As per usual I didn't have a card with an aperture and am not the worlds best at cutting them out (understatement) so I improvised.
Ever the optimist on a dreadful snowy, sleety, rainy, then snowy dark day. I decided to make a sunshine catcher.
I am making excuses now as Sara's is stunning - and this isn't a patch on hers - but I had FUN so I am happy to have tried it. And next time I will make a better job of it.
I don't have broadband in my studio - so just have to try and remember the procedures when I am working out there.
That said - it's best to look at Sara's card as it is beautiful - photographed superbly and doesn't have brickwork, mould, and a stump of wood as a background LOL
Mine seemed to change colour with the light - roll on the sunshine!
9 comments:
Love the colouring - i think its gorgeous.....have some more confidence in your work madame!
I think this is absolutely beautiful, Lottie. Bet it is gorgeous when the sun shines through it!
I love the colours you've used Lottie, it looks gorgeous! I'm glad you tried the technique, it's great fun isn't it?!!!
What stunning colours on such a cold cold day. Absolutely gorgeous.
It's stunning!
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that looks lovely Lottie
LOTTIE! There's nothing at all wrong with this, in fact, it's all right - beautiful in fact and it does actually look as if it's catching the elusive sun already.
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Stunning!
I think it's fabulous, love the colours
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