Dancing in the light

Thank you very much! :-)

Thanks so much for your comment, Yvonne! :-)

Thank you! I don’t know what it’s called…..... have been trying to find out…. although it’s quite common on roadsides in the summer, I haven’t found it in any field guide yet. It indeed has a rasberry-like colour, though :-)

Thanks a million, Rene! :-)

Thank you very much, Pam! :-)

Thank you very much, Linda! :-)

Thanks so much, Silvia! :-)))

Thank you very much, rodeorose ! :-))))

Thank you very much, Dyle! :-)

Thank you very much, Pat! :-))))

Thank you sooooo much, Angel – very appreciated!!! :-)

Thank you very much for your compliment, Aimelle! :-)

Thanks so much for your comment, Cynthia! :-)))

It’s not all this difficult. Once you get over the fear of handling layers (actually an easy concept), you start collecting textures by taking pictures of walls, painted doors….. and then you start experimenting (which can be, as a lot of people here admit, quite addictive)... :-)

Thanks so much, Tereza! :-)

Thank you very much for this compliment, caradione! :-)

It does, doesn’t it? :) Thank you very much, Marilyn :)))))

Thank you very much, Betty! :-)

Thank you so very much, Jellybean! :-)

Hello Trish, thanks a million! :-)

Thanks so much for the compliment, Elaine! :-)