Thanks, Danesa! I do wish they didn't restrict the amount of text. I used to include everything so it could be translated in other languages. It says, "The glitch effect might have a dark history in its origins. It's an old art form that signifies the presence of flaws in the original image...

With CFS, I get no more than an hour with my camera each day on a trip. I think that and not being able to see clearly forces me to do things differently. On the 10th, I was only out a total of 15 minutes and couldn't stand up for more than a minute at most of the stops. I can't tell sharp from...

Nice page! I hadn't thought of it in 40 years but I never could bring myself to buy that stuff. LOL

Congrats on the GSP! Beautiful page, the adorable photo, your photo treatment and use of color.

Love the energy, so proud. The wordArt and typography, the yellow. And she's so beautiful!

I've been thinking a lot about rituals and traditions, and how they help me move along gently through the day, the weeks, and the years. Love the gessoed overlay.

The closed sign gets me. So many memories of going when everything was closed up and how cold it is but still at least a few birds. Love the white flowers that say summer.

In all these photos, it's the eyes. Love your wordArt mix.

Love how your journaling is placed into perspective and the lovely flowers are the main thing. Happy 33rd!

Love the "ether" atmosphere, so perfect here. The bee, the fox, and definitely your wordArt.

Thank you for your much-appreciated encouragement!

We were done a lot sooner than I wanted to be that day, but it was the last day of our trip and the energy depletion is often cumulative. We had to turn around, but I was happy that we had gotten out at all. You were voting against it all along because you know the signs all too well.

We headed up towards Paradise and stopped to see the red berries. They were actually tiny red flowers with purple trumpets mixed in. Gambel’s quail were in the road ahead, but soon I was in trouble & we had to turn around. I wanted to take a few photos of a century plant, and we did that.

Wow! Wonderful render of the glass, and I love how your background and wordart frames your still life.

As we ate lunch each day, I loved watching so many little yellow butterflies come by our big sliding glass doors, and hearing the waterfall just beyond our back deck. On Wednesday it wasn't just butterflies, though. Remember the great infestation of the tiniest flies, that Pedro and his wife...

On Thursday we explored another place with feeders in Paradise. There were a few birds in the morning, but Bob Chapman told us we just had to come back around 4 pm. We saw so many hummingbirds buzzing at each feeder I kept thinking how they were so much like swarms of grasshoppers.

This is just wonderful. How do you learn about Anna's Connect and Twitch? I'm not on Facebook, so is that why I'm missing it? Hmmm.

So cute and fun. She looks so happy covered in sand.

LOVE your photos and your inspiration. I can so relate. Stone says he can't find anything to photograph and there I am clicking away and never sitting idle.

Great photos, the cutest smiles, and I love your wordArt.