Finally, but not quite. I have yet to put a border on it, but otherwise it is done. Sorry it's so late. Sometimes procrastination has the effect of stimulating creativity and speeding up the process, but this time I got lost in my idea. This is not at all where I started out. I was going to do one showing generations of women in my family as a mirror image to one of my daughters. Which requires more expertise in photoshop elements than I have right now, and after changing the mirror angles, I needed another shot of my daughter - we'll get there yet.
This is based on a piece of textile art that I bought by Michelle Dobrin. I think it's a wonderful way to use photo images - and I have so many that I would like to do! This particular photo is of a lake on a golf course south of Montreal. One of my quilt groups meets at a nice hotel (off season - in November) and a friend and I go walking early in the morning, often just as the sun is rising, and the mist is lifting off the lake.
Really beautiful, Dianne, and well worth the wait.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful, Diane. So calm and beautiful. Worth waiting for.
ReplyDeleteI am glad that I am not the only one who is challenged and frustrated with Photoshop
beautiful reflections. i love your choice of the other fabrics especially the background color. well done
ReplyDeleteI love it. What a good way to incorporate photos into work. Must try it when I'm back in Montreal.
ReplyDeleteDianne,
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful! Well worth waiting for. I am blown away by it. Many thanks indeed.
Hilary
Beautiful Dianne. I have just returned from a week in our Drakensberg and had a couple of misty mornings over the dams with the most wonderful reflections.
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