My one little word for 2011 is define. I love to use my view through
the lens of the camera to snap reflections of me. I look at this white dogwood bloom and I think, "A blank canvas record my dreams,
secrets, and memories I don't want to soon forget."
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Add a secret note to your images:
- Start by adding the Postale Texture on the linear burn blending mode and set opacity between 50% and 60%
- Add the Georgian Peach Texture on a blending mode of soft light at full opacity!
Download the screencast to follow along in Photoshop!
Take a Weekend Photo Challenge:
Macro Flowers: Saturday
Life as I see it: One Little Word CaptureBlueberry Craft and Hobby: Flowers on Saturday
Simple as That: Simple Things
Ni Hao Y'all: Sunday Snapshot
The Sunday Creative: Solace
That is great and the photo with edit reflects just like you though.
ReplyDeleteI lake it, great shot!!!
ReplyDeleteKisses and nice weekend Kristy.
Beatutiful shot... / Anna
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, awesome edit. Love!
ReplyDeleteI love flowers with textures and I love your style with each shot you take.
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome word to choose! Very creative. I love dogwoods! They're my FAVORITES! I wish we could get one to stay when we plant one though! We planted two a few years ago and they died! :(
ReplyDeleteDogwood flowers are just amazing - I just wish they would grow and flower well here. I really like how you added that texture to the photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dogwood macro and nice processing.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Macro Flowers Saturday!
I so love the dogwood.. great photo
ReplyDeleteI want to live where dogwood grows! They are the most beautiful flower! Beautiful capture and processing.
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice effect, very subtle. Up close, it reminds me of an aged photo.
ReplyDeleteHii....
ReplyDeleteThats really a wonderful blog you have. And the picture is classic. Thanks for following me, It's pleasure to have a follower with tremendous talent.
Vrinda.
I'm your follower too...the one named Radhika...it's me :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful lines, love your texturing. You have created a work of art!!!!
ReplyDeleteThats a great shot. I will try to do the word capture! It sounds like FUN!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, Love the texture, :)
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous shot and edit!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful --both with and without the texture. :)
ReplyDeleteYou sure have skills.. very pretty shot.. mine is here..
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Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the before & after...I'm not sure what I love more! So beautiful! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative. Wish I could do that too. Love it.
ReplyDeleteFabulous edit with the added texture and I love the idea of the white flower representing a blank canvas.
ReplyDeleteI like your edit. Very creative. I have noticed that dogwood flowers have a little green in them depending on the species.
ReplyDeleteThat's just elegant and beautiful~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flower!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo and editing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate both photos and enjoyed the text you chose for it.
ReplyDeletelove the textures!
ReplyDeleteokay...this is wonderfully amazing photo and i love the texture, the colors and the text!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot! Love your edit.
ReplyDeleteErika B
Great pic! After seeing your photo from last week I bought a few of your texture files and am trying to play around myself. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your sweet notes!
ReplyDeleteWhat a transformation. Very pretty picture. I am so ready for spring and summer again. Hurry, Hurry! : )
ReplyDeleteDogwoods are a fave for this GA gal. GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteWow..beautiful photo of dogwood!
ReplyDeleteOh my word... I can't get enough dogwood photos! And yours is gorgeous, both before and after :)
ReplyDeleteYou are really good with textures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot! You make it look so easy!
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