At my favourite cafe they have the little sugar sachets in a stainless steel pot which caught my eye the other day as the sun was shining on them . I had my camera with me so was able to snap away.
I used Kim's "poetic" texture and then converted it to b/w and selectively added a little colour back to the sugar sachets. I think I added a "magic" texture as an edging but I didn't make a note of it . . . . :-(
"Sugar and . . . ."
I used the texture at soft light 100% and mutiply 34%.
I'll be posting this at
and I'm looking forward to seeing some lovely work . . .
It's blowing a gale . . . literally . . . . as I write this . . the chimney is whistling and the shutters are rattling . . ..but I picked my first narcissus toady . . .oh the fragrance :-)
Teresa xx :-)
I used Kim's "poetic" texture and then converted it to b/w and selectively added a little colour back to the sugar sachets. I think I added a "magic" texture as an edging but I didn't make a note of it . . . . :-(
"Sugar and . . . ."
I used the texture at soft light 100% and mutiply 34%.
I'll be posting this at
and I'm looking forward to seeing some lovely work . . .It's blowing a gale . . . literally . . . . as I write this . . the chimney is whistling and the shutters are rattling . . ..but I picked my first narcissus toady . . .oh the fragrance :-)
Teresa xx :-)
Looks beautiful! I love the b&w and the little color on top of it...
ReplyDeleteI like the edit with a bit of color added back in.
ReplyDeleteLove the bleached out effect Teresa, I hope things have died down there for you now!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done! Love the little touch of color and the softness of the edges :)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the world through your eyes, Teresa. It's amazing how beautiful sugar packets can be!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image, love how you've made something ordinary so special. Great use of texture.
ReplyDeleteLovely work!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly lovely Teresa!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea, Teresa! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a lovely weekend! ♥