Anne Lamp

I often take pictures of things around my Church. This pond often has a bunch of Canada Geese as well as other water birds occasionally;

Flowers and Bunny from my photos cropped using a preset shape (cass Gem cushion) (Frame cass-ColoredPetals-SquareFrame . The butterflies were one of the dingbats recolored.

Here is how I used that strawberry moon. The background and angel are from C F.

I have been playing with a moon pick I took a couple of nights ago trying to make a strawberry moon and this is what I came up with.

I have been on a kick playing with making a silhouette from some of my pictures. Here is one of them and how I used it on a picture from probably creative fabrica. (Green-meadow-and-castle-9407905 DSC_2705) If I was going to use it somewhere else I think I would call it "looking at the castle from the dead forest.

I then used these silhouettes in the foreground for a photo I took. Since the screenshots were not very large files I wasn't sure how they would work on a fairly large photo (4600 x 3600)

I created these two silhouettes from screenshots from an Explore live cam I watch. It was a grey cloudy day which made it easier to delete the sky behind the trees.

The lyrics to this song has several of the suggested words. It also came to mind because before I mowed my back yard it was full of those tiny little wild violets. There was rain coming in soon so I didn't take the time to try to get a photo.

I love your paintings. When I saw you had to quit using the oil paint because of being allergic, I wondered if there was an alternative to the regular thinners. I googled it and came up with this answer. It would be as shame to have to quit painting them as you create beautiful work. "Yes, there are alternative thinners available for oil paints for individuals with allergies to traditional solvents like turpentine or mineral spirits. These alternatives include low-odor solvents, natural alternatives like citrus-based turpentines, and even solvent-free painting techniques" I don't know if this will be helpful or not, but I figured it could not hurt to post it.

As a kid I always asked for chocolate cake. After I was married my Mother in law made a sheet cake with lemon jello. That became my favorite for years.

Today's freebies from C F inspired this. The background paper and the middle pic are from today's free downloads. I did add the Osprey and the splash on the pond. The font is also today's free download called SPLASH.

I signed up too. I may not ever use any of the templates, but I am sure I will learn new stuff or be reminded of things I have forgotten about.

Thanks for adding the extra larger copy of the note, I would have been nuts trying to see what all it said.

This was created from a screenshot I got from (explore.org/livecams/ospreys/audubon-boat-house-osprey-nest) The background was made from a kaleidoscope of the original pic.

PSP Maniacs challenge this week was shadows and I created it for that sight. A peaceful walk on a summer day. adapted from "cass-FramedMask3" photo is mine.