TEXTURES OF SPRING
May 31, 2015
Nature Art Photography by Amy Jo Garner 4412 SE 29th Street Suite 300 Del City, OK 73115 405-601-2662 amyjophotoart.com info@amyjophotoart.com Houseplant: Pilea - Moon Valley
Textures of spring. April and May have been wild months. In addition to the record-setting rains in May, I left my full-time job in education, crashed my computer, and purchased a new cell phone (the Galaxy S6). The photos in this issue were taken with the new S6 in May. Editing was done in Photoshop Elements 13 on my new computer setup, which includes a snazzy Asus IPS monitor. May 1 is the halfway point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice. Historically, it represents the transition into summer, although in Oklahoma May remains part of spring, with summer arriving in June.
Let me know what you think of the textures of spring in my garden.
Page 3: Oklahoma Rose — May 2015 Page 4: Pink Rambler Rose — May 2015 Back cover: Coneflower bud — May 2015
All photos in Photo Art Mag are taken with a Samsung Galaxy S6 Android phone. Some photos are unmodified. Others are modified using Adobe Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, or Lightroom. All photos taken by Amy Jo Garner. If you enjoy this monthly email, you may also enjoy the Nature Art Photo Quote mailing that goes out four time a year. You will receive a 5x7 print of an original piece of photo art by Amy Jo Garner. Visit amyjophotoart.com for more information. On the cover: The sky on one of the few May days without rain. Photo taken May 2015.