Going through some pictures, and looking around the yard made me realize I haven't done a "flowers" post yet this summer. So I decided to take some new pics and some from last year's post and do something a little different.
I found a nice little app in the Play Store called
Bonfire (no remuneration of any kind), that did a nice job with artsy filters. So I thought it would be fun to do the pictures with an impressionism filter, you know - a la VanGogh! Enjoy!
First, a couple non-flower shots.
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Looking down the street. |
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Cyd - that's right, 173's gargoyle is named Cyd! |
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Birdhouse on an old birch branch. |
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One of my favorites from this collection! And they were volunteers, every year we get sunflowers without planting any! |
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That's a ceramic garden cat in the back! |
There you have it - a fun little project. We're thinking about getting a couple printed for framing, we'll see how they turn out!