O come, all ye faithful by dochtersions
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With this image I wish you all a merry and blessed Christmas.
With peace, light and love in your heart.
This image is made of a photo that I took in the small church of Sweikhuizen (where I live).
In my old version of PSP I edited the photo by adding an Apophysis Fractal, and I played with various layers.
Thank you for your friendship and your beautiful comments on my earlier uploads, I appreciate all of you a lot.
With love, Jacomina.
Comments (4)
Beautiful, Jacomina.
Lovely card. All the best to you and yours!
I did not get a notification for any of your recent images...so sorry! This is beautiful and I love that you put the Dutch version of this song! Somewhere I wished you a Merry Christmas but don't recall where...so belated Merry Christmas, I hope it was all that you wished it to be and I hope that at least for a little while you had less pain, so I don't miss you again, Happy New Year and Blessings to you both!
It's wonderful to see that song in Dutch. (It's a beautiful language. I wish I knew it.) Your additions to the image are totally organic---they look like they were put there by the original artist. The old illuminated manuscripts (from the Middle Ages) used flowing greenery all the time: That's what you've created here. A beautiful piece for Christmas. Thank you so much for your latest comment, it was beautiful (and introspective and insightful). I know it's hard for you to comment, so I never expect you to...so whenever you do, it's a great gift. Many thanks, Jacomina. I hope your Christmas was deep, sweet and loving. You graced this church image with beautiful "Jacomina" art...