I think I have set a new record for myself: 5 minutes to take photos, 5 minutes to edit them, 5 minutes to put into a collage (and probably 5 more to get this posted . . .)! I often spend an hour or more taking photos and then at least that much time choosing, editing, uploading etc. I am trying to make this process more streamlined.
Yesterday morning there were no blossoms on my plum tree. By noon there were about fifty! Amazing what you have time to notice when you aren’t working!
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Beautiful collage. And the detail is exquisite. The little webs and the moss add a nice touch. Plus, the fact that you did this at break neck speed is impressive. Congratulations.
I am so inspired by your new art form and I find myself anticipating with great joy the picture of the day. I am beginning to look more closely at the details in my life as a result. Thank you for sharing your thoughts along with your beautiful shots. I love knowing that you had the time to see the blossoms open today.
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