11/22/11

texture tuesday

One of my favorite challenges is hosted by Kim Klassen and gives me a chance to play with textures and experiment with PSE.  Today's was super simple, just use one of Kim's textures on any image.  One of my current fave shots is one I took a couple of mornings ago with our first real frost.


I started with the photo above and added 2 of Kim's free textures.


First I added "pink" to make it a little more wintery and soften the background.  I used it at soft light, 100%.  Then I tried a few others and settled on Dream Words at color burn, 64%.


I like this darker, more dramatic version but it still keeps the pink undertones.  Be sure to click through to her link up party and see TONS of more BE-autiful shots!
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14 comments:

  1. Heather7:48 AM

    LOVE it. absolutely LOVE the texture you chose for this its perfect for this shot.
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  2. Valerie-Jael8:28 AM

    Beautiful work, the pictures are really lovely! Valerie

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  3. hannah8:41 AM

    This is really pretty.
    Just as pleasing as flowers.
    The rime gives it a cheery touch.

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  4. Gwen12:57 PM

    It will soon be time for me to see the hoar frost for real. Lovely shot!
    xx

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  5. Neringa2:35 PM

    Truly amazing photos and the processing.

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  6. Kathryn Dyche3:07 PM

    Ooooh I like it, great use of texture. :0)

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  7. Robin4:03 PM

    Beautiful picture and I edit turned fantastic, nice job!

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  8. Bonnie Zieman, M.Ed.4:38 PM

    Just lovely choices made in your processing!!

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  9. Unknown7:59 PM

    This is such an unusual plant, very beautiful.

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  10. JudyL6:17 AM

    This is lovely...you are very talented !

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  11. fotogran4:12 PM

    This is so lovely. The delicate rime of frost adds such a beautiful element to the leaves. The texture you chose is perfect too.

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  12. kareninkenai1:48 PM

    terrie - very lovely processing and a wonderful composition initially. really enjoy the text. thanks, kareninkenai (TT)

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  13. Lorinda.C.F8:50 PM

    These are stunning! I'm really not sure which one I love more!

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  14. Deborah6:15 PM

    I"m only now finding the opportunity to view the postings, and Terrie, this is absolutely magnificent!

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