This is my interpretation of what dreams are made of.
I love nature, I love the water and anything scenic.
This was taken on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada!
I hope you enjoy!
JuneBug
Hi Jeff, I just used photoshop! When you double click on the layer it offers you options for bevel and emboss. I use the pillow emboss feature and select size and contours.
Hope it was helpful!
JuneBug
What a clever idea JuneBug! I, too, love nature and that is where I do my best 'dreaming'. I like how you dropped a natural background behind your dreamy image. Good work angel.
Good luck in the contest!
Thanks for the visit my garden gallery..lol. Your warm words on ~miss lili~ and ~driving miss daisy~ are deeply appreciated. We have had fun with this project even though it has taken us awhile to do. I am glad that you were able to enjoy my flowers with me. Your continued support of my work is deeply appreciated :~)
Another great composition in this one. The addition of the central image to the background water shot at an angle is quite apealling. A fantastic entry for the contest.
HI June..how good it is to see this posting of yours! I have missed you, my friend! I like the way you did the layout on this, and it fits the theme so well. Water pics are always so good for us. I love how the sunlight plays on the water on this pic...nice job my friend...I like it a lot..verena
Hi June, boy this image is truly keeping in tune with the current contest theme very well! While the photograpy is very good, I keep seeing the disconnected thoughts, images and sensations one would feel, it he were having a dream with these elements in it! Good job, June and my best wishes to you on the contest! Sincerely, Marilyn
Boy June, I can really relate to this...I used to go up to Manitoulin Island as a kid...a great aunt of mine had a cottage up there...in fact this looks like the same area and very dock I tried water skiing from...where on the island was this taken?...anyhow, good idea for the contest and good luck.:Pat.
June, I love the photograph. I would have let it stand alone rather than putting it on the backdrop of water. The image as composed with the dock and trees would have been perfect - the emptiness of the subject is what makes it so dreamy. Great shot. anne