The leaves on one of our apricot trees have turned the most amazing colour this autumn.
Here are three of them :-)
(texture by Kim Klassen)
Happy Monday everyone,
Love Teresa xx :-)
Hannah has asked me for some more info on pp so here it is.
Here's the original
I ran the image through the Redfield Fractalius filter to get the effect I wanted.
Then on to the texture which is KK chamomile (well spotted Hannah)
And that was it . . . .please excuse the spider scrawl above :-) xx
Here are three of them :-)
Happy Monday everyone,
Love Teresa xx :-)
Hannah has asked me for some more info on pp so here it is.
Here's the original
I ran the image through the Redfield Fractalius filter to get the effect I wanted.
Then on to the texture which is KK chamomile (well spotted Hannah)
And that was it . . . .please excuse the spider scrawl above :-) xx
Common girl: I want to know the "how and which".
ReplyDeleteAnd to see the original.
It is so very luminously beautiful and I want to try this for myself.
I think I recognize kk's chamomile,or a portion of it anyways. What else, and how much of which blend?
Courgeous photos, Teresa.
ReplyDeleteWould love for you to stop by my blog when you have a moment or 2. Check out my freebies - I'm celebrating my 2nd blogoversary - please spread the word!
Peace,
LuLu
www.lulu-too-beaucoup.blogspot.com
Thank you Teresa.
ReplyDeleteIt is new to me to use the same texture so often, and then a double dose of luminosity. It shows though. That filter you mention, in fact any filter, is outside my scope at present. But it will come.
I shan't be up early tomorrow. Two days in a row is a bit much :-).
I've sent you an email.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful edit on a beautiful composition.
ReplyDeleteTeresa, what you do with textures is beyond amazing.
ReplyDeleteYou are truly such a talented artist, and each visit here is more beautiful than the one before.
Sending you wishes for a wonderful Tuesday.
lisa.
Oh my, this is stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful edit really gorgeous and the light is perfect.
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