The Texture Touch

I am often amazed at how many barns, silos, and corn cribs survive mother nature year after year. This corn crib sets in a valley of corn fields.  It may have been wind and hail or heavy snowfall that caused the roof to collapse. I do hope it is repaired this summer.  How often do you see "mother nature's fury" as they call it, in your area?

texture.ology
  1. Apply the heirloom #6 texture to your photograph
  2. From the layers palette select the softlight blending mode
  3. Reduce the opacity to half
  4. Add the heirloom #8 texture as the top layer
  5. Select the darken blending mode and set at 65% opacity

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22 comments :

  1. MixedMolly10:04 AM CDT

    Weather in Michigan is unpredictable, so it depends on the year. Love this collage!

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  2. Melanie10:10 AM CDT

    Blown away again! Beautiful! Wow, what a find w/ this barn... how fun to photograph)

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    1. Unknown3:55 PM CDT

      Thanks Melanie, I had second thoughts this morning and wonder if others would think it was dump

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  3. Anonymous11:14 AM CDT

    Well unfortunately in sunny Florida we don't see alot of Mother Natures fury....UNLESS we have an active hurricane season:( Gorgeous photos!!
    Laurie @ Pride In Photos

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  4. Mary Gene Atwood11:37 AM CDT

    Nice capture and processing.

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  5. Susan12:40 PM CDT

    Oh wow...how pretty!

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  6. Tamar SB12:44 PM CDT

    Wow! love the texture you added to a picture with so many amazing dimensions!

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  7. Gina Kleinworth2:05 PM CDT

    What an intriguing place. I love what you did with the texture.

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  8. Anonymous10:42 PM CDT

    Beautiful photos. So gorgeous.

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  9. Mary11:18 PM CDT

    Your photos are wonderful!I have never worked with textures before but will be learning how soon. :)

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  10. Elizabeth Edwards5:07 PM CDT

    wow, the roof is needing help. such character though. (:

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  11. Bev10:49 PM CDT

    Interesting barn... I love looking at barns that are in need of repair...you did a beautiful job with the picture!

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  12. Desirae R11:13 PM CDT

    This barn is really interesting. Seems a bit different than usual, but I am not sure why.

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  13. Sharon11:18 PM CDT

    Barns are so fascinating. The roof gives this one a uniqueness -- so picturesque. Your blog contains so much beauty!

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    1. Unknown9:42 AM CDT

      Thank You Sharon, how sweet of you to say!

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  14. Buckeroomama11:52 PM CDT

    The damaged roof somehow adds to the beauty of the barn...

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  15. Anonymous11:40 AM CDT

    My goodness, it's HUGE! I hope they repair it, too, it's just too awesome of a barn to sit & rot, isn't it!

    Thank you for joining, Kristy! =)

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  16. Marilyn6:15 PM CDT

    WOW, this is AMAZING.. LOVE it.. Very beautiful.. Thanks SO much for linking to Finagle A Foto. Stopping in to say hello.. Wishing you a perfect evening.. xo ~ Marilyn.. (Officially a happy follower here.. ;)) Hope you can stop in sometime.. )

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    1. Unknown4:59 PM CDT

      Thank you Marylin, you are so sweet!

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  17. Rose8:03 PM CDT

    I sure have seen a barn or two that is very similar to this one!

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  18. Carole1:57 PM CDT

    What a great shape to that barn. The roof is a little bit sad, but otherwise....:-)

    Noteworthy Musings - Barn Charm #89

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I love reading your little notes, it makes me smile from ear to ear!

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