I have always been an early riser, preferring to enjoy a few precious moments before the rest of my world is fully awake. There is a serenity about this time of day. The sun is just beginning its ascent, the dew is still on grass and flowers and the birds, rabbits and other wildlife still feel comfortable being out in the open. This piece just seems to capture the essence of the early morning for me and is my entry for this week's Mixed Media Monday challenge.
Monday, September 7, 2009
Mixed Media Monday - Time of Day
I have always been an early riser, preferring to enjoy a few precious moments before the rest of my world is fully awake. There is a serenity about this time of day. The sun is just beginning its ascent, the dew is still on grass and flowers and the birds, rabbits and other wildlife still feel comfortable being out in the open. This piece just seems to capture the essence of the early morning for me and is my entry for this week's Mixed Media Monday challenge.
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This piece is a bit away from your usual, Heather. It is lovely, and so well expresses your favorite early morning hours. Beautiful.
It is beautiful Heather. It looks like she's taking a nice morning walk. I love the metal fencing and the small bits at the bottom..great embellishments to make it so perfect and wonderful.
Beautiful and expressive Heather- I really sense your time of day in this piece- calm and hopeful!
She's beautiful and the colors are gorgeous!
Eine tolle Szene auf deiner Karte!!
This is sooo beautiful!! love your composition and the texture and dreamy, quiet feeling of your piece!! Well done!!
Linda
This is gorgeous. So much going on - especially when you view the close-up. You have really captured the colour of early morning too.
This is so beautiful, and your description of the early morning makes me crave that quiet time.
Oh, Heather, this is BEAUTIFUL! Diane
Beautiful piece heather. I love the colors and the layout.
Gorgeous! So me too!
wonderfull colors, and a feeling of early dayes.
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