For Brashley Photography’s Twirling Tuesday. If you are interested in trying out this fun Bren’s post has directions for doing the twirling in Photoshop. My post Putting a twist on it using the GIMP, describes how to twirl using the GIMP, an open source (free) photo processing program.
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How amazing!
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Thank you. I can’t wait to try it.
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Amazing .. love the middle one xx
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Very nice! GIMP is a handy tool:you can do practically anything you can do with Photoshop, and it’s free!
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I’ve been exploring and loving it.
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yellow is so cheery and the twirls were artistic delight
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Thanks. Dandelions are so cheerful that I am not as ruthless with them as I should be.
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Haha! Yeah – hard to remove the yellow sometimes but the crazy thing about dandelions is how ruthless they are when they taproot down- they can destroy the lawn
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A while back I harvested some Wild dandelion leaves for snacking – I don’t do it anymore because I worry About pesticide – and now my summer goal is t make my own peppermint tea….
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Everything in our yard is “organic”, which means we are too lazy to do much about it.
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I like that way – let it flow – let it grow – hahah
I also had some parsley come back from last year – chew on a little piece almost every day
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I love our wild parsley! I don’t even remember when we planted it, it was so long ago.
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oh so nice you have had it for so long. I also have mint – in a container – and that is why I am hoping to make tea this year
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