This is my first, true success with layering a texture over one of my photos. This is supposed to be easy peasy, but it took me quite a while to figure it out using Photoshop. I wouldn't have been able to do it at all if I hadn't used Kim Klaussen Cafe's free ten minute class (took me over an hour, but that is ME, I am not the average person when it comes to computers...)
I used Kim Klassen's "more magic" texture and a photo I took of a rose at Biltmore Estate last spring.
I have linked this to Bonnie's "Pixel Dust Photo Art Friday". The theme was supposed to be to interpret the word "surprise". So, Bonnie, my surprise is that I finally DID IT. I know this is very, very basic, but it IS a beginning.
17 comments:
Well done you, taking the plunge so successfully.
Now that you have taken the plunge it will be addictive and you will have a lot of surprised along the way
Excellent Margaret! the more you do , the more addictive that you will find it. Sort of runaway fun art. Think you did a great job! Thank you also for stopping by my blog!
i like the canvasy effect. :) (i've never done photoshop or filters so you're way ahead of me!)
Very nice texture processing to this image
Lovely treatment to a beautiful flower.
Your passion for the arts together with your photographic talents seemingly know no boundries.
Way to go! - It's quite nice. You picked a perfect texture to go with the gorgeous rose photo.
Very lovely and peaceful combosition work of art. Every words too :)
Love your image, thanks for sharing.
Blessings Suzanne
Ciao Margaret great work!!!very nice :-)
You did it!! Your special touch with photography has to happen in Photoshop too - how could it not?
So glad you shared your first textured photo with Photo Art Friday Margaret!
How did you get the words to show up so well? Almost as if they glow! That's cool! =)
Nice work.
Regards and best wishes
Absolutely stunning. It has taken me a number of online classes to finally figure out the Photoshop editing. Aren't Kim's classes wonderful? She really gives you quite a bit of information free and her "for fee" classes are excellent!
It's beautiful! I've been wanting to try this sort of thing, but haven't taken the plunge yet. You've inspired me. :)
We were at Biltmore a few years ago - it's such a gorgeous place!
This turned out beautiful; and, I love all of the words you used. It is lovely and I want to do something like it. thanks for sharing and inspiring. visiting from PAF. karen
HA! Once the bug bites, you'll never be the same again! :) Well done, Margaret.
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