One day last week I spied the sun
shining through these maple leaves
and the shadows where they overlapped.
Tried a new online photo editing program.
Do you think the background is too busy
and takes away from the photos?
Is this better?
Now you'll want to head on over to Judith's Mosaic Monday
for more Collages.
ow very beautiful!!! Have a wonderful day!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Gayle, beautiful captures of the sunlight on the maple leaves. I like all the images and mosaics! Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteNice that you niticed them...I love the one with the sun centered just right.
ReplyDeleteThey are all beautiful shots. Love the way the sun filters through the leaves. Nice! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteThe sun beams through the leaf are eye-catching, and the mosaic is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis absolutely stunning!!! My favorite time of day is sunrise....so peaceful and quiet.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful capture of the sun through the leaves. I prefer the first mosaic's background. But both are lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful capture of that glimpse of sunrise! So very lovely...as well as the mosaic!
ReplyDeleteSunshine and maple leaves, such a pretty combination.
ReplyDeleteYou know how I like to play with mosaics Gayle, I find the first collage a dramatic work of excellence. And I do like the sun and shadow effects.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Mosaic Monday.
These are great Gayle! I love the sunshine and shadows! I really like the mosaic. I don't think it's too busy at all.
ReplyDeleteGayle, I love the sunlight shining through. I think the collage is fun. The individual photos are my favorite!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Your post began like the lines of a poem and complimented the lovely photos perfectly. I like both types of images. The first are very artsy and the second is more realistic and you can study the photos easier.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture of the light...and I like the first picture!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. Different types of images show different things. I like both types, but I lean towards simple.
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