I found this abandoned farmhouse on a farm along the rural route. It's common to find empty farmhouses in the middle of miles of crops. Small farms are bought up and used for their fields only. You can't help but wonder who once lived here and what happen to their farm.
- Add the Antique Cool texture and set the blending mode to overlay
- Lower the opacity of the texture to 65%
- Slide on the Innocence Cool texture and blend on soft-light
- Slip the opacity down to 85%
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oh wow that is beautiful!! Do you sell your prints in an etsy shop? Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely, Kristy. Great application. :)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the textures!
ReplyDeleteCasey,
ReplyDeleteYes, sweetie I do, I don't keep a lot of prints in my shop. But you can always "convo" me for print you've seen on my blog. The pricing is the same for all my prints. Click the Etsy button under "out and about" in the top right corner.
I love how you brought out the yellow in the leaves!
ReplyDeleteReally nicely done!
ReplyDeleteLove the crop & the light you brought to this shot!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT! Really nice, Kristy!
ReplyDeleteNice perspective and edit!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot & edit! LOVE!
ReplyDeletelovely shot!
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very cool editing!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, I love the edit. Very dreamy :)
ReplyDeleteI just commented, and then it didn't go through.....argh! I hate when that happens....now...to remember what it is I said...
ReplyDeleteI love that I found your blog.
Your photos are so cool...and I love script over a photo..it is such an interesting added texture!
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Carmelina,
ReplyDeleteI hate it when that happens too! Thanks for putting up with blogger. I'm off to check out your blog!
Now, that's the bees knees... awesome transformation! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat, what a great processing! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteVery neat!!
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What a terrific photo! and as usual your texture work is great!
ReplyDeletebeautiful as always. LOVE the after.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!
ReplyDeleteas always, your use of texture is amazing! I love the "after" on this!
ReplyDeletemmm...so very lovely! adore the edit. :)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I love the yellow of leafs!
ReplyDeleteKristy, this is really beautifully done -- I love the yellow tint you got and the old boards on the house --
ReplyDeleteLove what you did here. Always amazes me how nicely you use textures. Thank you for be an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful...great processing!
ReplyDeleteThis is the kind of processing that makes me want to go back over some of my older images and see if I can make something special like this! I love it, Kristy! Old farmhouses have so much character ... this looks like a painting! Well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and I love the subject - great capture. I just screams "summer" to me - yay!
ReplyDeletebeautiful - love the composition of a window in a "window"
ReplyDeleteThis shot is beautiful, I like the way you capture old buildings.
ReplyDeletegorgeous, really gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeletecongrats and greetings from Spain,
elena
Beautiful and kind of sad.
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