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| On this image I used Kim Klassen's Lightroom preset kk_still and her texture kk_100 in PS Elements |
I was straightening up last night
and came across a book I haven't looked at in a few years, Living Artfully by
Sandra Magsamen. I opened it and found a
passage I previously highlighted:
We
have been conditioned to focus on whatever little thing isn't quite right about
ourselves, our creations, and our surroundings.
Instead, let's decide to focus on what is right, lovely, and
beautiful. This is a simple concept,
yes, but it's transformative just the same.
Isn't funny how we come across
things right when we need them. I have a
habit of looking at what needs to be changed, in my pictures, my house, myself... I am going to take her advise and try to
'focus on what is right, lovely and beautiful'.
I am also going to reread her
book.
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| On this image I used Kim Klassen's Lightroom preset kk_DreamLike and her texture kk_0603. |
I made a trip to the Antique Mall this week. I have
always loved mismatched teacups stacked in pictures but only had one
teacup. This trip I found two cheap
teacups to add to my props and used them for Kim Klassen's class Be Still, the
prompt was 'tea and change from above'. My
coins are from the Bahamas.
I had also been keeping an eye
out for an old chippy window. I found
one. I used it with The Studio prompt
'potting bench'.
Today I am joining Kim Klassen's Friday Finds, The Studio and the class Be Still.
Thank you so much for stopping by!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Michelle
