'Be who you were created to be, and you will set the world
on fire.'
- St., Catherine of Sienna
I hope you enjoyed your weekend, ours here in the US was a long weekend. We did some work around the house and some shopping, IKEA and antique shopping.
IKEA is huge. We went in for picture frames and came out with a lot more. We saw good deals and things we needed and put them all in the cart, backtracking is not an option in IKEA. Megan, my daughter, suggested we 'go through' the cart before we get to the cashier to make sure we really wanted everything we threw in. (She is getting smart.) We ended up ditching a few things we thought we couldn't live without only an hour before. Did I mention we were in IKEA 3 hours?
IKEA is huge. We went in for picture frames and came out with a lot more. We saw good deals and things we needed and put them all in the cart, backtracking is not an option in IKEA. Megan, my daughter, suggested we 'go through' the cart before we get to the cashier to make sure we really wanted everything we threw in. (She is getting smart.) We ended up ditching a few things we thought we couldn't live without only an hour before. Did I mention we were in IKEA 3 hours?
Our antique shopping was much shorter than the IKEA
marathon. Megan found an old key. I found
a white cabinet door, crackling, peeling and chipping... perfect. I hope to take pictures with the door as the
background this week.
I took these peacock feather photos a few weeks ago. I just
got around to post processing them yesterday.
I played with the images a little in Lightroom and added 2 of Kim Klassen's textures, waterfront7 magic, in screen mode, and painterly. I do love the
'canvas' effect the waterfront7 magic in
screen mode gives a black background, a little faint here but still visible. The
painterly texture, in soft light
mode, lightened up the feather just a touch.
The quote above was one I have never come across before, I liked it. I thought it fit for a picture of a peacock feather because the male peacock seems to enjoy showing who he was created to be.
Today I am linking up with KIm Klassen's Tuesday Texture.
Thanks for stopping by!
Have a great week!
Michelle


