful shot. Happy Outdoor Wed.
    Ann

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  2. Hi Joyce, This shot of the fence with the blooms growing out of the boards is so nice and textural. I have strange things growing on our fence that will come down when the new fence goes up! It's probably poisonous so I stay away! Thanks for visiting my garden area. I am such a novice and there is so much more I want to do. But I need more money for the plantings and more experience to figure out where to put them. LOL I have a SIL who is a master gardener and she definitely has the knack. I'll try to learn from her as she tried to emulate my interior decorating talents!
    enjoy your weekend! ~ Sue

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  3. Oh, this shot looks like something from Nat Gio. magazine! How you captured this moment is priceless, I bet this doesn't always happen...thank you for sharing it. Thank you so much for your lovely comment on the dishes, you see, I've posted before at least 5 china designs I made, inspiring myself in the Ecuadorian native people, embroidery clothing,, as my hubby had a ceramic company for 30 yrs., he sold it 3 yrs. ago and now we're both retired...I made dishes and all it's accessories and services, I mentioned it many times, so now I gave a litte history in my blog. These I designed for my daughter Sofia 10 yrs. ago when she got married. Hugs and take care. Come again. FABBY

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  4. Hi thanks for visiting my post, and the extreme superlative description for my country. That photo above is nice, but i dont know how to put that texture you mentioned to make it nicer. However, it seems unnatural because the color of the vine changed drastically.

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  5. Lovely photo. I haven't tried Piknik, but have read good things about it. Thanks for stopping by Pretty Old Houses, come again.

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