I spent my Saturday late afternoon/evening in search of ... a project.
I had not been to the beach in a while, so ... the beach it was.
After a few stops along the way, it was already sunset by the time I got there, so I took lots of pictures as the sun was going down. I scrolled back over my work and was happy, but not thrilled. By this point it was starting to get dark and that caught me by surprise. I was quickly putting away my camera when I looked up and saw ... this ... in the sky.
It was dim enough that I was struggling a bit to even see what was in the view finder. But I clearly knew where to point the camera. Yesterday morning when I downloaded the pictures I was actually ... stunned.
Today I remembered about some very very simple (read: cheap) frames I had purchased before I moved. I have ink in my printer and I am good to go. I am really enjoying the inexpensive nature of this new art for my home.
Free for the taking ... every ... single ... day.
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Love your watercolor sunset shots...something so magical about this time of day as you beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteJermaine
What a stunning sunset and I am a new follower.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and I love that you framed them...personalized art is the best!
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Marie
Thank you so much for linking up. The pictures are just stunning! I do remember this weekend being just gorgeous and the sunsets are so pretty! Hope you enjoy your week!
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kristin
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(I can't sign in with blogger today)
Mary you would be hard-pressed to find more beautiful art in a gallery than that you have around you. These are gorgeous shots of the sea.
ReplyDeleteI went back to read some of the posts I have missed here. I am sorry for my limited time to visit, but I had to comment on the gorgeous slips you made for your furniture. They are amazing. I have made a few slips, but mine would never turn out this beautiful. I now have mine made for me, so admire so much women who can sew like this. Beautiful, beautiful!
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