Backstage Pass.

It's a bit of a mixed bag today which l hope you enjoy....l have a few new photos to share and l've also added some of my favourite pics from other photo sessions that never made a post. The bedroom pics were inspired by this vintage crochet bedspread l found at the opshop, l don't think it's ever been used as it still had it's tags attached. The two colours perfectly match my bedhead so that's where the pics were taken.

.....so using the bedspread as the "kicking off point" for this post, got me to wondering about how other people begin the creative process for THEIR blogposts.

Do people write the posts first and add pictures later....or like me, ALWAYS begin with the pictures.



and l wonder if people take LOTS of photos, or not many at all... and do they edit them.
 l usually just take a few pics, but rework them in my editing program...for me that's where the fun really begins, especially if l have the time to tinker, but if not.... it's just a lighten and brighten...l find this most useful in dull old Winter:-))

 

 

Once l used to wander around the house taking photos spontaneously, but don't do this so much anymore, usually the pics are a bit more "staged"..... not so much that l spend time artfully arranging things, but l DO like to co-ordinate a colour scheme and try to "constuct" a theme.

 

The writing is where l most often come unstuck....maybe that's cos l'm wanting to come across all interesting, smart and funny.....but of course l'm just not..... so that takes WORK.. haha!!

 

l've read that sometimes people will have posts sitting in their drafts section for months before they publish them and can see where that'd be wise if the story's important or a bit controversial... Even though the writing here is generally brief.... l still like to give myself a bit of reflection time before l hit that publish button.

 

Well there you have it..... a bit of a glimpse into what goes on around here..hope it was of some interest:-)) 

 

Fold upon fold of fabric in this 50's wedding dress. see screen test.

  

 

  

This swirly flowered wrought iron table is one l've had for many years, and is so pretty and useful it's lived in almost every room of the house at some time.

 

 

Lots of light through the dining room window.... see think pink



The spare bedroom with a few of my faves.....  rosary, lace and embroidery.


Hope you're having a great week, thanks so much for popping in for a visit,

Til next time,

Bron.