Farmers markets in the Fall bewitch me! I could stare into a buckets of crisp apples or curvy squash long enough to make any farmer nervous. Piles of pumpkins and dried sunflower heads call out to me. Luckily I always bring at least two cameras along, so I can savor their enchanted.
Reduce harsh sunlight and apply a vintage photo finish with texture.
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Antique Warm Texture / Multiply Blending Mode / 20%
Antique Warm Texture / Multiply Blending Mode / 20%
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Lovely - Looks great!
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DeleteWe have a summer farmer's market, but in the winter it continues in town with a smaller version. - Margy
ReplyDeleteI love the colors!Well done. Nice photo.
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Thank you Jedidja
DeleteLove the outcome and subject. Stupid question, but I am lax in using layers, is the main reason to protect your work? I only use them when I need to adjust the opacity.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine all the autumnal colours at a farmers market this time of year. I like what you did with the apples, it makes a whole different photograph.
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